Air Stoves

Heat Where You Need It

An air stove is a compact, highly efficient heating appliance designed to heat individual rooms or open-plan living spaces using pellets. Unlike boiler stoves, air stoves distribute heat directly into the room where it is located, providing fast, comfortable warmth exactly where it’s needed.

WHY CHOOSE US

Here's what sets us apart:

  • Renewable and sustainable fuel

    Air stoves use pellet, which is a renewable, locally sourced fuels that reduce reliance on fossil fuels.

  • Remote operation

    The smart hearing integration gives you unprecedented convenience and control over your home’s heating system. Using a smartphone or tablet, you can turn on the stove, adjust the temperature and schedule heating times from anywhere.

  • Wide range of designs

    From traditional cast-iron stoves to sleek, modern models, boiler stoves are available in styles that complement any interior.

  • Quick heat output

    Fans distribute warmth almost immediately after ignition, unlike traditional stoves that take time to radiate heat.

  • Quiet operation

    Advanced models use low-noise fans and augers, so operation is quite often as low as 36 decibels.

Frequently Asked Questions

How does a wood pellet air stove work?

A pellet stove burns wood pellet in a combustion chamber. An auger feeds pellets automatically from the hopper to the fire, while the fan pushes heated air into the room. Electronic controls regulate airflow and fuel supply to maintain consistent heat output.

Wood pellets are the fuel burned in these stoves. All wood pellets are not the same, and we recommend that the pellets you use comply with the EN Plus standard and be Class A1. This will always be clearly marked on the pellet packaging of compliant wood pellets.

No, because the stove is typically located in a living space, manufacturers design them with this in mind, and some operate even as low as 36 decibels

Air stoves require regular cleaning of the combustion chamber area & your yearly service is important to ensure the stove works correctly without issues.

Refuelling frequency depends on your heating demand and the stove size, but typically every couple of days.

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