WOOD FIRED OVENS MALVERN VIC 3144

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Fornieri - Wood Fired Ovens Malvern is your go to for all things wood fired oven related. Meet Roberto Fornieri, the youtube sensation and wood fired oven expert, find out why our reviews are so incredible. Bringing you a range of ovens from the sought after Alfa Ovens to commercial ovens, gas ovens and even fire pits, we have it all.

Fornieri - Wood Fired Ovens have a stack of information on our website about wood ovens, feel free to take a look around and educate yourself before you buy.

Alfa Opera with stand

PROVIDING COMMERCIAL WOOD FIRED OVEN REPAIRS AND REBUILDS, FIND OUT WHY SO MANY BEFORE YOU HAVE CHOSEN FORNIERI - WOOD FIRED OVENS TO RE-BUILD, REPAIR OR INSTALL THEIR WOOD - FIRED OVEN IN MALVERN

Sharyn Cox

5 STARS

We purchased the Alfa Ciao pizza oven from Roberto and seriously couldn't be happier! Excellent and friendly service from Roberto and we absolutely love our pizza oven and the quality pizza it produces! Thanks Roberto!

Natelle Modica

5 STARS

Ladies and gentlemen, if you are considering buying a wood fire pizza oven you MUST do so via Robert at Fornieri Wood Fire Ovens. What a wealth of knowledge he has!!! From ever little detail that you don’t think of, he does!! And the craftsmanship; absolutely sensational, our pizza oven is a literal work of art! We couldn’t be more happier. Highly recommended!

Frank C

5 STARS

I received my Alfa 4 PIZZE today and Roberto was great with his support to get the oven in my desired spot which was up some stairs in the garden.

He is very friendly and provides very good advice which also includes his YouTube videos.

If you are considering a purchase of a wood fired oven then go to Fornieri Wood Fired Ovens and speak to Roberto .
Cheers Frank

Jason Long

5 STARS

Forneri - Wood Fired Ovens are great. We were unsure what type of oven to get and needed more information. As Roberto sells both traditional and the Alfa Stainless steel ovens he really knows his stuff. We also really appreciated his youtube "how-to" videos that are very informative. Once we decided on the Alfa Ciao Oven he even set us up with some wood and a stainless wood holder at no extra cost, this was above and beyond. He has also helped us over the phone with our first few pizza nights, which were a great success and loved by all our family. we would be happy to recommend "Forneri - Wood Fired Ovens" to anyone looking for wood or gas fired pizza ovens and/or helpful advice. Thanks again Roberto

Tony Tuccitto

5 STARS

Thank you Rob!
Alfa 5 Minuti, looks amazing 🤩
Great service, and would recommend anyone looking to buy a pizza oven, to use his services.
Regards Tony

Mick Pegoli

5 STARS

Great product and service. Rob is always available and ready to help. Could not be happier.
Highly recommended.

Vina B

5 STARS

Roberto is knowledgeable, friendly and generous with his time. He helped us figure out which was the best pizza oven to suit our needs, and gave us excellent advice on everything from the set-up of the oven, to the pizza dough recipe! Would highly recommend Roberto and Fornieri Wood Fired Ovens to anyone seeking a high quality oven for a great price.

SO IF YOU ARE LOOKING TO BUY A QUALITY WOOD FIRED OVEN KIT, ALFA OVEN, GAS OVEN, FIRE PIT OR MANY MANY MORE WOOD FIRED PRODUCTS IN MALVERN, YOU HAVE COME TO THE RIGHT PLACE.

ABOUT MALVERN

Malvern, a residential suburb 8 km south-east of Melbourne, lies between Gardiners Creek on its north and Dandenong Road on its south. It extends eastwards from Glenferrie Road, Toorak, to Tooronga Road. It was also a municipality until 1994.

The first European settler in the district was John Gardiner, pastoral overlander from Yass, New South Wales, in 1835. His homestead was probably in the vicinity of the Kooyong railway station, near the Kooyong Koot or Gardiners Creek. One authority places the homestead at the corner of Elizabeth Street and Toorak Road (Malvern) whilst there is a memorial outside Scotch College, Glenferrie Road (Hawthorn) north of the creek. Gardiner's name was given to Gardiners Creek Road (now Toorak Road), the creek, to a locality and railway station to the east, and to the original shire which was renamed Malvern in 1878.

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