Description
One fire, two rooms: that is the idea behind the Heeta 600 Double Sided. Glass doors on both faces let you see the flames from the lounge and the dining room, or from either end of a long open-plan space. The bevelled steel body sits on a log base, so dry wood is stored right below the firebox and the fire is raised to a comfortable viewing height. If you want a bevelled wood fireplace that heats a big space and looks good from every side, it deserves a place on your shortlist.
Heeta 600 Double Sided Fireplace Features
Plenty of heat
Output runs from 10kW to 13kW, which puts it among the stronger stoves in the Heeta line. Efficiency is rated at 80%, so more of the heat from each log ends up in your home rather than up the flue.
Double sided fireplace design
Because the fire shows from front and back, it works as a room divider or a centre feature. Heat radiates through both glass faces, spreading warmth across a wider area than a single sided stove.
Log base and bevelled finish
The log base gives you a tidy place to keep a few logs dry and ready. The bevelled edges soften the shape and suit modern and classic interiors alike.
Size and flue
The SAfire Heeta 600 measures 48 x 60.5 x 78.5 cm, weighs 104 kg and connects to a 150 mm flue from the top.
Is it right for your home?
Heeta rates this model to heat about 320 m³, which is roughly a 120 m² space with a standard ceiling. That suits large open-plan homes or two linked rooms. Our guide to heating two rooms with one fire explains the layouts. Compare other double-sided fireplaces too.
Installation in Cape Town
Our team supplies and installs the fireplace with a 150 mm flue, cowl and roof flashing for Cape wind and rain, and issues the compliance certificate. Learn about our fireplace installation in Cape Town or see the full Heeta fireplace range.
Heeta 600 FAQs
Can the Heeta 600 Double Sided go in a wall between two rooms?
It is a freestanding unit, so it usually stands in an open space rather than inside a wall. We can design a hearth and flue route that lets both rooms enjoy the fire safely.
Does a double sided stove need more wood?
Not really. It burns at the same rate as a single sided stove of the same output. What changes is where the heat goes, since it reaches more of the room.
Planning a fire for an open-plan home? Ask our team for advice and a quote.
