Inbuilt Ultra-Low emissions wood fire (ULEB) for masonry chimney and timber-framed cavity
Named for the elegantly braided river that helped form the Canterbury Plains, our Rangitata fireplace is a powerful inbuilt ULEB wood fire. Rangitata is leading a new generation of wood burners that produce longer-lasting heat with fewer emissions. Rangitata meets New Zealand’s strictest emission standards, providing an eco-friendlier alternative to older wood fires. Ideal for small to medium homes, it has been designed to deliver consistent warmth.
Suitable for small to medium size homes (2 to 3 bedrooms)
Approved for all regions in NZ, including entire Canterbury
For masonry and timber framed (ZC) installations.
15 year replacement firebox guarantee
Ultra-Low Emission Burners
Over the last decade New Zealand has developed some of the strictest air quality regulations in the world. In keeping with these standards, Masport’s current wood fire ranges produce much cleaner heat than models manufactured in days gone by - but our Ultra Low Emission Burners (ULEBs) go a step further. A new generation of wood fire, Masport’s ULEBs have been specifically designed to further reduce small particulate emissions through the inclusion of a Catalytic Combustor. Masport is the only New Zealand manufacturer using this innovative technology, which provides stable, even heat that lasts overnight and also prolongs the life of your firebox. While some Council authorities have mandated ULEBs for their area, we believe all Kiwis should consider a ULEB for their home.
Quality steel construction
Masport wood fires are crafted in Aotearoa, using locally sourced, New Zealand made steel to guarantee the highest levels of workmanship and quality. Most of our wood burners use 6mm-8mm steel for fireboxes and cooktops, ensuring your fireplace will stand up to the hottest conditions, work more efficiently and last the distance.
Sustainably fueled
Burning renewable wood is a carbon neutral exercise, with no more carbon dioxide (CO2) generated than if the log was left to decompose naturally. Wood is also a naturally renewable energy source and, when obtained from sustainable forestry sources, is a better environmental choice.
Key Technical Specifications
Max Average Output 9.4 kW
Heating Capacity 100~150 m2
Dimensions Insert Fascia - 870 w x 713 h mm ZC Fascia - 870 w x 780 h mm
Emissions 0.41 g/kg
Efficiency 68%
Space Heat Output Suitable for small to medium homes (2 to 3 bedrooms)
Peak Output 17 kW
Log Size 430 mm
Stovetop Cooking No
Water heating No
Finish Metallic Black VHT
Firebox Superior heat from a 6mm steel firebox
Quality Steel Construction Steel
Baffle Long-lasting 6mm thick steel baffle
Clean Air Approved Fires ULEB
Regions Approved NES, ULEB-ECan & Nelson, Ecan*, BOPRC, ORC1, Hawke's Bay, Rural
Burn Time No
*Space Heat Output is only a guide based on homes with average insulation, window areas, and 2.4m ceiling heights. Differences in these factors, as well as others like, geographical location, layout of the house, living room size, type of windows all play a part in choosing the right model for your heating needs. Consult your dealer or installation contractor for more information.
Inbuilt Ultra-Low emissions wood fire (ULEB) for masonry chimney and timber-framed cavity
Named for the elegantly braided river that helped form the Canterbury Plains, our Rangitata fireplace is a powerful inbuilt ULEB wood fire. Rangitata is leading a new generation of wood burners that produce longer-lasting heat with fewer emissions. Rangitata meets New Zealand’s strictest emission standards, providing an eco-friendlier alternative to older wood fires. Ideal for small to medium homes, it has been designed to deliver consistent warmth.
Suitable for small to medium size homes (2 to 3 bedrooms)
Approved for all regions in NZ, including entire Canterbury
For masonry and timber framed (ZC) installations.
15 year replacement firebox guarantee
Ultra-Low Emission Burners
Over the last decade New Zealand has developed some of the strictest air quality regulations in the world. In keeping with these standards, Masport’s current wood fire ranges produce much cleaner heat than models manufactured in days gone by - but our Ultra Low Emission Burners (ULEBs) go a step further. A new generation of wood fire, Masport’s ULEBs have been specifically designed to further reduce small particulate emissions through the inclusion of a Catalytic Combustor. Masport is the only New Zealand manufacturer using this innovative technology, which provides stable, even heat that lasts overnight and also prolongs the life of your firebox. While some Council authorities have mandated ULEBs for their area, we believe all Kiwis should consider a ULEB for their home.
Quality steel construction
Masport wood fires are crafted in Aotearoa, using locally sourced, New Zealand made steel to guarantee the highest levels of workmanship and quality. Most of our wood burners use 6mm-8mm steel for fireboxes and cooktops, ensuring your fireplace will stand up to the hottest conditions, work more efficiently and last the distance.
Sustainably fueled
Burning renewable wood is a carbon neutral exercise, with no more carbon dioxide (CO2) generated than if the log was left to decompose naturally. Wood is also a naturally renewable energy source and, when obtained from sustainable forestry sources, is a better environmental choice.
Key Technical Specifications
Max Average Output 9.4 kW
Heating Capacity 100~150 m2
Dimensions Insert Fascia - 870 w x 713 h mm ZC Fascia - 870 w x 780 h mm
Emissions 0.41 g/kg
Efficiency 68%
Space Heat Output Suitable for small to medium homes (2 to 3 bedrooms)
Peak Output 17 kW
Log Size 430 mm
Stovetop Cooking No
Water heating No
Finish Metallic Black VHT
Firebox Superior heat from a 6mm steel firebox
Quality Steel Construction Steel
Baffle Long-lasting 6mm thick steel baffle
Clean Air Approved Fires ULEB
Regions Approved NES, ULEB-ECan & Nelson, Ecan*, BOPRC, ORC1, Hawke's Bay, Rural
Burn Time No
*Space Heat Output is only a guide based on homes with average insulation, window areas, and 2.4m ceiling heights. Differences in these factors, as well as others like, geographical location, layout of the house, living room size, type of windows all play a part in choosing the right model for your heating needs. Consult your dealer or installation contractor for more information.
