Wood pellet room heaters are an alternative way to heat a home using wood pellets. The CO2 released when energy is generated from wood pellets is balanced by that absorbed during the fuel's production. We call this a carbon neutral process.

It is about 900mm high and about 500 mm deep (about the size of a tall bedside table). They are very attractive units and can be positioned anywhere in your room.

They start from as little as £1,895 and can attract a £600 grant from EST

It is filled through a hatch on the top of the stove. It is virtually impossible to predict how often it will need to be filled, this would depend on how often you use the stove, But a typical stove could use a 15 kg bag every few days.

Our stoves are highly efficient so produce very low percentage of ash. There is the occasional emptying of ash which can be used as a garden fertiliser.

All of our stoves are electronically controlled so can work off a timer clock or can just be turned on using the control panel on the top of the stove for instant heat.

Maintenance is easy due to the high efficiency of the boiler. The boiler produces 1-2% ash, which is an organic, free fertiliser that can be easily spread on your garden. You may need to check the ash every couple of weeks. This depends on the model and fuel consumption.

The boilers are electronically controlled so after our friendly technicians install your boiler we will set the control panel to your particular application allowing your boiler to be automatically controlled by a timer in your home or office.

Please click on our installation page for installation information.

Most of our stoves only take a couple of days, unless you opt for a factory ordered colour.

A pellet stove can be used for additional heat in a room and can work in conjunction with your central heating. It would also reduce your reliance on fossil fuels and reduce your heating costs.

Yes, a number of the stoves in our range have a hot water facility which can run a central heating up to a 3-4 bedroom house or be added as an additional heat source for your current central heating system.