The Kent Murchison is a powerful freestanding wood fire designed to efficiently heat medium to large homes. Its larger firebox capacity allows for longer burn times while delivering strong radiant heat throughout the living space.
This clean air approved wood burner features durable steel construction and Kent’s proven multi-burn firebox system to provide dependable heating performance and long service life.
Key Features
Clean Air Approved
Designed to meet New Zealand clean air emission standards.
Heating Capacity
Suitable for heating homes up to approximately 180m².
Radiant Heat
Direct wood fire warmth ideal for medium to large living spaces.
Durable Firebox
Steel construction with vermiculite brick lining for improved efficiency.
Cleaner Burning
Multi-burn air system helps improve combustion and keep the glass cleaner.
15 Year Warranty
Backed by Kent’s 15 year NZ firebox warranty.
Installation Information
This wood fire is supplied as the firebox unit only.
A flue kit, floor protector and roof flashing are normally required and must be purchased separately unless otherwise stated.
Installation must be carried out by a qualified installer, and flue requirements should always be confirmed prior to ordering.
Common Installation Accessories
- Kent Freestanding Flue Kit With Reflector – Complete 3.6m System
- Kent Energy Saver Flue Kit Including Reflector
- Kent Steel Floor Protectors
- Roof Flashing / Dektite
Installer Resources
Download Spec Sheet
Download Installation Instructions
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the Kent Murchison include a flue kit?
No. Flue kits are normally purchased separately unless otherwise stated.
What size home is the Murchison suited to?
The Murchison is generally suited to medium to large homes, with heating coverage of up to approximately 180m² depending on layout, insulation and ceiling height.
Does this fire need a floor protector?
In most installations, yes. Your installer should confirm the correct floor protection and installation requirements before ordering.
Can this fire be installed anywhere in New Zealand?
Installation must comply with local council requirements and be completed by a qualified installer.
