What are pellet stoves?
A pellet stove provides reliable, automated, and extremely efficient heat. This stove burns special, compact fuel pellets made of wood and paper waste from industrial applications. For homeowners in cold climates concerned about energy efficiency, the environmental impact of burning lumber, and the air pollution of fireplaces, a pellet stove is an innovative choice. Combining a fireplace with a furnace, a pellet stove resembles an ordinary cast iron stove with a glass door. But it is outfitted with many special design features that make it easy to use and simple to maintain. It works by burning small pellets that are densely compacted waste materials, such as sawdust, bark, woodchip, paper pulp, and plant fibers, from the paper and timber industry. Purchase the affordable fuel in bags of 40 lbs (18 kg). This fuel source doesn’t contribute to deforestation and also utilizes waste that would otherwise go to landfills. When aflame, pellets burn very efficiently, producing little ash and s
Wood Pellet Stoves are a new and very popular way as a means to provide heat. Pellet Stoves use wood pellets as its primary heat source. These wood pellets are tightly compacted and dense which causes it to be burned very efficiently and powerfully. Pellets usually come from the byproduct of sawmills and are very easily transportable due to their size (about half and inch) and their weight. These days, the prices of stove burning sources such as fossil fuels, chopped wood, natural gas and electric gas are gradually going up and wood pellets are a very cheap and easy to manufacture resource and has a very low pollution rate.
