Author name: Rudie Scheepers

Living in South Africa’s most densely populated province has its own unique set of challenges. As a homeowner in this province, there is a list of problems that could pop up at any time. Loadshedding and unexpected power failures are close to the top of that proverbial list. Luckly, you can beat this with a

As a homeowner in South Africa, you are constantly looking for ways to improve the value and functionality of your home. Not only is this an endless process, but it is also one that is worth investing in. If you are in the market for your next home project, a built-in fireplace can be your

Fireplaces are making a comeback in South Africa, with several modern households having access to vent-free gas fireplaces that not only add aesthetic value to their homes, but also give them the means to generate heat without having to rely on electrical appliances. If you want to buy and install a fireplace in your home,

With such a wide range of fireplaces for sale in Gauteng, it can be difficult to find the perfect one. Such a search usually starts with a supplier that services your area, which is where Home Fires comes into the picture. We have an ample amount of open, closed slow-combustion, and gas fireplaces that can

There are several feasible reasons to install a built-in fireplace in your home in South Africa. These include having access to a source of heat and light during loadshedding and power grid failures. Such a fireplace can also save you money on your monthly utility bills during the winter months. Home Fires is your first

South Africa has a fairly temperate climate, with low to medium fluctuation between summer and winter. The temperature differences heavily depend on where you live in this country. However, for most parts, temperatures will vary between 10° and 15°. This raises a question: Is a fireplace a luxury or a necessity for homeowners in South