Regency Gas Fireplaces, Gas Log Fires & Heating
Regency gas fireplaces combine real flame, room heating and architectural
design across built-in fireplaces, gas inbuilts, freestanding heaters and
outdoor gas fires. JR Gas & Water installs, commissions, services and
fault-finds suitable Regency gas fireplaces across Brisbane, the Gold
Coast and eligible South East Queensland service areas.
The current Regency gas range extends from traditional log-fire designs
such as Panorama and Greenfire through to large linear feature fireplaces
and the City Series of one-sided, corner and three-sided designer fires.
Regency also offers gas inbuilts for suitable existing masonry fireplaces,
freestanding gas heating and outdoor fireplace options.
Choosing a Regency fireplace is therefore about considerably more than
appearance. Room size, heat output, viewing style, gas supply, flue route,
wall construction, television position and whether the project is a new
build, renovation or fireplace conversion all affect the final choice.
Built-In Gas Fires
Aspire, Greenfire and Panorama fireplaces for new builds and
renovations.
City Series
Modern linear one-sided, corner and three-sided designer fireplaces.
Inbuilt & Outdoor
Gas inbuilts, freestanding heaters and outdoor fireplace solutions.
Current JR Pricing
How Much Does a Regency Gas Fireplace Cost?
Regency fireplace pricing varies substantially according to the fireplace
family, viewing configuration, size and selected options. The figures below
only use actual available fireplace-appliance products from JR's Regency
collection and deliberately exclude installation, servicing and
fault-finding products.
Current Regency Fireplace Prices
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The lowest-priced currently available Regency fireplace product is the
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Fireplace product pricing does not represent the final installed project
cost. Flueing, gas supply, framing, wall finishes, cabinetry, electrical
work and site conditions can materially change the complete project.
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Regency gas-fireplace family
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Current JR price range
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Main application
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Built-In Gas Fireplaces
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Feature fireplaces for new construction, renovations and media
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Regency City Series
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Designer linear, corner and multi-sided feature fireplaces.
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Regency Gas Inbuilts
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Upgrading suitable existing masonry fireplace openings.
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Regency Freestanding Gas
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Standalone gas heating where a built-in wall fireplace is not
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Regency Outdoor Gas
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Suitable alfresco and outdoor-entertaining installations.
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Regency Fireplace Installation & Service Pricing
JR's Regency collection may also contain installation, commissioning,
servicing and fault-finding products. These are kept completely separate
from fireplace appliance pricing.
Regency Fireplace Installation
Installation pathways can include commissioning only, gas connection,
new gas supply, fireplace and flue installation, or a complete
installation pathway depending on the project.
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Regency Service & Fault Finding
Routine servicing and fault diagnosis are separate from the cost of any
parts or repairs subsequently required.
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Regency Built-In Gas Fireplaces
Regency's built-in gas fireplaces are designed for homeowners wanting real
flame, substantial visual impact and controlled room heating integrated into
a wall or fireplace structure.
Current Australian models include Aspire, Greenfire, Panorama and the
premium City Series. The correct model depends on the desired flame style,
physical dimensions, heat requirements and architectural layout.
Regency Aspire AS1440
A large premium gas fireplace with a traditional log-fire appearance,
broad viewing area and dual-glass safety barrier.
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Greenfire GFi750ZC
A contemporary built-in Greenfire fireplace using Regency's current
burner technology to create a detailed flame and log presentation.
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Panorama PG36
A more traditional-format gas fireplace suited to living areas where
practical heating and a classic flame picture are the priority.
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Regency Greenfire Gas Fireplaces
Greenfire covers several of Regency's premium built-in and linear gas
fireplaces. Current Australian models include the GFi750ZC, GF950L,
GF1500L and GF1500LST.
Greenfire GF950L
Contemporary linear fireplace designed around a wide flame picture and
modern feature-wall installation.
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Greenfire GF1500L
Large linear gas fireplace with a substantial viewing width for bigger
living areas and architectural feature walls.
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Greenfire GF1500LST
See-through fireplace designed to provide a flame view from two sides,
useful between adjacent rooms or open-plan living zones.
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Regency City Series Designer Gas Fireplaces
Regency City Series is aimed at modern architectural installations where
the fireplace itself becomes part of the room design. Current models include
one-sided linear fireplaces, corner fireplaces and three-sided bay
configurations.
City Series fireplaces use large glass viewing areas and Regency's
frameless dual-glass barrier. Selected installations can also use Regency's
Cool Wall System to manage heat around feature walls and compatible
television or artwork installations.
New York View 40 & 60
Single-sided linear City Series fireplaces with wide uninterrupted
flame views for modern media walls and feature walls.
Chicago Corner 40 & 60
Two-sided corner fireplaces that allow the fire to be viewed from two
adjoining directions.
San Francisco Bay 40 & 60
Multi-sided fireplace configurations designed to create a wider
architectural focal point and multiple viewing angles.
Regency Gas Inbuilt Fireplaces
Gas inbuilts are designed for suitable existing masonry fireplace openings.
Instead of maintaining an older open fireplace, the opening can potentially
be converted to a controlled gas appliance.
The Regency Greenfire GFi750 is one of the current Australian inbuilt
options. Suitability depends on the existing opening dimensions, chimney,
flue requirements, gas supply and condition of the original fireplace.
An old fireplace opening does not automatically suit a gas inbuilt.
The opening, chimney, gas supply, clearances and flue pathway need to be
checked against the exact Regency model.
Regency Freestanding Gas Heaters
A freestanding Regency gas heater provides another pathway where a built-in
feature wall is unnecessary or unsuitable.
The FG39 is a current freestanding Regency gas model used where homeowners
want the visual character of a standalone heater combined with controlled
gas heating.
Regency Outdoor Gas Fireplaces
Regency also manufactures gas fireplaces specifically intended for suitable
outdoor entertaining areas.
The Gemfire HZO42 is a current outdoor gas-fireplace option. Outdoor
installation still requires the correct approved location, clearances,
gas supply and ventilation, and should not be treated as simply placing an
indoor fireplace outside.
Gold Coast and other coastal installations may also need additional
consideration around weather exposure and corrosion.
How Regency Direct-Vent Gas Fireplaces Work
Many Regency built-in gas fireplaces use a direct-vent or balanced-flue
arrangement. Combustion air and exhaust gases are managed through an
approved flue system rather than relying on a conventional open chimney.
This creates more installation flexibility because suitable fireplaces can
often be flued through an external wall or roof depending on the appliance
and building design.
Flue design is model-specific.
The approved Regency flue components, termination location, clearances and
installation requirements for the exact fireplace must be followed.
Can a TV Go Above a Regency Gas Fireplace?
Potentially, but it depends on the exact Regency model, fireplace
configuration, television location, wall construction and manufacturer
clearance requirements.
Regency's City Series is particularly relevant to media-wall projects
because selected installations can use the Cool Wall System to manage heat
above the fireplace.
The television position should therefore be designed around the fireplace
installation requirements rather than fitting the fireplace first and
assuming the television can safely be mounted immediately above it.
Regency Natural Gas vs LPG Fireplaces
Suitable Regency gas fireplaces may be available for Natural Gas or LPG,
but the appliance must be correctly configured and approved for the fuel
supplied to the property.
Gas type also affects gas supply design. Larger fireplaces can have
substantial gas input requirements, so existing pipework needs enough
capacity to supply the fireplace while other gas appliances are operating.
Existing gas at the property does not automatically mean the existing
gas line is large enough.
Pipe size, run length, appliance load and other connected appliances all
need to be considered.
Which Regency Gas Fireplace Should I Choose?
Built-In Gas Fireplace
Best for new walls, renovations and living spaces where the fireplace
needs to become a permanent architectural feature.
City Series
Best for contemporary feature walls, linear designs, corner fireplaces
and multi-sided installations.
Gas Inbuilt
Best where a suitable masonry fireplace opening already exists and the
goal is to convert it to modern gas heating.
Freestanding Gas
Best where a standalone heater format suits the room better than a
built-in wall installation.
Outdoor Gas
Best for suitable covered or approved alfresco and outdoor entertaining
applications using an outdoor-rated fireplace.
Regency Gas Fireplace Installation Brisbane & Gold Coast
JR Gas & Water provides suitable Regency fireplace installation, gas
connection and commissioning services across Greater Brisbane, the Gold
Coast and eligible South East Queensland areas.
Depending on the project, the scope can range from commissioning an already
installed fireplace through to gas connection, new gas pipework, appliance
installation and approved flue installation.
Fireplace projects may also require builder, framing, cabinetry,
plastering, tiling, painting, electrical or roofing work depending on the
design. Those works should be included only where specifically covered by
the accepted scope.
What Affects Regency Fireplace Installation Cost?
The fireplace itself is only one part of the finished project. Two homes
installing the same Regency model can have very different total costs.
Gas Supply
Existing gas location, pipe size, run length, Natural Gas or LPG and
total connected gas load affect the installation.
Flue Route
Rear-wall, roof and multi-storey flueing can require different
components and labour.
Building Work
Framing, cabinetry, feature walls, masonry work, roofing, plastering and
finishing can materially change the total project scope.
Electrical Work
Many gas fireplaces also require electricity for ignition, fans,
controls or other appliance functions.
Fireplace Model
Larger linear and multi-sided fireplaces generally involve more complex
installation requirements than smaller conventional models.
Existing vs New Build
A new build can often be planned around the appliance, while a retrofit
must work around the existing building structure and services.
Regency Gas Fireplace Servicing & Repairs
Regency gas fireplaces should be inspected and maintained periodically,
particularly before heavy winter use where the appliance has been unused
for a long period.
Common service and fault-finding issues can include ignition faults, pilot
problems, unusual flame behaviour, fan faults, remote-control problems,
unexpected shutdown, poor heating and unusual noises.
A diagnostic booking identifies the likely cause of a fault. Replacement
parts and additional repair labour are separate where required.
Smell gas?
Stop using the fireplace, isolate the gas supply where safe to do so,
ventilate the area, avoid flames or ignition sources and arrange inspection
by a licensed gas fitter.
Repair or Replace an Older Regency Fireplace?
Older Regency fireplaces can remain serviceable for many years, but age,
appliance condition and parts availability become increasingly important.
A serviceable ignition, remote or fan issue is very different from a
fireplace with several recurring faults, unavailable components or major
deterioration.
Replacement can also provide an opportunity to change the fireplace style,
improve the feature wall or move from an older traditional design to a
current linear or City Series fireplace.
Regency Gas Fireplace FAQs
How much does a Regency gas fireplace cost?
Current available Regency fireplace appliances listed by JR Gas &
Water range from
to
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The lowest-priced currently available fireplace product is the
from
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Installation, flueing, gas supply and building work are separate
considerations and can materially change the completed project cost.
How much does Regency fireplace installation cost?
Current online Regency fireplace installation service options at JR
Gas & Water start from
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The actual project price depends on whether the job requires
commissioning only, gas connection, new gas pipework, fireplace
installation, flueing and other building works.
How much does Regency fireplace servicing cost?
Current available Regency service or fault-finding options at JR Gas
& Water start from
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What types of gas fireplaces does Regency make?
Regency's Australian gas range includes built-in fireplaces, linear
fireplaces, one-sided and multi-sided City Series models, gas
inbuilts, freestanding gas heaters and outdoor gas fireplaces.
What is the Regency City Series?
City Series is Regency's modern designer gas-fireplace family. It
includes one-sided linear, two-sided corner and three-sided
configurations with large glass viewing areas and contemporary
installation options.
What is the difference between New York View, Chicago Corner and San Francisco Bay?
New York View is a single-sided linear fireplace. Chicago Corner
provides a two-sided corner view. San Francisco Bay provides a
multi-sided fireplace presentation designed to be viewed from several
angles.
What is the Regency Greenfire range?
Greenfire is one of Regency's premium gas-fireplace families and
includes models such as the GFi750ZC, GF950L, GF1500L and GF1500LST.
Does Regency make see-through gas fireplaces?
Yes. Models such as the Greenfire GF1500LST are designed as
see-through fireplaces, allowing the flame to be viewed from both
sides.
Can a Regency fireplace go below a TV?
Potentially. Suitability depends on the exact fireplace, television
position, wall construction and required clearances. Selected City
Series installations can use Regency's Cool Wall System, but the
project must still follow the manufacturer's installation
requirements.
Do Regency gas fireplaces need a chimney?
Many current Regency gas fireplaces use direct-vent flue systems and
do not require a traditional masonry chimney. Depending on the model,
the approved flue can potentially terminate through a suitable wall or
roof.
Can Regency fireplaces run on LPG?
Suitable Regency fireplaces can operate on Natural Gas or LPG where
the exact appliance is correctly configured and approved for that fuel
type.
Does a Regency gas fireplace need electricity?
Many models require electrical power for ignition, fans, controls or
other appliance functions. The exact electrical requirement depends on
the fireplace model.
Can a Regency gas fireplace be installed in an old fireplace opening?
A Regency gas inbuilt can suit some existing masonry fireplace
openings, but opening dimensions, chimney condition, flueing, gas
supply and clearances need to be checked first.
Does Regency make freestanding gas heaters?
Yes. Regency offers freestanding gas heating, including the FG39 in
the current Australian range.
Does Regency make outdoor gas fireplaces?
Yes. Regency produces outdoor gas fireplaces including the Gemfire
HZO42 for suitable alfresco and outdoor applications.
How often should a Regency gas fireplace be serviced?
Regency recommends regular inspection and cleaning, and annual
servicing is a sensible approach for gas fireplaces that receive
regular use or are relied upon heavily during winter.
Why will my Regency fireplace not ignite?
Ignition failure can have several causes including controls, ignition
components, gas supply, sensors or other appliance faults. A licensed
gas fitter can fault-find the appliance rather than replacing parts
without diagnosis.
What should I do if my Regency fireplace smells like gas?
Stop using the fireplace. Where safe, isolate the appliance gas
supply, ventilate the area and avoid flames or ignition sources.
Arrange prompt inspection by a licensed gas fitter.
Can JR install Regency gas fireplaces in Brisbane?
Yes. JR Gas & Water provides suitable Regency fireplace installation,
gas connection and commissioning services throughout Greater Brisbane.
Can JR install Regency gas fireplaces on the Gold Coast?
Yes. Suitable Regency gas-fireplace installation, gas connection and
commissioning services are available throughout JR Gas & Water's Gold
Coast service area.
Can JR install a fireplace I have already purchased?
Yes, where the fireplace model and proposed installation are suitable.
The scope can range from gas connection and commissioning through to
fireplace and flue installation depending on the project.
Can I get a quote before choosing a Regency fireplace?
Yes. Fireplace selection is highly dependent on the room, gas supply,
flue route, feature-wall design and required heating performance. You
can
request an onsite or written quote
before finalising the fireplace.
Plan Your Regency Gas Fireplace
Start with the fireplace style and room layout, then check gas supply,
flueing, installation clearances and any feature-wall or television
requirements before choosing the final Regency model. For new builds,
renovations or replacements where the scope is unclear, JR can assess the
installation before the project proceeds.
