Stylish, effective, efficient and delightful!
Most of our competitors are like the yesteryear Fords of fireplaces....you can have any colour, so long as its black.We like to have choice and believe you do too. For us that means choice in colour, size, shape, thermal output and installation but without any impact on function. That is to say, form should enhance function not mar it.
Our wood burning fireplaces and stoves, like our pellet burners, marry the best of Italian style and design with uncompromising quality and impressive function.Wood is readily available in South Africa and offers a good alternate fuel source with which to heat your home. The closed combustion design ensures temperatures of over 300°C resulting in a small amount of ash to clean out of the ash tray. Say goodbye to sweeping a fireplace!
One to two weeks lead time from order to installation. Don't delay - get yours before winter hits.
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A St Anne's Form 6 Physical Science class visited their school laundry this week as part of a portfolio task that would investigate the implications of the newly installed heat pump drying system. Mark Duncan, Operations Manager at St Anne's, joined the team to explain in more detail the ins and outs of 'tumble dryers out and drying rooms in'. The College's central laundry facility received an upgrade over the Easter school break with a new drying room being added as part of the Green Initiatives programme at St Anne's. Seven energy hungry tumble dryers have been removed and hanging space has been created in two adjoining rooms where fan coils circulate the hot air, heated by water from a heat pump, to dry the laundry. Temperatures range between 30 - 35 degrees and dry a full room in around 4 hours. The now extinct tumble dryers used 3kw of power each, which totalled a staggering 21kW, whereas the entire new system uses only 7kw, a total power saving of over 65%.
Hilton welcomes a new artist with an impressive resumé, Mariánne Eriksson has had 10 successful one man exhibitions with excellent reviews from newspapers around South Africa. Marianne's art has sold around the world. She has travelled widely, holds a diploma in art and design from Pretoria Technicon, and studied in Paris for a year. She works in pastels, watercolours and acrylics, and has been in her new home for just two months where she has opened 
With the beautiful April weather, Hilton bowlers have been out in full force and on Saturday we had 42 bowlers playing tabs-in. On Thursday we played for chickens generously donated by Lister and Lister and these were won by Doug Robertson, Taffy O'Neil-Williams and Arthur Dougherty.
She is beautiful inside and out, Hilton's Melissa Vurovecz is through to the TOP 24 stage of the Mrs SA contest. You can help Melissa with a vote, simply SMS 'Melissa Vurovecz' to 35959. Let's get our local lady to the top!
There will be an exciting Seminar in Hilton (a first for Hilton!) for the 55 to 75 age group entitled
Another week of beautiful April weather saw many members out on the green. Friday's IF Tournament was won by Derick Hull, John Aubrey and Rob Tosen. Runners-up were Tom Hartley, Rina Tainton and John Arnott. Well played to all, and our sincere thanks to Investment Facilitators for their continued generous sponsorship.
Please can I invite you and your extended friends and family to join myself and Brian Jones from SA CAN at one of the last 2 public meetings we are having?
Honey Fashion Accessories
Local lady Melissa Vurovecz's duties as a Top 24 finalist in the Mrs SA 2014 contest include fundraising for CANSA, the pageants official charity focus. Mrs SA teamed up with Honey Fashion Accessories to provide a delightful gift set.
The Hooked on Books team presented brief performances based on various books to Laddsworth Primary School children in recognition of World Book Day on 23rd April. The team's energetic portrayal of each story made the children excited about reading books.
The Jaxx Roll on Wednesday 16th April was won by Chris Purchase, Fred Palmer and Vernon Hickinbotham. Plate winners were Anton Leisegang, John Fowler and Ron McDonald. Thanks to
Maritzburg College awarded two scholarships to