Masport Hurunui ULEB Wood Fire Clean, Powerful Heating for Kiwi Homes
Inspired by Canterburys
Hurunui River
, which weaves together strength and clarity, the
Masport Hurunui ULEB Wood Fire
combines the very best in design, performance, and sustainability. Engineered with
Masports Ultra M3 technology
, this fire delivers
extended burn times, ultra-clean emissions, and lower maintenance costs
, making it a
future-proof solution for heating your home
.
Perfect for
medium to large homes (34 bedrooms)
, the Hurunui features a
durable 8mm steel firebox
,
ceramic brick lining
, and a
stainless steel baffle
for superior efficiency and long-lasting performance. With its
hard-wearing 8mm radiant cooktop
, you can also boil, simmer, or keep meals warm a practical touch for Kiwi living.
Available in
three versatile base options
Pedestal, Ash Pan, or Legs
the Hurunui lets you choose the look and function that suits your home best. And with approval for
all clean air zones in New Zealand
, its ready for urban or rural installations alike.
Key Features & Benefits:
-
Ultra-Low Emission Burner (ULEB):
Clean air approved for every NZ region
-
Ideal for medium to large homes:
Suited to 34 bedrooms
-
Durable construction:
8mm steel firebox, ceramic bricks & stainless baffle
-
Extended burn times:
Efficient, clean-burning performance with the right fuel mix
-
Versatile cooktop:
8mm radiant steel surface for added functionality
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Multiple base options:
Choose Pedestal, Ash Pan, or Legs to suit your style
-
Safe & practical:
Start-up latch mechanism for safer ignition
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Future-proof technology:
Masport Ultra M3 for lower emissions and cost savings
Specifications:
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Heating capacity: Medium to large homes (34 bedrooms)
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Firebox: 8mm steel with ceramic brick lining
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Baffle: Stainless steel, 4 & 3mm thickness
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Cooktop: 8mm radiant steel
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Finish: Metallic black
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Base options: Pedestal, Ash Pan, or Legs
Important Information:
Wood fire installation requires a building consent and code compliance certificate. Please check with your local council for regional regulations.
