Jarrahdale Heating and Cooling is a Western Australian family-owned manufacturer specialized in high-quality wood heaters and residential air conditioning solutions since 1981.
Jarrahdale Tisħin u Tkessiħ is a leading Western Australian manufacturer and supplier of home climate control products. Established in 1981 as a family-owned business, the company has built a reputation for designing robust slow-combustion wood heaters specifically tailored to Australian conditions. Their manufacturing process takes place locally in Maddington, ensuring high standards of durability and performance.
Beyond wood heating, Jarrahdale Heating and Cooling offers a comprehensive range of air conditioning solutions, including ducted evaporative cooling, reverse-cycle ducted systems, and wall-split units. The company provides end-to-end service, from manufacturing and supply to professional installation and ongoing maintenance.
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New wood heaters painted with silicone stove paint require curing. Ventilate the room well, as the paint may emit smoke. Perform three small burns, allowing the stove to cool completely between them. Gradually increase the heat on the third burn to a normal operating level.
Always use clean, dry hardwood. Never use green (unseasoned) wood or treated timber. Dry wood ensures efficient burning and prevents excessive creosote build-up.
Clearance requirements depend on the specific model (e.g., Countryman, Clydesdale, Rhapsody) and whether the installation is near combustible walls. Generally, a hearth is required for combustible flooring, and a flue shield may be needed for wall clearances. Refer to your owner's manual or the product specification plate for exact measurements.
Open the Air Boost Control to the 'HIGH' position (usually left). Place crumpled newspaper and dry kindling in the firebox and light. Once the kindling is burning well, add larger pieces of dry wood. When the fire is established, you can adjust the Air Boost Control to 'LOW' (usually right) for slow combustion.