Great range of Weber equipment. Staff member I dealt with showed little enthusiasm .
Garry RobertsGood friendly service delivery before they estimated matched Melbourne prices very happy RIchard Bowers
Nick BowersVery pushy salesman.
paul nixonHelpful statf
Joel BrownStraight up, real people, top product
Tim LeghornA 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 CytrynowskiExcellent service! The sales girl that served me was just brilliant, though she'd only been there a short while she sure knew her stuff! Every product and price! And what a smile! No question was too hard for her, she made me feel as though I was a valued customer!
Amr RasheedGood service friendly staff. Purchased our wood stove here.
Claire StoneGreat service ! Best prices in the business Very easy to set up Will be a returning customer
georgia Monique
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Barwon Heads (previously known as Point Flinders) is a coastal township on the Bellarine Peninsula, near Geelong, Victoria, Australia. It is situated on the west bank of the mouth of the Barwon River below Lake Connewarre, while it is bounded to the west by farmland, golf courses and the saline ephemeral wetland of Murtnaghurt Lagoon. At the 2016 census, Barwon Heads had a population of 3,875. == History == Barwon Heads lies within the territory of the Waddawurrung Balug clan, of the Wathaurong people. Its traditional name is Koornoo. Barwon derives from the Wathaurong word Barrwang or Baarwon meaning magpie. The river and upstream lakes (Lake Connewarre and Reedy Lake) were frequented by Aboriginal hunters and fishermen, including the escaped convict, William Buckley, who lived with the Wathaurong for 32 years.When European settlers arrived in Port Phillip in June 1835, a camp was established at Indented Head. Port Phillip Association surveyor, John Helder Wedge, explored the Bellarine Peninsula, including the Barwon and its lakes, in August 1835. It is unknown when colonists first took up land at Barwon Heads but, by the 1870s, a township was formed, with a Post Office opening in the area on 15 December 1889 (renamed Connewarre East in 1890 when a new Barwon Heads PO opened in the township).Fishing was the mainstay of the town in its early years. In the 1920s and 1930s, the town became a popular holiday resort, and a number of the wealthier families of Melbourne and the Western District built houses here.
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.
