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Modern designs offer both wood and pellet 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 wood stoves
Discover our Woodburning Stove Types
Eva Calor Gilda 6 kW wood stove
Original price was: €1,388.00.€1,288.00Current price is: €1,288.00.Eva Calor Ester 7.0 kW wood stove
Original price was: €1,355.00.€1,199.00Current price is: €1,199.00.Eva Calor Regina 9.5 kW wood stove
Original price was: €2,689.00.€2,489.00Current price is: €2,489.00.
RUF wood briquettes
Price range: €4.60 through €441.60- Discounted -9%
Nestro Oak Wood briquettes
Price range: €4.00 through €384.00 Woody Nestro oak-oak briquettes
Price range: €3.80 through €364.80
- Pellet cookers and ovens
Eva Calor Pro 24 -22.5kW Pellet boiler
- Pellet cookers and ovens
Eva Calor Pro 20 -18.5kW Pellet boiler
- Pellet cookers and ovens
Eva Calor Isotta 18.5kW Pellet furnace
Pellet Advantage is The specialist in wood-burning stoves
With years of experience in sustainable heating & energy-efficient wood stoves. Our wood-burning stoves combine atmosphere, warmth and efficiency.
Perfect for any home.
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Types of pellet stoves
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?
How much wood does a wood stove consume?
Many people wonder how much wood a wood stove consumes and what it means for their wallet.
Short answer:
An average wood stove consumes between 2 and 4 kg of wood per hour, depending on the power and settings.
With normal use (6-8 hours per day during the heating season), this equates to about 3 to 5 m³ of firewood per year.
👉 That means an average of 1-2 logs per hour, or half to a full wheelbarrow per week in winter, depending on usage and outdoor temperature.
Note: If you choose a wood stove with too few kW for the room, it will have to work harder and thus consume more wood.
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