Last Updated on October 13, 2019
Just because we are in Spring does not mean we will not experience a cold day or night. An extensive home heating system or a BBQ, portable or otherwise, comes in handy this season. As you make a choice, there are several factors to consider, including the system’s convenience, efficiency, bills, and design.
Having this in mind, check out below for some of the options you have.
- Gas Heating System
Natural gas heating remains one of the most sought after for homes. Not just because most homes are already fitted with natural gas supplies, but also because of their convenience and efficiency. Depending on your home interior design, you can choose either a freestanding or an inbuilt heating system. A Weber gas BBQ is another appliance you can rope in for even a more refreshing time.
Those who’re keen on enjoying a portable barbecue moment opt for the Weber Baby Q BBQ, Weber Kettle BBQ, or the other varied choices in the market. The assortment of designs is deliberately provided to ensure that there is a perfect one for every interior design or occasion. Weber, for example, has two main gas heating system designs, namely, Lopi and Regency, both of which amazingly work to spice up the elegance of your interiors.
2. Wood Heating Systems
Just like the gas systems, wood heating systems also come in two types – freestanding and inbuilt. If you’re the outdoor type, a freestanding heater or a portable charcoal BBQ is a perfect fit. And in a bid to cut down on the significantly high electricity and gas bills, many Australians opt for wood heating. So, whether you’re outside with your portable BBQ grill or chilling it all inside with an inbuilt wood heater or charcoal BBQ, your winter would charmingly turn into a cherishable experience, all at manageable costs.
A few of the available inbuilt wood heater designs in the market are Axis, Bordelet, Lopi, Regency and Seguin, while the freestanding versions are mainly available in Lopi and Regency designs. All you’ve got to do, therefore, is to choose a perfect one for your home interior. If you’re not sure which one to go for, don’t hesitate to reach out to an expert.
3. Other Home Heating Options
Home heating isn’t just limited to gas and wood systems or the very much loved BBQ grills. Solar and electricity are the other viable options. While the solar heater is cheaper in the long run, its installation cost is unfriendly. Getting a winter-efficient one is also quite costly. Electricity, on the other hand, is sidelined by many Australians because the bills often hit overwhelming levels.
If you’re going to heat your home on electricity throughout winter, be ready for high bills.