Since 2020, Escea fireplaces have featured in some of Australia's most-watched home renovations.

Since 2020, Escea fireplaces have featured in some of Australia's most-watched home renovations. Chosen by contestants for their design flexibility, efficient heating and New Zealand craftsmanship — here's every fireplace that's featured, season by season.
The 2025 season split Escea's range across two very different briefs. Living rooms called for the proven performance of wood, while bedrooms went electric — with holographic flame technology making its Block debut.

The Phillip Island season leanedinto warmth and liveability. Escea wood fires dominated the living and diningreveals, while the communal clubhouse introduced the EK1250 outdoor cookingfireplace — praised by judge Darren Palmer as something he now wants himself.

The 2023 season was the mostvaried yet, with Escea gas fireplaces appearing across living rooms, diningspaces and master bedrooms. The winning house — sold at auction for $5 million— featured two Escea fireplaces.

The Block's All Stars season brought back five fan-favourite teams, each with a point to prove and a sharper design eye. Every house featured an Escea gas fireplace — from expansive single-sided fires to double-sided models connecting living spaces across the street.

The first year Escea appeared on The Block Australia. Each of the five competing houses chose a different Escea gas fire to suit their assigned design era.
