Classic Fireplaces & Barbeques empowers you to evolve your outdoor space into a distinctive culinary hub, transcending beyond the traditional BBQ setup. An alfresco kitchen not only facilitates more enjoyment of the great outdoors, but it also ensures cooking aromas and smoke remain outside. Envision yourself in your bespoke outdoor cookery, concocting tantalising meals that offer an extraordinary alfresco dining experience for your family and friends to relish. Your custom-built kitchen can incorporate a seamlessly integrated Weber BBQ, handpicked cabinetry and storage, a stylish countertop, a modern bar fridge, a practical sink, all other appliances that cater to your needs, and of course, your favourite must-have accessories.
With a multitude of built-in BBQ choices at your disposal, you're bound to discover the perfect Weber to suit your needs. The Weber Q Built-In encapsulates the classic features and aesthetics of the Family Q, making it an ideal showpiece for your alfresco kitchen. Alternatively, opt for a Weber Summit Built-In to experience the zenith of outdoor culinary adventures. Regardless of the built-in BBQ that aligns with your lifestyle, you'll soon be savouring the distinct Weber flavour.
Finally, it's time to choose your cabinet modules - the thrilling step that imbues life into your entire alfresco kitchen! For the outdoor kitchen cabinet arrangement, select the storage and drawer modules that are best suited to your needs and outdoor area, then decide from an array of finishes. As for countertops, a vast selection awaits you, with colours ranging from Midnight Black and Pebble Grey to Rose White, ensuring there's a perfect finish to complement your aesthetic.
Put the finishing touches on your outdoor kitchen with a comprehensive array of Weber accessories. These not only make preparing delicious BBQ treats and refining your outdoor cooking skills a delight, but they also beautifully accentuate your new alfresco kitchen
Good friendly service delivery before they estimated matched Melbourne prices very happy RIchard Bowers
Nick BowersA great place to do business with. After the initial telephone contact, Sally was very helpful and efficient in emailing all details of costs, brochures and installers for the various wood heaters were were considering The prices offered were genuinely discounted when compared to a number of other retailers we rang. The installer Aaron also proved efficient, helpful and cost effective. Would highly recommend the whole experience. Abe and Peter
Abe CytrynowskiStraight up, real people, top product
Tim LeghornGreat range of Weber equipment. Staff member I dealt with showed little enthusiasm .
Garry RobertsAmazing customer service. Highly recommend. For all your fireplace and Weber needs don’t shop anywhere else. Also cheaper then anyone else in town. Thanks team.
Simon WellsVery friendly staff very good range of accessories for baby q
Keith MckinlayFantastic service from Chris and Hayden. Chris went the extra mile when he definitely didn't need to. Had my brand new Weber delivered only 30 minutes after an order over the phone. Definitely a bit of luck based on timing and my proximity but still amazing. Thanks guys.
Thomas BaulchGreat business great service great value
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Mount Duneed is a suburb of Geelong, Victoria, Australia. It is divided between the City of Greater Geelong and Surf Coast Shire local government areas. Mount Duneed itself is an extinct volcano and the remains of the crater can be seen in the Mount Duneed Recreation Reserve.Much of the locality north of Lower Duneed Road is part of the large Armstrong Creek Growth Area, which was opened up for urban development from 2010. With the gazetting of the suburb Armstrong Creek in February 2012, Mount Duneed's southern boundary between Surf Coast Highway and Horseshoe Bend Road follows the boundary of the Armstrong Creek Urban Growth Area. The area north of Boundary Road, south of the Warrnambool railway line and west of the Surf Coast Highway, formerly part of Grovedale, became part of Mount Duneed. == History == === European settlement === In 1852, squatter John Armstrong leased a station in the Mount Duneed area. The station covered 16 square miles and Armstrong's homestead was on the east side of Surf Coast Highway. Between 1847 and 1850 Assistant Surveyor William Pickering began work mapping the Duneed Parish and lots of c. 640 acres became available for purchase. The large size of the blocks resulted in few sales and Armstrong continued to graze livestock over the area.
I went in to get a new cover and some other parts for my weber kettle and I was blown away by the friendly and helpful customer service. Sally and the team couldn't have been nicer and they even helped carry my stuff out to the car when they saw me struggling with my toddler.
We had a great experience with Sally. She knew everything about the fireplaces we were looking at and was able to answer all of our questions. Sally was extremely helpful and gave us a really good deal on our purchase. We will definitely be recommending her to our friends and family. Thank you!
The Nectre N60 log fire was recommended to us with tear drop hearth. It’s absolutely stunning, perfect for our space. Couldn’t be happier with the service, product and price.
Was delighted to see the new location and the move to a full time Weber Dealership. Had great service and got what I wanted. Well done to the team.
We have just received exceptional service at Classic Fireplaces & BBQs. Chris’ product knowledge is absolutely second to none. Well done Team and good luck with the new store. We will definitely be back.
