| Pellet burner / heater 21:21 - Jul 5 with 910 views | BarcaBlue |
Does anyone have one and care to share their opinion? I'm doing up a house out in the sticks and am looking to put one in. I don't want a log burner as it will be a rental, and I don't trust people to only burn logs. It's just for a 50m2 space, not for hot water or radiators.
Any pointers appreciated. Most of them look quite ugly and industrial, some are wifi enabled, others with huge hoppers. I'm a bit lost scrolling through pages of heaters. Ta! |  | | |  |
| Pellet burner / heater on 21:34 - Jul 5 with 870 views | Kropotkin123 |
A couple of family members living in France have them. So far they have proven to be more efficient and more reliable than a wood-burning equivalent. When judging the size, consider if it needs space around it to function safely. They didn't say they needed space around them to me, but they did have a fair amount.
I'm sure others have more insightful comments, but hope this helps nonetheless. |  |
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| Pellet burner / heater on 21:38 - Jul 5 with 852 views | fabian_illness |
They were put forward as the next big thing a few years ago, but they didn't catch on as expected.
Our local Specflue in Sudbury promote some really nice MCZ pellet stoves.
https://www.specflue.com/stoves-and-renewables/pellet-stoves/mcz/
They are very specific on the pellets they use, moisture content is key. You can't just put any old pellets in. |  | | |
| Pellet burner / heater on 21:51 - Jul 5 with 824 views | BarcaBlue |
| Pellet burner / heater on 21:34 - Jul 5 by Kropotkin123 |
A couple of family members living in France have them. So far they have proven to be more efficient and more reliable than a wood-burning equivalent. When judging the size, consider if it needs space around it to function safely. They didn't say they needed space around them to me, but they did have a fair amount.
I'm sure others have more insightful comments, but hope this helps nonetheless. |
Thanks, efficiency-wise they appear decent, also safer and less space than using logs. | | | |
| Pellet burner / heater on 21:57 - Jul 5 with 814 views | lowhouseblue |
i have a klover one (for hot water and central heating) and it's great. they do smaller ones that just heat the room - having them on a timer etc seems a big plus over a conventional wood burner. so far completely problem free. |  |
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| Pellet burner / heater on 22:27 - Jul 5 with 744 views | fabian_illness |
We don't see many pellet stoves in the UK.
I really like them but customers still prefer multifuel stoves. | | | |
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