A pellet fire is a clean-burning heating appliance that uses compressed wood pellets as fuel. It automatically feeds pellets into the fire to produce consistent, controlled heat with low emissions and minimal ash.

Yes. Modern pellet fires are highly efficient due to controlled combustion and dry fuel. This means more usable heat and less waste compared to traditional log burners.

Pellet fires burn renewable wood pellets made from recycled timber by-products. They produce significantly lower emissions than traditional wood fires and generate very little ash.

Running costs depend on pellet prices and usage, but pellet heating is generally competitive with other solid-fuel heating options. Because temperature is controlled automatically, fuel use can be managed efficiently.

In most cases, yes. Our team can guide you through council requirements and assist with the consent process as part of your installation.

Most pellet fire installations are completed within one day, depending on site conditions and consent requirements.

We recommend annual servicing to ensure safe operation, optimal performance and long-term reliability.

We supply high-quality wood pellets directly from our Dunedin showroom and can advise on local delivery options.

Pellet fires require electricity to operate the feed system and fans. Without power, the unit will not run unless connected to a backup system.

The right size depends on your home’s layout, insulation and heating needs. Our team can assess your space and recommend the most suitable model. Get in touch.