Wood Stoves & Pellet Stoves

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wood stoves

Wood stoves are freestanding hearth appliances designed to burn cord wood.

Why Choose a Wood Stove?

There’s no heat like wood heat. Forced air furnaces only heat the air, so the minute the furnace goes off, the air temperatures drop. A wood stove produces both convection and radiant heat that warms the objects around it: walls, floors, hearth, furniture, and of course, you, for a much cozier home.

• A great source of efficient, cost-effective heat

• Cordwood is a naturally occurring renewable resource, not a fossil fuel

• Reliable heat during power outages

• Zone Heating concept: heat where you live: wood stoves are an excellent choice for heating isolated rooms or areas, such as basements and workshops, or providing supplemental heat for large spaces

• Large variety of sizes and styles

• Choice of steel, cast iron, or soapstone construction

• Highly efficient with long-lasting heat output

• EPA-Certified: extremely low emissions mean they’re okay to operate on poor air quality “No-Burn Days”

• Large glass viewing area for added ambience

• All of our wood stoves are eligible for the IRS Biomass Tax Credit which will significantly offset the purchase, venting, and installation costs

wood stove Materials

Selecting the right stove for your space and heating requirements is important and our expert showroom team can help! Wood stoves are usually constructed from steel, cast iron, or soapstone. Choosing one material over another does not provide more heat, it only affects how quickly the stove heats up, the rate of heat distribution in the living space, and the rate of heat loss once burning is complete. All models have ceramic glass, which radiates heat, and optional outside air adapters.

• Steel stoves heat up quickly, distribute heat quickly, and lose heat quickly when burning is complete

• Soapstone stoves are the slowest to heat up and distribute heat, but they retain and radiate heat into the living space long after burning is complete

• Cast iron stoves fall in between steel and soapstone stoves: they build heat, distribute heat, and lose heat at a steady rate

wood stove Styles

Wood stoves are available in many styles. Choose from Scandinavian-style cylindrical stoves, ornate vintage-look stoves, sleek minimalist stoves, and more. Many stoves can be customized with a variety of finishes, different door styles, and even legs and pedestals!

The right Size wood stove

Depending on your heating needs (small-space to whole house and everything in between), it’s important to choose the right size of wood stove.

The best way to quantify the size of a wood stove is by the size of the firebox. Modern stoves are much more efficient than those of the 1980’s and because of this, they require less fuel and have a smaller firebox.

Firebox volumes range from about 1.4 cubic feet to 3.2 cubic feet which can accommodate logs from about 16” to to 24”.

To optimize efficiency at high altitudes, we recommend an optional outside air adapter, which is available on most of the stoves we sell.

pellet stoves & Inserts

Pellet stoves are either freestanding or they can be inserted into an existing masonry fireplace. Pellet stoves share many of the characteristics of wood stoves and combine the advantages of wood-burning with the convenience of gas.

Why Choose a pellet Stove or insert?

• Great source of efficient, cost-effective heat for the whole home or select spaces

• Economical to operate: within 5% of the cost of natural gas

• Pellets are a naturally sourced renewable resource, not a fossil fuel. Pellets are made from compressed sawdust as a by-product of the lumber industry. In Colorado, pellets are most commonly manufactured from beetle-killed trees.

• Zone Heating concept: heat where you live; pellet stoves are an excellent choice for heating isolated rooms or areas, such as basements and workshops, or providing supplemental heat for large spaces

• Thermostatic controls: some models have an easy-to-use touch screen

• Pellet stoves are freestanding; pellet stove inserts turn an inefficient fireplace into a powerful heater

• Highly efficient/large, long-lasting heat output ranging from 35,000-52,000 BTU/hour

• EPA-Certified: low emissions mean they’re okay to operate on poor air quality “No-Burn Days”

• Can be operated with a constant heat output or thermostatic controls

• Pellet stoves feature a hardwired electrical hookup to control their voltage for exceptionally efficient burning

• Like direct vent gas appliances, pellet stoves can terminate horizontally through a wall (no chimney needed), giving you plenty of options for locating the stove exactly where you want it.

• EPA-Certified pellet stoves are eligible for the IRS Biomass Tax Credit, which greatly offsets the purchase, installation, and venting costs

pellet stove Materials

Pellet stoves feature a steel body which heats up quickly and distributes heat efficiently. The ceramic glass also radiates heat into the space; and blowers ensure maximum heat output while the stove is burning.

pellet stove Styles

Pellet stoves or inserts can be customized with various design options. Pellet stove inserts are pellet stoves with the legs or pedestal removed, designed to be installed into the firebox of a typical masonry wood-burning fireplace. They can also be framed into a wall in new construction or remodeling.

The right Size pellet stove

Depending on your heating needs (small-space to whole house and everything in between), it’s important to choose the right size of pellet stove or insert.

The best way to quantify the size of a pellet stove is by hopper capacity, which can range from 40 to 120 pounds. Depending on the size of your pellet stove, the size of the space you are heating, how much you use your pellet stove, and the heat setting, a 40-pound bag of pellets could last anywhere from 24 to 48 hours.

wood & pellet stoves featured in our showroom

Our showroom features wood stoves from leading manufacturers including Lopi, Hearthstone, Jøtul, Morsø, Regency, Ambiance, and Kuma. We are also dealers for many brands such as MF Fire, Osburn, and Pacific Energy.

We feature one fantastic freestanding pellet stove, the 41,000 BTU Lopi AGP with an 80-pound hopper, which heats an large section of our showroom on even the coldest days! We are also dealers for other top pellet stove manufacturers such as Regency. We currently don’t have any pellet stove inserts on display, but the Lopi AGP, features the same aesthetics and highly efficient technology.

want More options?

If you like what you see but want a different size or a different product, we can help! We partner with the industry’s leading wood stove and pellet stove manufacturers, giving you many more options for your unique heating needs and design style.

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