As winter approaches, many Australian homeowners are considering the warmth and ambiance of a wood fireplace. However, not all fireplaces are created equal. In this post, we’ll explore the critical importance of choosing a certified wood fireplace, with a focus on the luxury options offered by Sculpt Fireplace Collection. 

Understanding Fireplace Certification in Australia 

In Australia and New Zealand, wood fireplaces must adhere to the Australian/New Zealand Standard for Domestic solid fuel burning appliances (AS/NZS2918:2018)[1]. This certification is crucial for several reasons: 

1. Environmental Protection: Certified wood fireplaces are required to meet strict emission standards, ensuring they are among the cleanest fireplaces in the world.

2. Safety Assurance: The certification process ensures that fireplaces are safe for use in homes when installed correctly.

Sculpt Fireplace Collection: Luxury Meets Certification 

Sculpt Fireplace Collection, an Australian-owned company, exclusively supplies some of the world’s most sought-after high-end luxury fireplaces. Moreover, All fireplaces offered by Sculpt are tested and certified to the Australian Standard, providing customers with the perfect blend of luxury design and environmental responsibility. 

Key Features of Sculpt Fireplaces: 

Certified Safety: All fireplaces meet the AS/NZS2918:2018 standard, thus, ensuring safety and compliance. 

Design Forward: Offering a dynamic collection of designer fires that serve as true sculptural pieces in any living space. 

Environmental Responsibility: Manufactured with high-quality materials and designed for efficient, clean burning. 

Why Certification Matters 

1. Environmental Impact 

 Uncertified wood fireplaces can significantly contribute to air pollution. Certified fireplaces, like those offered by Sculpt Fireplace Collection, are designed to minimize emissions, helping to protect both indoor and outdoor air quality. 

 2. Safety Concerns 

Perhaps the most critical reason for choosing a certified fireplace is safety. Uncertified appliances may require larger hearths and greater clearances from combustible materials, potentially leading to serious safety hazards. 

 3. Choosing a Certified Fireplace 

When selecting a wood fireplace, always look for the AS/NZS2918:2018 certification. This ensures that your fireplace: 

– Meets strict emission standards 

– Is safe when installed correctly 

– Complies with Australian regulations 

By choosing a certified wood fireplace from Sculpt Fireplace Collection, you’re not only ensuring the safety of your home but also contributing to cleaner air in your community while enjoying a luxurious, design-forward heating solution. 

Remember, the warmth and comfort of a wood fireplace shouldn’t come at the cost of your safety or the environment. Opt for certified appliances from reputable suppliers like Sculpt Fireplace Collection, and ensure they’re installed by qualified professionals for the best experience in both form and function. 

Wood fireplaces are more than just a source of warmth; they create a cozy atmosphere in any home. However, to keep them operating efficiently and safely, regular cleaning and maintenance are crucial. Neglecting these tasks can lead to decreased performance, potential fire hazards, and costly repairs. Here’s how to keep your fireplace in prime condition, along with signs that it may need servicing. 

The Importance of Regular Cleaning 

Cleaning your fireplace is essential for removing by-products like ash, soot, and creosote, which can accumulate in the firebox, glass doors, and flue. If left unaddressed, these residues can obstruct airflow and create safety risks. A routine cleaning schedule should include weekly maintenance during peak use and thorough inspections at least twice a year. 

The Need for Professional Inspections 

While homeowners can handle routine cleaning, a professional inspection is essential for ensuring your fireplace’s safety and efficiency. Trained technicians can identify hidden issues that may not be apparent during regular cleaning, such as structural damage to the flue and the integrity of the firebox. Routinely scheduling a professional inspection helps catch problems early, preventing costly repairs and ensuring compliance with safety standards. 

Signs Your Fireplace Needs Servicing 

Recognising the signs that your fireplace requires maintenance is crucial for preventing potential hazards: 

• 1. Diminished Heat Output: If your fireplace isn’t producing as much heat as it used to, it could indicate blockages or inefficiencies. 
• 2. Excessive Smoke: Increased smoke inside the home may signal a blockage in the flue. 
• 3. Odors: A persistent odor of smoke or burning could suggest creosote build-up or other issues requiring immediate attention. 
• 4. Glass Discoloration: If the glass doors are consistently dirty or discoloured, it may indicate improper combustion or the need for better-quality fuel. 
• 5. Cracks or Damage: Noticeable cracks in the firebox or flue can compromise the fireplace’s safety and efficiency. 

Cleaning the Glass 

The glass doors of a fireplace help regulate heat and maintain efficiency. However, soot and creosote can obscure the view over time. 

1. Let the Glass Cool Completely: Always allow the glass to cool before cleaning to avoid thermal shock to the glass and prevent burning yourself.

2. Use Appropriate Cleaning Methods: Avoid harsh cleaners that could scratch the glass or damage special coatings. Consider:

3. Ruco Fireplace Glass Cleaner – This specially formulated product effectively removes soot and creosote without damaging the glass.

4. A vinegar-water mixture for lighter cleaning tasks.

5. Damp newspaper dipped in fine ash, followed by rinsing with water for an eco-friendly solution.

6. Prevent Creosote Build-up: Burn only well-seasoned hardwood with moisture content below 15%. Burning wet or green wood produces more smoke, increasing creosote accumulation.

Removing Ash 

Ash can build up quickly, affecting airflow and efficiency. 

1. Empty the Ash Pan Regularly: Remove ash when it reaches about one-third of the pan’s capacity. Leaving a thin layer can help insulate the coals for better heat retention. 

2. Use Proper Tools: A metal container with a secure lid is best for collecting and storing ash. Keep it outside and away from flammable materials. 

3. Recycling Ash: Wood ash can be used in gardens as a mineral supplement but should be applied sparingly as to not negatively alter PH levels. 

Flue Care 

A clean flue is vital for safe fireplace operation. 

1. Schedule Professional Cleaning Twice a Year: Have your flue swept before the heating season and again during peak use to ensure it’s clear of debris. 

2. Inspect for Damage: Regularly check for cracks or deterioration in the flue and firebox. Address issues promptly to maintain safety. 

3. Ensure your Cowl is in place and working correctly: These keep out rain, debris, and animals while allowing smoke to exit, minimising creosote build-up. 

Maintaining the Firebox 

The firebox contains the burning wood and faces extreme temperatures. 

1. Check Fire Bricks for Damage: Inspect fire bricks for cracks or wear. Damaged bricks should be replaced to maintain heat efficiency. 

2. Replace Worn Gaskets and Seals: Door gaskets help maintain an airtight environment. Replace them if they show signs of wear. 

3. Monitor the Baffle Plate: This component helps direct heat back into the room. Regularly check for damage and replace if necessary. 

Reducing Creosote Build-up 

Creosote can lead to dangerous flue fires if not managed. 

1. Burn Seasoned Hardwood Only: Using dry wood minimises smoke and creosote formation. 

2. Avoid Overloading the Firebox: Follow the manufacturer’s guidelines for fuel load to prevent overheating and excessive creosote. 

3. Ensure Adequate Airflow: Proper airflow is essential for efficient combustion. Address any airflow issues immediately. 

Seasonal Maintenance and Pre-Use Preparations 

Before using your fireplace for the first time each season, conduct a thorough inspection. 

1. Clean the Convection Grates and Appliance Top: Remove dust that has accumulated during inactivity to prevent carbonised build-up. 

2. Check Smoke Detectors: Ensure these detectors are functioning to maintain household safety. 

3. Perform a flue Sweep Before Winter: Even if the flue was cleaned recently, a pre-winter sweep ensures it’s clear of any new debris. 

Regular cleaning and maintenance are essential for the safe and efficient operation of your fireplace. Routine tasks like cleaning the glass, removing ash, and having the flue swept can significantly reduce fire risks and extend your fireplace’s lifespan. Products like Ruco Fireplace Glass Cleaner offer effective cleaning solutions for maintaining a clear view of the flames. Additionally, scheduling routine professional inspections is vital for identifying and addressing hidden issues before they become costly problems. By being vigilant for signs of needed servicing and adhering to a routine maintenance schedule, you can enjoy the warmth and comfort of your fireplace while ensuring safety for years to come. 

When it comes to enhancing your home with a wood fireplace, safety should be your top priority. At Sculpt Fireplace Collection, we understand that true luxury comes not just from stunning design, but also from peace of mind. Let’s explore why fireplace safety is crucial and how our certified fireplaces meet the highest standards. 

The Importance of Fireplace Safety Certification 

In Australia, fireplace safety is governed by the AS/NZS2918:2018 standard. This certification ensures that wood fireplaces are: 

1. Safe for Home Use: When installed correctly, certified fireplaces minimize fire risks.

2. Environmentally Responsible: They must meet strict emission standards, protecting both indoor and outdoor air quality.

Sculpt Fireplace Collection: Where Safety Meets Luxury 

We pride ourselves on offering fireplaces that exemplify both safety and style: 

100% Certified: All our wood fireplaces are tested and certified to the Australian Standard, ensuring maximum safety. 

Design-Forward Safety: Our luxury fireplaces prove that safety doesn’t mean sacrificing aesthetics. 

Innovative Technology: Features like the Double Air Flow System (DAFS) in selected Cheminees Seguin Duteriez models enhance both efficiency and safety. 

Key Fireplace Safety Features 

Our fireplaces incorporate several safety features: 

1. Proper Clearances: Designed for safe installation with appropriate distances from combustible materials.

2. Efficient Burning: High-quality materials and design ensure clean, efficient burning, reducing the risk of chimney fires.

3. Sturdy Construction: Our cast iron fireplaces, like the Seguin range, offer durability and enhanced heat distribution.

The Risks of Uncertified Fireplaces 

Choosing an uncertified fireplace can lead to: 

Increased fire hazards due to improper clearances

Higher emissions, potentially harming your health and the environment 

Potential legal and insurance issues 

Choosing a Safe and Stylish Fireplace 

When selecting a wood fireplace, prioritise safety without compromising on style: 

1. Look for the AS/NZS2918:2018 certification

2. Choose reputable suppliers like Sculpt Fireplace Collection

3. Ensure professional installation by qualified experts

Our range, from the sleek Axis contemporary inbuilt fireplaces to the unique JC Bordelet suspended designs, offers safe, certified options for every taste. 

Conclusion: Safety as the Foundation of Luxury 

We believe that true luxury starts with safety. Our certified, design-forward fireplaces offer the perfect blend of style, efficiency, and peace of mind. Experience the warmth and elegance of a French-made wood fireplace, knowing that your safety is our top priority. 

Explore our range of certified, luxury wood fireplaces and elevate your home with a heating solution that’s as safe as it is stunning.

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The Local Project x Lady Banks Rooftop Bar:

Nestled in the vibrant Bankstown suburb of New South Wales, the Lady Banks Rooftop bar has become a beacon of style and sophistication, setting a new standard for contemporary design.

Pony Design Co. has emerged as a trailblazer, redefining spaces with its innovative and distinctive approach. Established with a commitment to transforming environments into unique reflections of culture, individuality and style, Pony Design Co. has gained recognition for its versatility, attention to detail, and the ability to craft immersive experiences. Among the many elements that contribute to the bar’s allure, one stands out— the stunning Sculpt Fireplace Collections JC Bordelet 992 Eva. This masterpiece of modern fireplace design has become a focal point, not only for its functionality but for the mesmerising ambiance it creates. Featured in a video by The Local Project, the Lady Banks Rooftop Bar serves as a canvas for the artistic brilliance of the JC Bordelet 992 Eva.

Situated in the heart of Bankstown, the Lady Banks Rooftop Bar has become a haven for those seeking a contemporary and luxurious atmosphere. Boasting panoramic views of the city skyline, the bar offers a perfect backdrop for the sleek lines and unique design of the JC Bordelet 992 Eva. The Eva against the urban landscape creates a captivating visual experience, turning the Lady Banks Rooftop Bar into a destination for design enthusiasts, tourists and locals alike.

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Sculpt Fireplace Collection’s Tips & Tricks:

Mastering the Art of a Wood Fireplace

A wood fireplace from Sculpt Fireplace Collection can create a warm and inviting atmosphere in your home, but using it correctly is crucial for safety, efficiency, and longevity. Use this comprehensive guide to explore three essential aspects of correctly using a wood fireplace: avoiding overfiring, overfilling, and proper cleaning of the firebox, interior, and exterior of the fireplace, as well as the glass. By following these guidelines, you can maximise your fireplace experience, while ensuring a safe and well-maintained appliance.

Avoid Overfiring

1. Overfiring occurs when the fire in the fireplace reaches excessively high temperatures, surpassing the manufacturer’s recommended limits. Overfiring can lead to several issues, including damage to the fireplace components and increased risk of chimney fires. Here’s how to prevent overfiring:

a. Use Properly Seasoned Wood: Burn only well-seasoned hardwoods, as they burn cleaner and produce less creosote buildup. Avoid burning green or wet wood, which can lead to low-temperature fires and incomplete combustion.

b. Follow Manufacturer’s Guidelines: Refer to your fireplace manufacturer’s guidelines for recommended burn times, temperature limits, and air control settings. Following these specifications ensures that you operate the fireplace within its intended range, preventing overfiring.

c. Use a Thermometer: Install a magnetic thermometer on the flue pipe or stovepipe of your wood fireplace. This allows you to monitor the temperature and make adjustments to prevent overfiring. Keep the temperature within the recommended range provided by the manufacturer. You can reduce the risk of overfilling by ensuring not to put too much wood into the fireplace, this will ensure there is adequate airflow within the appliance; in turn making it easier to clean!

Avoid Overfilling

2. Overfilling the firebox with an excessive amount of wood can lead to several issues, including poor airflow, incomplete combustion, and increased risk of sparks and embers escaping. Follow these tips to avoid overfilling:

a. Follow the One-Third Rule: Fill the firebox to only about one-third of its capacity. This ensures proper airflow around the wood, allowing for efficient combustion and heat production. Avoid stacking wood too high or pushing it against the glass doors.

b. Use Properly Sized Logs: Choose logs that are of the right size for your fireplace. Opt for split logs that are approximately 3-6 inches in diameter and 16-18 inches in length. Using properly sized logs helps maintain proper airflow and prevents overloading the firebox.

c. Use a Fireplace Grate: Using the cast iron fireplace grate inside the firebox elevates the wood off the floor, allowing for better airflow and combustion. The grate also facilitates ash management and makes cleaning easier. Make sure not to load wood onto any firebrick surface!

Cleaning

3. Regular cleaning of your wood fireplace is essential to maintain its performance and ensure a safe and efficient operation. Here’s how to clean different parts of your wood fireplace:

a. Firebox and Interior: Remove ashes and debris from the firebox regularly using a fireplace shovel or vacuum specifically designed for ash. Dispose of the ashes in a metal container and store it outside away from flammable materials. Use a stiff brush or scrub pad to clean the firebox walls if necessary. Avoid using water, as it can cause rust and damage to the fireplace components.

b. Exterior: Clean the exterior surfaces of the fireplace with lukewarm water. Use a soft cloth or sponge to gently scrub away any dirt or grime. Rinse with clean water and dry thoroughly.

c. Glass: Wait for the fireplace to cool completely before cleaning the glass. Use a specialised fireplace glass cleaner (we recommend Ruco Wood Fireplace Glass Cleaner) or lukewarm water. Spray the solution on the glass and let it sit for a few minutes to loosen the soot. Scrunch up some newspaper and spray lightly with water, then dip the paper into some loose ash (ensure there are no large pieces of coal as this can scratch the glass). Gently scrub the glass with the newspaper in circular motions, starting from the top, then wipe clean with a dry cloth or paper towel. Continue this until the glass is completely clean. Avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasive materials that can scratch or damage the glass.

View our step-by-step video on how to clean your fireplace

Mastering the art of using a wood fireplace involves understanding the importance of avoiding overfiring, overfilling, and maintaining proper cleaning practices. By following these guidelines, you can enjoy the warmth and beauty of your Sculpt Fireplace Collection wood fireplace; while ensuring safety, efficiency, and a longer lifespan for this cherished feature in your home. Remember to refer to your fireplace manufacturer’s guidelines and exercise caution at all times when operating and maintaining your wood fireplace. Stay warm, cozy, and responsible!

Royd Clan’s Autonomous House x Sculpt Fireplace Collection

Both off-the-grid and autonomous, this striking family farmhouse near Geelong in Victoria connects its occupants with nature and each other.
When the owners first bought – sight unseen – the 89-acre farm on which their home now sits, the rolling hills were covered in noxious boxthorn weed and the original stone farmhouse was in ruins.
With the help of Landcare, they set about clearing the invasive spiny shrubs and planted 2500 native trees in their place. Regenerating the land was important for homeowners Cam and Sally, who had both grown up in the country.

“I remember planting trees with my mother when I was a kid, and I just loved that you could create nature and a reserve over time and watch it grow; I’ve always loved that,” says Cam, an agricultural scientist.
He and Sally set aside 30 acres to do just that. “It’s been awesome watching the spotted gums grow, and actually quite quickly, really. It doesn’t take that long to change the landscape,” says Cam.

Inspirational project

When it came time to design a house for the farm, they turned to an architect they’d worked with before on a house in North Melbourne: Nadine Samaha from level architekture>konstrukt.

Drawing inspiration from the ruins, boulders and mythology of the picturesque property overlooking the Barrabool Hills near Geelong, Nadine got creative in designing an autonomous, off-the-grid home. The five pavilions making up the home emulate the boulders on the site, the clustered design welcoming natural light and cross-ventilation into all of them.

“It really integrates well with the land,” says Nadine. “With its shimmering cladding reflecting the trunks of the surrounding gum trees, it almost vanishes into the landscape.”

Nadine is passionate about creating spaces and forms that seamlessly connect with the natural world and support wellbeing. An advocate of biophilic design, Nadine mentors graduate architects, teaches Environmental Sustainable Design at RMIT, and chairs the Australian Institute of Architects’ Sustainable Architecture Forum – when she’s not designing incredible houses, that is.

Axis I1000FS SS

Handmade in the Rhone Alps region of France, the Axis I1000FS Single Sided wood fireplace is a display of geometric versatility and artisan engineered construction. The wood fireplace exudes a mesmerising display of flames and unsurpassed design excellence. With a heating capacity of up to 300m2 and an average efficiency of 66%, this unit is sure to stun in any space.

Fitted with DAFS (Double Air Flow System), this technology works by injecting oxygen at a determined level inside of the combustion chamber. The supply of new oxygen will burn the gases and smoke that has not yet been burnt and prevent them from being released into the flu system. The additional self-washing glass system feature, provides less CO2 emissions, creating longer fire term/burn time, cleaner glass and bricks and total combustion of the firewood.

To view the stunning French handcrafted Axis I1000FS Single Sided Fireplace, click here.

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The art of luxury designer fireplaces

BY:THE COMPLETEHOME TEAM

Our friends at Complete Home recently featured Sculpt fireplace Collection in an online article surround the luxury JC Bordelet suspended fireplaces.

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Australian-owned company Sculpt Fireplace Collection exclusively supplies some of the world’s most desired luxury fireplaces. The Sculpt range of original, hand-spun designs offers a bespoke option that sets them apart from the rest. Not just about bestowing natural warmth, these pioneering designs ignite inspiration for lovers of art, sculpture and form.

Manufactured with high-quality materials in a fusion of innovation, technology and operational expertise, design is always at the forefront of any piece. Aiming to fill homes with maximum comfort while capturing the art and meaning of a sculptural fireplace, the award-winning designs and unique shapes make a statement in any home. With functionality immersed in decadent shapes, the fireplaces are showstoppers and statement pieces.

JC Bordelet Lea 998

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Available in a variety of options, Sculpt fireplaces have a strong following among architects and interior designers. The range of JC Bordelet suspended fireplaces feature fluid shapes and are available in a vast range of vibrant colours; the Seguin 100 per cent pure original cast-iron fireplaces can be freestanding or inbuilt; and the Axis panoramic wood heaters offer a combination of modern and contemporary design.

JC Bordelet Zelia 908

Handmade in France, the Axis I1000 wood fireplace is a celebration of geometric versatility and artisan engineered construction. Exuding a mesmerising display of flames and unsurpassed design excellence, it has a linear structure and a large viewing window. The unit comes in a variety of forms including freestanding or inbuilt, single- or double-sided, and the optional outdoor air kit enables fresh air to be introduced into the firebox, for more effective combustion of the firewood and better efficiency.

JC Bordelet Eva 992

The Sculpt range combines functionality with art, quality with exquisite design, and invites you to bring the warmth of wood and the world of artisans into your home. Sculpt is proud to be the sole importer of JC Bordelet, Seguin and Axis fireplaces, with exclusive distribution rights, throughout Australia and New Zealand.

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“Organic in its creation and handcrafted by a passion for natural-born beauty, this bespoke beachside home unveils a stunning and unique architectural style”

Striking yet exquisitely elegant, featuring high arches and curves, cathedral ceilings, organic earthy colours and handcrafted finishes this brand new luxury home was created. While a northern orientation brings sunlight pouring in to complete the natural vibe in this sensational home.

Welcomed by a long tree-lined driveway with an auto gate and surrounded by gardens designed by a horticulturalist, the inside offers outstanding individuality including a lime wash colour scheme, exposed concrete, Wild River timber flooring and a spectacular kitchen crowned with a giant arched window. Across a breezeway, the fully lined garage cleverly doubles as a rumpus studio that can be used for your private yoga sessions or a deluxe space to work from home complete with a kitchenette, while semi-attached guest accommodation includes a sumptuous bedroom and ensuite with the same luxurious finishes at the rest of the home.

Sculpt Fireplace Collection were thrilled to be featured within this spectacular home with our gorgeous Seguin Europa 7, being a prominent feature in the main living space. Contemporary meets classic with the Seguin Europa 7 Cheminee Fireplace with swing door mechanism. This beautifully crafted pure cast iron wood fire can be installed as a built-in or freestanding fireplace. Hand made in France, the undeniable quality of the Seguin Europa 7 Cheminee Fireplace will also aim to please aesthetically and burn effectively.

Based in the heart of Auvergne, France, Seguin Duteriez fireplaces are renowned for producing some of Europe’s most revolutionary and sought-after range of elite fireplace products for over 30 years. Artisan engineered and with the use of exclusive materials, Seguin fireplaces are manufactured with 100% pure cast iron and are highly regarded for their durability and increased heating output.

Unique to majority of Seguin wood fireplaces is the use of DAFS (Double Air Flow System) technology. The aim is to inject oxygen at a determined level inside of the combustion chamber. The supply of new oxygen will burn the gases and smoke that has not yet been burnt and prevent them from being released into the flue system. The advantages of this; a longer fire term, cleaner glass, also total combustion of the fire wood.

These cast iron Cheminee Fireplaces are well known for their heat retention even after the fire has dissipated, allowing for a longer lasting heat well into those colder nights. All Seguin cast iron fireboxes come with a damper, air washsystem, fire grate and ash pan as standard and thanks to the choice of high quality raw material Seguin cast iron Cheminee Fireboxes are guaranteed for 10 years.

This project combines beautifully neutral tones with statement features for an incredible finish, Sculpt are proud to be part of!

To View the Seguin Europa 7, click here. 

Project Details

Real Estate Agent: McEwing & Partners

Photography: Space Craft

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The Local Project x Park View House

A home previously bearing the name the ‘ugly duckling’ was transformed and lovingly re-named “Parkview House” after 8 months of hard work.  

The original plans were to renovate the circa 1950’s Art Deco home, however the owners and designer of this Thornbury, VIC home quickly discovered that the house was originally build with weatherboard. Adding to the drama, the facade was bricked over with an extremely questionable backyard extension, so the team pivoted and decided to work with an architect, an interior designer and a builder collaboratively, to design a new home which would look like it was never out of place!

Owners worked alongside Elevate Building Group to complete this stunning transformation project; James Hardie Linear Cement Sheeting was used instead of timber for the weatherboard cladding, installing a Delos 3-stage Whole Home Water Filtration System that filters all water coming into the home, installing a Tesla Wall Car Charger, double glazing throughout with skylights through our bathrooms. Design was completed with the amazing work from Shaynna Blaze and Allie Harris, alongside Build Her Collective; an empowering online course for women about home renovating, design and styling! 

The use of lots of natural light in the hallway and open plan kitchen/living/dining area made it the perfect place to feature the Sculpt Fireplace Collection Seguin Axis i1000 Freestanding Single Sided fireplace. Axis fireplaces specialise in the manufacturing of designer wood fireplaces in a variety of different styles, shapes and sizes.

Handmade in the Rhone Alps region of France, the Axis i1000FS Single Sided wood fireplace is a display of geometric versatility and artisan engineered construction. The wood fireplace exudes a mesmerising display of flames and unsurpassed design excellence. With a heating capacity of up to 300m2 and an average efficiency of 66%, this unit is sure to stun in any space! 

Fitted with industry leading innovation such as DAFS (Double Air Flow System), this technology works by injecting oxygen at a determined level inside of the combustion chamber. The supply of new oxygen will burn the gases and smoke that has not yet been burnt and prevent them from being released into the flu system. The additional self-washing glass system feature provides less CO2 emissions, creating longer fire term/burn time, cleaner glass and bricks and total combustion of the firewood. 

This project combines a seamless blend between stylish aesthetic and comfortable functionality, creating a family home providing light-filled sophistication, innovative finishes and thoughtful entertaining options. An exquisite project Sculpt Fireplace Collection were proud to be a part of.   

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Project Details

Builder: Elevate Building Group

Interior Designer: Shaynna Blaze

Architect: Archiscale

Photography: Space Craft

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The Local Project

Jellis Craig