Wide landscape glass viewing door
Landscape glass viewing door
The wide landscape glass door gives a broad view of the fire and its radiant warmth.
Maxiheat Geo Freestanding Wood Heater
A minimalist landscape wood heater with up to 250 m² coverage, 14.3 kW peak output and a wide glass viewing door.
$3,199.00
- Heating coverage
- Up to 250 m²
- Peak heat output
- 14.3 kW
- Clean burning
- 0.5 g/kg particulate emissions
- Firebox warranty
- 10 years
- 10-year firebox warranty
- Low 0.5 g/kg particulate emissions
-
Wide landscape glass viewing door
- Up to 250 m² heating coverage
Standard delivery to Set your location
MAXIHEAT GEO
A clear view of warmth
The Maxiheat Geo pairs a clean, minimalist design with a wide landscape glass door. Designed for medium-sized spaces, it delivers up to 250 m² of manufacturer-rated coverage, a 14.3 kW peak heat output and up to 7 hours of burn time.
- 14.3 kW peak heat output and up to 7 hours burn time
- 63% average efficiency and 0.5 g/kg particulate emissions
- 5 mm steel firebox lined with firebricks
- Metallic black finish with leg base and removable handle
Heating performance
Manufacturer-rated to heat areas up to 250 m². Actual coverage depends on home layout, insulation, climate and installation.
Peak heat output is 14.3 kW, with a certified maximum average output of 11.8 kW. Published burn time is up to 7 hours.
The 2025 compliance certificate records 63% average efficiency and particulate emissions of 0.5 g/kg.
Designed for everyday warmth
Firebrick-lined steel firebox
The 5 mm steel firebox is lined with firebricks and paired with a 25 mm high-temperature refractory baffle.
Minimalist freestanding design
Metallic black finish with a leg base and removable handle for a clean, simple look.
Specifications
Product ID: GEO18MB
Heating performance
- Heating coverage
- Up to 250 m²
- Peak heat output
- 14.3 kW
- Maximum average heat output
- 11.8 kW
- Burn time
- Up to 7 hours
- Efficiency
- 63%
- Particulate emissions
- 0.5 g/kg
Construction and dimensions
- Firebox
- 5 mm steel lined with firebricks
- Baffle
- 25 mm high-temperature refractory
- Finish
- Metallic black
- Dimensions (H × W × D)
- 722 × 960 × 495 mm
- Maximum log length
- 295 mm
Installation and fuel
- Flue diameter
- 6 inch
- Rear to flue centre
- 177 mm
- Rear wall clearance
- 250 mm
- Side wall clearance
- 350 mm
- Corner clearance
- 150 mm
- Hearth clearance
- 400 mm
- Fuel
- Hardwood
- Heating style
- Radiant
Warranty
- Firebox warranty
- 10 years
- Structural warranty
- 12 months
Living with your Maxiheat Geo
Explore the Geo’s radiant heating, landscape glass door, hardwood fuel guidance and installation requirements.
Landscape viewing window
A wide glass door showcases the fire.
The Geo's landscape-style glass door gives a broad view of the fire, adding ambience while the heater radiates warmth into the room.
Built for medium-sized spaces
Designed to heat areas up to 250 m².
With a manufacturer-stated coverage of up to 250 m² and a peak heat output of 14.3 kW, the Geo is designed for medium-sized living spaces. Actual heating performance depends on insulation, layout, climate and installation.
Efficient, low-emission heating
63% efficiency and 0.5 g/kg emissions.
The 2025 compliance certificate records 63% average efficiency and particulate emissions of 0.5 g/kg. It also records a maximum average heat output of 11.8 kW.
Firebox construction
Steel firebox with firebrick lining and refractory baffle.
The Geo uses a 5 mm steel firebox lined with firebricks and a 25 mm high-temperature refractory baffle. Its metallic black finish, leg base and removable handle complete the minimalist design.
Installation and maintenance
Use hardwood and follow the installation manual.
Burn suitable, properly seasoned hardwood. Follow the current owner's and installation manual for operation, clearances, hearth requirements, ash removal and flue maintenance. Installation must comply with AS/NZS 2918 and local requirements and should be completed by a qualified installer.
FAQs
- What size area can the Maxiheat Geo heat?
- What is the heat output of the Geo?
- How long can the Maxiheat Geo burn?
- What fuel should I use?
- What warranty comes with the Maxiheat Geo?
Wood heating guides
Wood heating 101 →
Wood Heating 101: Your Guide to Buying a Wood Heater
Choosing a wood heater starts with your home, not the appliance. Room size, insulation, layout and installation requirements all affect which heater will work best.
Why Wood Heating? The Benefits of Wood Heaters
A wood heater brings a distinctive kind of warmth to the home. The sight of a real flame can make a living area feel welcoming through winter, while the heater provides an alternative to electric or gas heating.