Prepare for the winter chill with Wade’s
The temperature is dropping across the Wimmera and now is the time for people to think about the best way to heat their homes.
The team at Wade’s Horsham believe the best way to beat the consistently cold and frosty Wimmera mornings is to ensure houses are set up with well-suited heating and climate-control systems.
Owner Adam Jolley said the expertise and range of products available at Wade’s was ‘next to none’ and the Pynsent Street store was the place to go this winter to tap into a great deal on wood heaters.
Mr Jolley said wood heaters provided a different form of heat to gas or electric. “They also provide a nice ambience to homes,” he said. “Wood heaters are more sustainable too, as they use less energy than gas or electric heaters and wood is a renewable product.”
AF Gason Pty Ltd, the parent company of Jindara Woodheating is a family-owned company spanning three generations; the manufacturing plant is located on a 3.2 hectare site and employs in excess of 100 people.
Wade’s are ecstatic to be in partnership with a company that is local and situated in Ararat in Western Victoria.
Jindara Woodheating has been a market leader for 25 years, and has an Australia-wide network comprising 150 dealers to service your needs.
Wade’s offers a range of wood heaters from Gason, Nectre, Quadra-fire, Visionline and Kemlan Industries.
Mr Jolley said Australian made Kemlan Industries slow combustion wood heaters featured an advanced ‘air wash’ that circulates hot air for a clean glass window.
“The design of the Kemlan range provides quick heat when needed and long burn times to suit Australian wood types and climate conditions,” he said
American manufactured Quadra-fire offers a range of wood heaters ‘built to last in all shapes and sizes, creating clean burning in an easy to operate heater’.
Mr Jolley said modern design and long burn times were key to Visionline products, manufactured in the Czech Republic.
“The team at Wade’s invites everyone to check out the range of heating products in-store before the weather cools much more,” he said.