pellet stoves

As hearth appliances, pellet stoves combine the advantages of wood-burning with the convenience of gas appliances. Pellet stoves can be operated with a constant heat output or can be thermostatically controlled. These appliances use a circuit board to control the voltage sent to each internal component, meaning exceptionally efficient burning. Pellet fuel is compressed sawdust—in Colorado, pellets are most commonly manufactured from beetle-kill trees. Like direct vent gas appliances, pellet stoves can terminate horizontally. They are an excellent choice for heating isolated rooms or areas, such as basements and workshops. Pellet stoves range in output from 30,000-68,000 BTU/hour.

PELLET STOVE INSERTS

Pellet stove inserts are simply pellet stoves with the legs or pedestal removed. Pellet stove inserts are designed to be installed into the firebox of a typical masonry wood fireplace but can be framed into a wall in new construction or remodeling. Pellet fuel is compressed sawdust—here in Colorado pellets are usually manufactured from beetle-kill trees. Pellet-fuel appliances combine the advantages of wood fuel with the convenience of gas appliances. They are controlled by a circuit board that controls the voltage sent to each component, meaning they burn extremely efficiently. Pellet stoves can be operated continuously or controlled by a thermostat, giving you complete control over the heat output of the stove. Like direct vent gas appliances, pellet stoves can terminate horizontally. They are excellent choices for heating isolated areas such as basements and workshops. Pellet stove inserts input rating ranges from 35,000-52,000 BTU/hour.

Why Choose A pellet stove?

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