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Central heating systems are often the most economical way to heat various different parts of your house at once, especially in areas that require...

Convection fan heaters provide instant heat and are very portable. They are also fairly inefficient, and are best suited for short-term use in small...

Radiant bar heaters (or strip heaters) produce a lot of heat very quickly, and are ideal for areas like bathrooms, where heat is required...

Off-peak storage heaters have long been a familiar feature in many Australian homes. Designed to take advantage of cheaper overnight electricity tariffs, these heaters store thermal energy during off-peak periods and release it gradually throughout the day.

Solar air convection heaters are rare, but have no operating costs at all. Because solar heaters rely on sunlight, they don't always provide heat...

Oil-filled column heaters provide radiant heat, and are generally favoured over other portable electric heaters for reasons of efficiency and safety.   Oil heaters are considered...

Hydronic heating uses heated water pumped through a network of pipes to radiators. It also works as under-floor heating.    Hydronic heating can incorporate a variety...

Wall-mounted electric panel heaters are reasonably cheap to run, and are fairly safe to use due to the convective heat they give off. Wall panel...

While the type of heater is an important consideration, so is where you put it, the availability and cost of fuel, and of course...

Reverse‑cycle air conditioners—also known as heat‑pump systems—have become a go-to choice for Australian renovators. They heat in winter and cool in summer, offering comfort, efficiency, and versatility in one neat package. But choosing the right system and getting it installed correctly involves more than just picking a brand off the shelf.