Wood Pellet Stoves and Pellet Fuel Systems

How Would You Like…

• A wood pellet stove that only requires refuelling a couple times each week and yet works continuously if you wish?
• A pellet stove you can operate via your cell phone?
• Wood pellet stoves that are so efficient they only require a small three-inch pipe as its chimney?
• A wood pellet stove that can earn grant aid from the central government as it qualifies as a biomass stove which can reduce greenhouse emissions?

Pellet Stove technology

Wood Pellet Stoves operate on burning methods that are both sophisticated and clean burning. They are a great choice for homes that cannot have traditional types of open fire stoves. When compared to other types of open fire stoves, biomass stoves are much more efficient.

These are just a few reasons the Wood Pellet Stove is becoming so popular as a home heating source.

Pellet Stoves – Efficient and Economic

As just mentioned, Wood Pellet Stoves can heat efficiently and conveniently but they also provide this heat economically.

They do this by converting biomass which in this case is Wood Pellet Fuel into high-efficiency heat while at the same time dispersing virtually no wood smoke. This helps to keep the air clean and the environment safe.

Affordable Installation Costs

Pellet Stove Installation is very affordable, especially when compared to other types of home heating sources. Pellet Stoves are inexpensive to operate and easy to maintain. The type of wood pellet fuel these remarkable stoves burn is made from renewable sources. You may be pleased to know that biomass fuel is produced from sawdust and recycled wood waste.

Biomass Boilers

Using biomass fuel means you are using a ‘carbon neutral’ system or process. For biomass stoves this means that the carbon dioxide that is released through the burning process is offset or balanced by the CO2 that the tree absorbed during its growth period.

In addition, the left over ash from Wood Pellet Fuel is full of minerals that can be easily recycled to use as fertilizer for gardens, parks, and forests. In terms of operation, the small, easy to handle, wood pellets are placed inside the pellet stove when needed.

The stove temperature is then set by using modern microprocessors which control the amount of pellets fed into the firebox.

A few things to consider -

Pellet Fuel.
Before considering a pellet appliance, please check availability and prices for pellet fuel.
Check fuel quality.
Pellet appliances are constructed to burn fuels with specific moisture contents (<6%), which in our climate will most probably mean that the fuel should be supplied bagged, not loose.
Ask for refined fuel.
A dusty product will create a cloud of dust as the appliance is refuelled. Pellet appliances require a specific fuel diameter, 6mm in the case of most pellet stoves.
Electricity Power.
Note that these are electrical appliances, reliant on an uninterrupted source of electricity. They will not work in a power cut!
Fan motors power the appliance, driving air through the fuel, driving the hot air output in to the room, and driving the exhaust in to the flue.
Pellet Stove Maintenance.
These are electrical appliances and should be serviced by suitably qualified, preferably manufacturer trained, electrical engineers.
Sweeping.
Like all other solid fuel appliances, flues should be swept annually.

Pellet Stoves Contemporary Looks

Today, modern Wood Pellet Stoves do more than just heat. They are also very stylish and attractive and fit into virtually any home furnishing décor.

Many models have ceramic, soapstone or sandstone cladding to enhance their beauty.

Others may have contemporary portrait styling or may offer attractive large glass windows.

Many models also offer remote control operation to start or stop the electronic ignition and to adjust the temperature controls.

Pellet stove Manufacturers
Harman, Rika, Aga, Piazzeta

We supply and install wood pellet stoves in teh following resa:

Cumbria, Carlisle, Alston, Ambleside, Appleby, Brough, Maryport, Workington, Cockermouth, Egremont, Gosforth, Haltwistle, Whitehaven, Lake District, Longtown, Windermere, Kendal, Shap, Keswick, Penrith, Brampton, Wigton, Silloth,

Scotland: Scottish Borders, Langholm, Newcastleton, Keilder, Annan, Hawick, Dumfries, Thornhill, Lockerbie, Dalbeattie, Castle Douglas, Moffat, Crawford, Kirkudbright, Gretna, New Abbey,