We at Gondwana Green Heat have been fitting pellet boiler stoves for nearly 20 years now. But they have had a very slow start in the UK compared with our continental cousins. This is mainly because the uk is fairly traditional and conservative in terms of taste and the unknown . These issues have now been successfully overcome, with companies like Island pellet stoves from wales manufacturing pellet stoves that look very similar to a traditional wood burners. We of course still have MCZ from northern Italy supplying the UK with some stunning contemporary pellet stoves and pellet boiler stoves.
We offer three different kinds of pellet stove. We have listed these below
A room heating pellet stove is the same as a conventional stove but runs on pellets.
A ducted pellet stove has the benefits of a room heating pellet stove with the additional benefit of moving warm air through ducting to different parts of your home.
A pellet boiler stove heats the room where the stove sits as well as the rest of your home through conventional radiators or underfloor heating. This system also heats tap water.
We are now seeing overwhelming support for pellet stoves and pellet boiler stoves with many people choosing them over the conventional log fuelled appliances. Why? There are many advantages to pellet boiler stoves.
Gondwana Green Heat is a experienced one stop shop for your pellet boiler stove project: we do the whole job from start to finish with a small team of Scottish experts. If you would like more information, or an on-location meeting to discuss pellet stoves or pellet boiler stoves or any of our services, please don’t hesitate to get in touch.
Hetas are the UK governing body for solid fuel heating systems. This includes, stoves, wood boilers etc
Pellet stoves started off over 20 years ago in Europe mainly in Scandinavia and northern Italy.