Pelletstove Air

the pellet stove, also called freestanding pellet stoves, is the most common pellet stove, these stoves have the advantage that they are easy to install and heat up the room very quickly. The different pellet stove types are the ones with one blow-off point, a pellet stove with ducting or pellet boilers. Due to their small size, the pellet stoves fit in most living rooms and replace the daily stove. The Dielle pellet stove adds even more to this! Due to its patented bottom feed, the pellets are pushed upwards through the bottom very quietly instead of being thrown into a burner tray. As a result, ash residues are pressed over the edge by fresh pellets and blockages are no longer possible! Because the Dielle does not have to extract the ash residues from the burner, the fire is also much quieter and you can light 24 hours a day 7 days a week with only a cleaning of 1x per month. When it is warm enough in your living room, the supply of the pellets stops and the fire encapsulates itself with ashes, so that there is a standby time of up to 4 hours in which you can restart the stove without cleaning or cooling down period.