Breckwell Pellet Stoves

Breckwell Pellet Stoves are produced by Breckwell Hearth Products, currently owned by NSO (National Steelcrafters of Oregon, Inc). The Breckwell Hearth Products Company started as a small, regional manufacturer of wood stoves. They have later expanded their range of products to pellet stoves and after extreme success of pellet products in early 1990s, they even expanded further and started producing gas stoves and fireplaces.

The range of Breckwell pellet stoves is quite wide, varying from standing along units and pellet inserts to classic cast stoves and big utility furnaces capable of heating big houses or even workshops.

Some of the popular models are: P2000 and P2700 series. These ones are the top of the line with high performance, excellent heat output and with large viewing windows, giving a better view of the fire. Another line of the products is P24, P23, and P22 series. Those have more traditional look of a burning stove and including some budget models that can be affordable virtually by anyone. The Classic Cast Stoves provide a captivating combination of comfort and charm. And finally, the Big E Utility Furnace and Home Heater models will give you economy, efficiency, and ease of operation together in one package.

Breckwell pellet stoves are made using state-of-the-art technology and having in mind the safety of users. All of the stoves are made of heavy steel or cast iron and equipped with an automatic "Hot Rod" igniters. The digital control panels, thermostats, and automatic feed will ease the operation of a pellet stove. The P-series models have a limited lifetime warranty, giving you a complete peace of mind and cast iron or big units have limited five-year warranty. If you would like to have your fire more realistic, there is an optional choice of ceramic fibre logs that will look just exactly as real wood ones. Another outstanding feature of Breckwell pellet stoves is that you can burn corn as well as pellets. But since corn is burning much dirtier than pellets, an advisable ratio is at least 2/3 of pellets mixed with no more than 1/3 of corn.

Advantages of pellet stoves were listed in many articles comparing pellet stoves, wood stoves, and other fuel-type stoves. Pellet stoves are not the cheapest to run (comparing to wood or coal stoves), but they definitely easier to run and maintain and what is getting more important nowadays, they're more environment-friendly. If you're looking for a good, reliable, and safe pellet stoves to provide heat and comfort to your home, Breckwell pellet stoves should live up to your expectations. You can have a look at current listings for the Breckwell pellet stoves below.