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Modern designs offer both pellet and wood-burning stoves, combining functionality with aesthetic appeal. A well-maintained fireplace not only warms your space but also enhances the atmosphere in your home.
Type of pellet stoves
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Pellet Advantage is The specialist in pellet stoves
With years of experience in sustainable heating & energy-efficient pellet stoves. Our pellet stoves combine ambience, warmth and efficiency.
Perfect for any home.
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Types of pellet stoves
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AKZ Premium Pellets Bag 15kg - Enplus A1 - 6mm
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My Premium Pellets Bag 15kg - Enplus A1 - 6mm
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Agricola Pellets Bag 15kg - Enplus A1 - 6mm
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Jaso Pellets Bag 15kg - Enplus A1 - 6mm
€5.60 – €364.00
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Pellet cookers and ovensEva Calor Pro 24 -22.5kW Pellet boiler
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Pellet cookers and ovensEva Calor Pro 20 -18.5kW Pellet boiler
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Pellet cookers and ovensEva Calor Isotta 18.5kW Pellet furnace
Frequently asked questions
About our pellet and wood-burning stoves
What kind of stoves do you offer?
We offer a wide range of fireplaces and heaters, including:
Pellet stoves - energy-efficient and user-friendly wood pellet-fuelled stoves.
Maiolica pellet stoves - stylish ceramic finish.
Narrow pellet stoves - ideal for small spaces.
Built-in pellet stoves - integrate seamlessly into your interior.
Pellet cookers and ovens - Combine cooking and heating in one appliance.
Air boilers and generators - For central heating with pellets.
We also offer:
Wood stoves - Classic and atmospheric heating with firewood.
Wood briquettes & Pellets - high-quality renewable fuels.
Parts - for maintenance and replacement of your stove or system.
Can you make a comparison between pellet stoves and wood stoves?
| Feature | Pellet stove | Wood stove |
|---|---|---|
| Fuel | Wood pellets (compressed wood pellets) | Firewood (logs) |
| Efficiency | Very high (up to 90% or more) | Average to good (70-80%) |
| Ease of use | Automatic ignition and regulation | Manual ignition and regulation |
| Heat control | Adjustable via display or remote control | More difficult to regulate |
| Environmental friendliness | Low CO₂ emissions, clean combustion | More emissions, depending on wood species |
| Maintenance | Empty ash drawer, clean fan | Regular cleaning of chimney and glass |
| Power supply | Yes, requires power | No, fully independent |
| Style & Design | Modern and functional | Traditional and atmospheric |
| Sound | May make fan noise | Silent |
✅ Briefly:
Pellet stove = ideal for those who want comfort, controllability and efficiency.
Wood stove = perfect for lovers of the traditional fireplace experience without power consumption.
Do I need a fireplace? And what types of fireplaces are there?
Whether you need a chimney depends on the type of stove. Wood stoves Always require a chimney or flue for the removal of flue gases. Pellet stoves By contrast, they can often be drained horizontally or vertically via a smaller pipe, which is less invasive.
There are different types of fireplaces:
Built-in fireplaces: tightly integrated into the wall, ideal for built-in stoves.
Freestanding fireplaces: classic or modern, as an eye-catcher in the room.
Ornamental cloaks: decorative, often used around electric or bioethanol fires.
A good fireplace contributes not only to safety and draught, but also to the atmosphere in your home. Always get advice from a specialist for a tailor-made solution.
How much kW does my space need?
| Surface area | Moderately isolated | Well-insulated |
|---|---|---|
| 50 m² | 6 - 7 kW | 4 - 5 kW |
| 100 m² | 9 - 10 kW | 6 - 7 kW |
| 150 m² | 12 - 14 kW | 8 - 10 kW |
What does a pellet stove consume per day or per year?
Many people want to know how much pellets a stove consumes and what this means for their wallets.
Short answer:
A average pellet stove consumed between the 0.5 and 2 kg pellets per hour, depending on the power setting.
In normal use (6-8 hours a day in the heating season), this equates to about 1,000 to 1,500 kg per year.
👉 That means some 2-3 bags of pellets per week in winter, in average use.
NOTE: If you take a heater with insufficient kW it will consume more in winter
More info on Pellet crackers, Pellets or Wood crackers
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Why Jaso wood pellets?
Choose Jaso wood pellets for sustainable heat, high calorific value, low ash residues and reliable quality from certified wood.
What exactly are wood pellets?
Wood pellets are small, compressed sticks of sawdust and wood waste, used as environmentally friendly fuel for heating and energy.
What types of pellets exist?
Discover the different types of pellets: wood pellets, agripellets and industrial pellets, each with unique applications and properties.
How many pellets does a pellet stove consume per day or per year?
Find out the daily and annual consumption of pellets by a pellet stove and how it depends on usage, output and insulation of your home.
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