Question 1

Where are Piazzetta Pellet Heaters made?

Accepted Answer

They are designed and made in the town of Asolo, Italy.

Question 2

How much are they?

Accepted Answer

Pellet heaters range in price from $2,880 - $7,130 for the most popular models.

Question 3

What makes them more efficient?

Accepted Answer

They use the wood pellets, that are created from biomass. Wood pellets are 3 x more efficient than regular firewood because they are drier and have been compressed to create an energy dense fuel source

Question 4

Where do I get wood pellets from?

Accepted Answer

You can purchase wood pellets from us directly or your nearest dealer. They come in 15kg bags and cost $15. If you become a RedHot rewards member when buying a Piazzetta pellet heater through us, the bags become cheaper for you.

Question 5

How should I store my pellets?

Accepted Answer

Pellets should be stored in a cool, dry place when not in use. The presence of moisture in the pellets increases their volume and causes them to split which in turn causes:
- Malfunction of the fuel-loading system;
-Inefficient combustion

Question 6

How long will a 15kg bag of Wood Pellets last me?

Accepted Answer

If you are using your heater for an average of 6 hours daily, you will be going through roughly 1 bag every two days.

Question 7

What is Majolica Cladding?

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Majolica is an Italian ceramic piece that clad the Piazzetta pellet heaters. The large, handmade majolica elements serve both functional and aesthetic purposes. Majolica holds in the heat radiated by the firebox and then disperses it continuously and evenly throughout the room. They also add a stylish European design element to your home.

Question 8

Can ALL Piazzetta heaters be ducted?

Accepted Answer

No. The SC range cannot be ducted. All models in our SY, Trend and Thermo range can be ducted.

Question 9

How do I purchase a Piazzetta heater?

Accepted Answer

You can email or call  us directly, alternatively, you can find your closest dealer here

Question 10

What is the installation process?

Accepted Answer

There are 5 main elements to installing a Pellet Heater. 
1. Delivery of Pellet Heater and Flue Kit
2. Flue Kit - this also needs to be purchased and installed with your Pellet Heater
3. Hearth base - a non-combustible base for your pellet heater to sit on e.g. slate, tiles or glass
4. We highly advise getting a licensed plumber to install your Pellet Heater
5. Sourcing and buying your wooden pellets

Question 11

I don’t live close to a dealer or your warehouse, what do I do?"

Accepted Answer

That is OK, we are here to help, give us a call on 6496 1133 and we can talk you through freight and installation options.

Question 12

How do I clean my Pellet Heater?

Accepted Answer

Visit our blog post on how to clean your pellet heater in 3 easy steps

Question 13

What is the warranty on the heater?

Accepted Answer

Piazzetta Pellet Heaters come with 1-year parts warranty for your peace of mind.

Question 14

Can you freight my heater to me?

Accepted Answer

Piazzetta Australia is able to freight heaters nationwide, at the expense of the buyer.

Question 15

What size flue does my Piazzetta need?

Accepted Answer

Piazzettas require an 8cm Ø flue.

Question 16

Where can I get the flue?

Accepted Answer

Specially designed pellet heater flue kits are available from Piazzetta Australia for $550 RRP.

Question 17

How do I duct my system through my house?

Accepted Answer

A ducting system can be set up during installation using a ducting kit, available to purchase as an additional extra. This will allow you to duct your heating to other rooms in your house via piping and a floor or wall vent.

Question 18

Does a Piazzetta Pellet Heater use electricity?

Accepted Answer

Yes, Pellet Heaters need to be plugged into a power outlet. A Piazzetta Pellet Heater will consume around 220w whilst running. During the 15-minute start-up phase when multiple parts are running simultaneously the maximum draw is required of approximately 500w.

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