Regency FG39

Had great experience with this heater for 20 years (in Perth, so only used for 3-4 months every year). Same specs I think (40 MJ/hr consumption, with 2-speed fan). Huge room with cathedral ceiling and mezzanine walkway. Once room warms up , perhaps too much heat output even on lowest setting (which I think is 20 MJ/hr consumption). Have had it serviced occasionally, and had to replace the thermal cut-off switch last year. Otherwise, flawless. If it ever fails, I will buy the current model without hesitation

We purchased a Regency FG39 gas fire in 2021 and are over the moon with the result.

We purchased the fire from an Actew AGL store and this place offers an end to end product experience. I was able to test out the various brands of fireplace, choose the one I wanted, and then the store sent over the required tradespeople who installed the fireplace. We chose the Regency FG39 and it's a beast! It's quiet, the logs look real and the flame pattern is VERY convincing! ( We enjoy camping so I was particullarly fussy with this aspect of the gas fire....

Just had the Regency FG39 installed and am thrilled by the heat output and flame pattern.
There is nothing in the marketplace to rival this freestanding gas log fire for performance and aesthetics., and can operate without the need to run the fan making for super quiet operation. Would recommend to any prospective purchaser.

I had my Regency gas log fire installed in 2016 and have been extremely happy with it - warms a medium sized area very quickly and looks great - great ambience! My only problem was with the installation which was organised by the dealer Woodpecker - was disastrous! Big gas leak outside as well as gas leaking at connection point inside - and no help or follow up from management at Woodpecker Mornington. However after contacting Regency myself they were onto it straight away and fixed the problem by sending their own technician out. He found ...

Our Real Flame freestanding gas heater gave up the ghost this year after 23 years of service. It didn’t owe us a cent. Our gas plumber suggested Regency heaters. I read reviews of various brands on Product Review and was very impressed with those for the Regency FG39. The heater has been in for a month now and we think it’s great. I had read that it is designed so it doesn’t create a draught in outer parts of a room and that proved to be true. It’s heat production is very effective, the fan is quiet (our last one was very noisy) and it is quick...

I was so over the gas dusted heating we had. We have a solid brick home and replaced the 2 sliding doors, kitchen and main bedroom windows with double glazed ones so now on a 5C morning in Melb the inside doesn't drop below 15C, and we like an inside temp of 18C. Since installing the FG39 we are so happy. The heater is so easy to operate, set the temp, turn it on and be warm. The flue is ducted to the external wall fitted with the AstroCap, so the air intake is external alleviating the draft problem. It heats the space quietly but so efficient and the ambiance is awesome. 15C to 18C in under an hour, then turns on and off to maintain temp.

I have moved 4 times and every time installed a Regency Gas Heater, they are easy to use simply switch it on and they heat the house really well, no need for jumpers in our house because the one heater heats the whole 230sqm house as well as looking great. I recently moved again and lucky me there was a Regency Gas Heater already installed, I recommend servicing the machine every few years to keep the flames looking good. Parts are available for years so your investment is well worth it.

Susie Belmont WA

We just had a Regency FG39 installed at our parents house in Melbourne by https://gaslogfiresmelbourne.com . Although they have only used it once so far this year they are very happy with how quickly it warmed the entire house. It is also a real showpiece. On a side note the guys who installed it did a fantastic job.

When our 10 year old Bonaire Pyrox gas wall heater died at the end of last winter (we cheered - cos it was so noisy and often felt like it blew cool air) but we were then faced with a difficult decision of what to replace it with. We would have loved to put in a "built in" gas log heater but didn't have any where to put it (need a decent wall cavity to build it in to). So it was either replace with one of the few wall heaters available which all have poor ratings, or ducted heating which we arn't convinced about for both $$ of running and truth...

In late August I replaced my Rinnai which was a dreadful heater but the best available at the time. The Regency looks great, puts out a huge amount of heat and is very quiet to run. It is the first time I have been warm for years when I got rid of the wood heater for gas. The remote control and auto features work well. When it ignites early in the morning it is so quiet it does not wake me up.

This heater continues to perform flawlessly. It is quiet, produces good heat. The remote control and programming is excellent. Pity about the price of gas.

We bought the FG39 to replace a slow combustion wood heater. This gas heater has literally changed our lives. It is so easy to use, looks stylish, has all the ambience of a real fire (without the hassle) and puts out heaps of heat. The FG39 also has the advantage of a direct vent flue system which keeps the whole combustion air flow completely seperate from the air in the room.

We were out to buy the best possible freestanding gas log fire available. I reckon this is it.
Heats large spaces, realistic fire, easy to use, looks great

Puts out a lot of heat!

We have a medium size lounge room and we have to run the F39 at low flame with the fan on low or it gets too warm. Awesome!

The flame is gorgeous and when going looks quite realistic.
Have had people ask if it's real.

Couldn't be happier, finally we are warm in this house.