- FeaturingEscea TFS650, Escea TFS1000 & Escea TC950
- FeaturingEscea TFS650, Escea TFS1000 & Escea TC950
Born in the deep south of New Zealand over 20 years ago, Escea has become synonymous with innovation in the fireplace industry.
Favoured by architects, designers, and homeowners alike for their unrivalled beauty and flexible installation possibilities, Escea gas fireplaces have been appearing in more and more Australasian homes, year after year.
Now, Escea has taken their restless spirit and kiwi ingenuity and applied it to their debut range of wood-burning fireplaces - innovating an industry as old as time itself.
Joining the wood fire market with two series, the TC Inbuilt and the TFS Freestanding; both feature pared-back detailing to complement a large viewing window for an uninterrupted view of the flames. But it’s not just their contemporary look that sets Escea’s new wood fireplaces apart from the rest – although it certainly doesn’t hurt.
Unlike most wood fires, all Escea Wood Fireplaces feature Direct Vent Technology – an innovation based on two decades of experience and an integral part of the success of their gas fireplace range.
So, what’s so great about Direct Vent Technology?
Direct Vent Technology is all about the airflow that fuels the fire – where it comes from, and ultimately where it ends up.
Most wood fireplaces draw air from inside the home to fuel the fire, creating pesky cold draughts and often requiring additional venting.
With Direct Vent Technology, the firebox functions independently of the room, with all the air needed to fuel the fire coming from outside the home; and the exhaust air being returned outside. So, the room air and the outside air never mix.
By controlling the flow of air in and out of the fireplace you get a fireplace that eliminates cold draughts, doesn't require external venting, and will ultimately heat your home more efficiently.
The Finer Details
The TFS Freestanding Wood Fireplace series is a modern take on a classic fire, boasting maxmised flame viewing and improved home performance.
The more compact TFS650 is ideal for smaller living spaces. A modest fire with minimal detail – classic, yet contemporary.
If you’ve got space to fill you might consider the larger, TSF1000. This linear freestanding fireplace is a modern-day hero, with an old soul.
To complete the look, Escea also offers a range of steel and glassfibre-reinforced concrete plinths, elevating your freestanding fireplace and giving you flames on another level. Literally.
Escea’s inbuilt wood fireplace, the TC950 was made for the minimalists – those drawn to clean lines and exquisite detail.
A large firebox is accompanied by a sleek frameless trim for an uninterrupted view of the flames – pushing the boundaries of wood fire design and blurring the lines between the fire and the room.
The Frameless Trim is available for non-masonry installs such as timber or plasterboard – with the use of Escea’s Zero Clearance Kit, to streamline the installation process.
Just like Escea’s gas fire range, their wood fires are designed and handcrafted in Dunedin, the deep south of New Zealand. They’ve been 20 years in the making and now they’re here.
Enquire today, or see them on display at your nearest Stoke Fireplace Studio.
