The home heating market has been dominated by oil and gas heating systems, however wood heating is on a revival with wood pellet stoves and wood pellet boilers. Wood pellets make it possible to use wood in a much more efficient manor to heat your home.
Wood has been used for heating for thousands of years, burning logs on open fires and then moving towards closed burners. However beyond this wood burning technology did not really develop any further until the progress made with wood pellets and wood pellet stoves.
Lets be honest, who would choose to use logs to heat their home if they can afford to use gas or oil. Logs are messy, and create a lot of ash and in many cases due to their high moisture content not a great deal of heat. In some cases wood logs are still used to heat a living room, however its more for an atmosphere and the look of the fire.
Burning logs simply creates too much work for people to fit it in around their busy modern lifestyle. This is where wood pellets can provide a much more convenient way to use wood as a fuel, and wood pellet stoves can use the pellets efficiently and automatically.
One of the key advantages with pellet stoves and boilers is that they feed themselves. All pellet stoves and boiler have a hopper designed to run for 12 hours constantly. External silos can also be purchased and connected to feed the burner pretty much all year with pellets.
A pellet stove can produce hot air and radiate heat into the room; some have a fitted back boiler, which will connect up to your existing central heating system to heat the other rooms within the home. For a larger property a wood pellet boiler is much more suitable, and with a suitably sized wood pellet boiler any size of property can be heated with no other source of heat required.
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