It is based on the very popular Malu but instead of ventilating hot air through the top of the stove, it is directed to the front which some people prefer.

It also has a cast iron top that adds to its general appeal.

In all other respects it shares the great features of its cousin, the Malu:

The Lia, although slightly more expensive than the Malu, is still one of the best value wood pellet stoves on the Australian market. It compares favourably to other quality European stoves and indeed to many mass produced wood pellet stoves of equivalent power from other countries. When you consider savings due to its efficiency, minimal need for costly servicing and maintenance and its acclaimed Palazzetti durability, we believe that you will find both the Lia and Malu are hard to beat in real costs.

The Lia has a heating range from 2.2 to 8.2 kw. This makes it suitable for small homes requiring only low levels of maintenance heat through to medium and reasonably large houses.

Pellet stoves can seem a little noisy, particularly when enjoying an intimate dinner or listening to mood music. The Lia has two features to reduce noise to the barely discernible, the ability to turn off the ventilation fan, a major source of noise, and the star pellet feeder.
The Lia enjoys state of the art technologies to make it one of the easiest to use entry level wood pellet stoves on the market. Notable features include:

• A touch screen control panel and sophisticated software so you can manually program your stove to suit specific heating needs or select from a range of automatic programs and let the stove do the thinking for you.
  
• An innovative heat exchanger, advanced ash collection chamber and glass cleaning ducting greatly simplify periodic cleaning of the stove.
  
• Altogether, the Lia offers a European built and styled, high quality wood pellet stove at a very competitive price.