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Pellet Stoves For Sale

Pellet stoves take the manual work out of solid-fuel heating. Compressed wood pellets load into a hopper, an auger delivers them to the combustion chamber at a controlled rate, and a thermostat regulates the burn automatically. You get consistent heat output without the air-adjustment and tending routine that comes with cordwood-burning alternatives.

If you're shopping for pellet stoves for sale, whether for a new installation or a pellet stove clearance sale replacement, the models here span 1,000 to 3,000 square feet across freestanding, wall-mount, and gravity-fed non-electric configurations. Fire Pit Surplus carries Drolet, US Stove Company, Vogelzang, King, and Wiseway as an authorized dealer, with free shipping on every order.

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Why Choose a Pellet Stove

Pellet stoves handle a set of heating demands that gas and wood-burning alternatives don't cover as cleanly.

  • Automated heat output: The thermostat control and auger feed work together to maintain a target temperature without manual adjustment. Set the heat level and the stove regulates pellet fuel delivery to hold it.
  • High heating efficiency: Most pellet stoves reach 70 to 85% thermal efficiency, converting the large majority of wood pellet fuel energy into room heat rather than losing it through the flue.
  • Extended burn time: A 90 lb pellet hopper runs 24 to 50 hours at mid-settings without refilling. Models with 170 lb hoppers operate two to three days on a single load.
  • Low creosote risk: Pellet fuel is a dry, densified product that burns hot and clean. Creosote buildup, the primary chimney fire risk with cordwood, is negligible in a properly maintained pellet stove with regular ash drawer cleaning.

 

 

Top Pellet Stoves For Sale

Best Freestanding Pellet Stove for Large Spaces

Vogelzang VG5722-W Pellet Stove

Vogelzang VG5722-W pellet stove 170 lb hopper 3000 sq ft

The VG5722-W is built for homes that need pellet heating across 3,000 square feet without constant attention. With up to 70 hours of run time at mid-settings before the next fill, the programmable thermostat holds the target temperature overnight without manual adjustments between loads.

  • 33,000 BTU heat output; EPA Phase 2 certified
  • 170 lb hopper capacity; auto-ignition system
  • Convection blower included; top or rear venting

Best Non-Electric Pellet Stove

Wiseway GW1949 Non-Electric Pellet Stove

Wiseway GW1949 non-electric gravity-fed pellet stove

The GW1949 is the only gravity feed pellet stove in this lineup and one of the few available that requires no electricity to run. A natural draft combustion system moves air through the combustion chamber without a blower or control board, meaning it heats the same way during a power outage as on any other day.

  • 2,000 sq ft heating area; no 120V power required
  • Gravity-fed fuel delivery; no auger motor
  • Natural draft combustion; damper-controlled burn rate

Best High-Efficiency Pellet Stove

Drolet ECO-55 Pellet Stove

Drolet ECO-55 high-efficiency pellet stove Canadian-made

The Drolet ECO-55 is the premium pellet stove here, built in Canada to the same manufacturing tolerances Drolet applies across its wood stove line. It prioritizes long-term durability and heating efficiency over entry-level price, suited for buyers who want a stove built to last well beyond the warranty period.

  • EPA Phase 2 certified; high thermal efficiency rating
  • Remote control included; smart thermostat compatible
  • Canadian-built; steel body construction

Best Budget Pellet Stove for Smaller Homes

US Stove US5513-W Pellet Stove

US Stove US5513-W pellet stove 1800 sq ft 40 lb hopper

The US5513-W covers 1,800 square feet with a compact footprint suited to rooms where floor space is a consideration. The 40 lb hopper means more frequent fills than mid-range models, but keeps the unit easy to place in a finished room without dedicating a staging area nearby.

  • 25,000 BTU heat output; EPA certified
  • Auto-ignition; convection blower included
  • Top or rear vent; 6" flue collar; freestanding

 

 

What to Look for in a Pellet Stove

Heating Area and BTU Output

  • Start with square footage, not features: A practical baseline is 10 BTU per square foot in a well-insulated home. Cold climates or older construction with poor insulation typically need 15 to 20 BTU per square foot to maintain comfortable temperatures.
  • Coverage figures come with conditions: Manufacturer heating area ratings assume 8-foot ceilings and average insulation. Vaulted ceilings, open staircases, or drafty construction can reduce effective coverage by 20 to 30 percent, so size up if your home has any of those factors.
  • Modulation matters for year-round use: A stove that only runs at full BTU output is harder to live with in fall and spring. Models that modulate down to 10,000 BTU or less give practical control when you want warmth without running at full heating capacity.

Hopper Capacity and Burn Duration

  • Hopper size sets your refill schedule: A 40 lb hopper at a pellet consumption rate of 2 to 3 lbs per hour runs 13 to 20 hours. A 90 lb hopper extends that to 30 to 45 hours. If once-every-few-days refilling is the goal, a 170 lb model is the right configuration.
  • Burn rate climbs with heat output: Most stoves consume 1 to 5 lbs of pellet fuel per hour depending on the heat setting. On high, even a large hopper depletes faster than mid-setting estimates suggest. Factor your typical heat setting into any run-time calculation.
  • Storage space is part of the sizing decision: Pellets come in 40 lb bags. A 170 lb hopper needs roughly four bags per fill. Plan for at least a week of dry, accessible storage near the stove before committing to a large-hopper model.

Electric vs. Non-Electric Pellet Stoves

  • Standard models need a live outlet: The auger motor, convection blower, auto-ignition system, and control board all draw continuous power. Most units run between 100 and 250 watts. A grid outage shuts them down unless a backup generator or UPS battery unit is wired in.
  • Gravity-fed stoves eliminate the power dependency: A non electric pellet stove runs on natural draft with no motor, blower, or circuit board. It operates identically during an outage as on any normal day, which is the deciding factor for off-grid cabins and areas with unreliable grid service.
  • Battery backup is an option for standard models: Most auger-fed stoves are compatible with a UPS battery unit sized to the stove's wattage draw. Check the spec sheet for continuous power consumption before selecting a backup system.

EPA Certification and Combustion Design

  • EPA Phase 2 is the current standard: All new pellet stoves sold in the U.S. must emit less than 2.0 g/hr of particulate matter. Every model here is EPA certified. Buyers also weighing high efficiency wood stoves will find both fuel types on the same efficiency scale for direct comparison.
  • Direct vent removes the chimney requirement: Most pellet stoves draw combustion air from outside and exhaust through a small-diameter vent pipe. No masonry chimney is needed, which significantly expands where the stove can be placed within the home.
  • The heat exchanger is what makes the efficiency numbers real: Exhaust gases pass through a heat exchanger before venting, recovering thermal energy that would otherwise exit through the flue. Regular ash drawer cleaning keeps airflow clear and prevents that efficiency from degrading over time.

 

 

Pellet Stove Brands at Fire Pit Surplus

US Stove Company

US Stove Company carries the widest selection here, with models spanning 1,000 to 3,000 square feet across 40 lb, 90 lb, and 170 lb hopper configurations. Their lineup includes a wall-mount option for rooms without floor space and a smart thermostat-compatible model at the upper end of the range.

Vogelzang

Vogelzang covers 1,800 to 3,000 square feet with three freestanding and one pedestal-mount model. The brand is known for large-hopper variants; their 170 lb models run longer between fills than most competitors in this class, suited for buyers who want minimal daily involvement in managing their heat.

Drolet

The Drolet pellet stove lineup brings the same build standards applied to their wood stove line. Drolet is a Canadian manufacturer with a long track record in residential heating, and their pellet stove reflects that background in tight manufacturing tolerances and long-term durability.

King and Wiseway round out the lineup. King covers 1,800 to 2,200 square feet in three hopper configurations and shares the same parent company as Vogelzang, making spec comparisons between the two brands straightforward. Wiseway specializes in gravity-fed non-electric pellet heating, the only brand in this category built entirely around power-independent operation.

 

 

Pellet Stoves for Every Space

King KP5517-W pellet stove for mid-size rooms

For Mid-Size Rooms and Main-Floor Heating

The King KP5517-W balances a 90 lb pellet hopper with 2,200 square feet of coverage, landing in the practical range for main-floor heating in most homes. At 30,000 BTU, it runs efficiently without oversizing for rooms under 2,000 square feet, and the hopper size delivers roughly 30 hours of mid-setting burn time before the next fill.

US Stove US5522-W pellet stove for whole-home primary heating

For Whole-Home Primary Heating

The US Stove US5522-W pairs a 170 lb hopper with smart thermostat integration, making it a practical whole-home heating option for buyers who want pellet heating to carry the primary load without daily management. The 33,000 BTU output holds consistent temperatures across large open-plan spaces, and the smart thermostat lets you set schedules rather than manually adjusting burn settings throughout the day.

US Stove AP5000 wall-mount pellet heater for compact spaces

For Compact Spaces and Basement Installations

The US Stove AP5000 is a wall-mount pellet heater covering 1,000 square feet, designed for rooms where floor space is limited or a freestanding unit would interrupt traffic flow. Basement installations and bonus rooms benefit from the wall-mount configuration since it eliminates floor clearance requirements and keeps the heating unit out of the primary living area of the room.

 

 

Why Buy from Fire Pit Surplus

Every pellet stove here ships as an authorized dealer order, which means genuine products, full manufacturer warranties, and no gray-market sourcing.

  • Price Match Guarantee: We match competitor prices on identical products. Find the same stove listed for less and we will match it before you order.
  • Fast and Free Shipping: Every order ships free with secure, insured delivery. Pellet stoves are heavy freight items; we handle the logistics so the stove arrives undamaged and on schedule.
  • Expert Support: Real people who know these products answer your questions before purchase, during delivery, and after installation. Sizing questions, venting configuration, and brand comparisons are all fair game.
  • Authorized Dealer: We carry every brand as an authorized retailer, which means genuine products and full manufacturer warranties honored on every order.
  • Flexible Financing: Pay over time with financing options that let you get the heating setup you actually want, not the one the budget forced you to settle for.

 

 

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the best pellet stove brand?

Drolet leads on build quality and efficiency. US Stove and Vogelzang cover the most heating areas and hopper sizes. For off-grid use, Wiseway is the only non-electric option. Match the brand to your square footage, hopper preference, and power situation.

How much does a pellet stove cost?

Entry-level pellet stoves covering 1,800 square feet start under $1,500. Mid-range models with 90 lb hoppers land in the mid-to-upper $1,500s. Premium options with smart thermostat compatibility and 170 lb hoppers run into the $2,000s before installation costs are added.

How many bags of pellets does a pellet stove use per day?

On average, a pellet stove burns one to three 40 lb bags per day. At a mid burn rate of 2 lbs per hour, one bag lasts about 20 hours. Running on high in cold weather can push that to three or more bags daily. Plan for a week of dry storage near the stove.

Are pellet stoves eligible for a federal tax credit in 2026-27?

The Section 25C biomass stove tax credit expired December 31, 2025 and does not apply to 2026 purchases. Check with your accountant about state-level rebates, as some states offer efficiency incentives that can apply to a new pellet stove installation.

What size pellet stove do I need for my home?

Start with 10 BTU per square foot for a well-insulated home in a mild climate. In colder regions or older construction, size up to 15 to 20 BTU per square foot. A 25,000 BTU stove covers about 1,800 square feet. Add 20 to 30 percent for vaulted ceilings or drafty layouts.

 

 

Finding the Right Pellet Stove for Sale

Choosing the right pellet stoves for sale comes down to three decisions: how much space needs to be heated, how long the hopper needs to run between fills, and whether the installation requires power-independent operation. The models here cover 1,000 to 3,000 square feet across freestanding, wall-mount, and gravity-fed configurations, spanning supplemental room heat through whole-home primary heating in cold climates.

For buyers comparing fuel sources before committing, our wood stoves page covers cordwood-burning models across similar heating areas. Questions on sizing, brand selection, or venting setup can go directly to our support team. Every stove ships as an authorized dealer order with full manufacturer warranty coverage.

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