Pellet stoves
Pellet stoves from HETA
Not in the mood for carrying firewood? HETA has made it easier for you to heat your home without compromising on comfort. With a Scan-Line Green pellet stove from HETA, you only have to refill the tank every other day at continuous operation.
The full-automatic pellet stove resembles a regular wood-burning stove with a glass door and visible flames and therefore guarantees a cosy atmosphere in the living room.
Made in Denmark
All pellet stoves from HETA are designed and manufactured at our factory in Lemvig in Denmark. HETA is excellent quality for anyone who appreciates Danish design.
All HETA stoves have very high burning value, so you get more out of your firewood, and polluting gases are burned before leaving the chimney.
HETAs pellet stoves are some of the most clean-burning stoves in Europe. They are tested in accordance with applicable regulations in Norway, Denmark, Germany as well as the new European norm.HETAs completely unique fire chamber and air channels mean that CO2 and harmful particles are reduced to an absolute minimum.
HETAs pellet stoves are available painted black or grey. You also have the options of soapstone, sandstone or ceramic in many colours, to get a customised stove, perfect for your living room.
With a pellet stove from HETA, you get inexpensive heating
You don’t feel like feeding a wood stove several times a day – but still want the cosiness and warmth of real flames? Then you need a pellet stove from HETA. A pellet stove gives you all the advantages of a traditional wood stove – you just avoid having to deal with wood. Instead, a pellet stove requires filling with wood pellets approximately every other day – all depending upon how much you use it. If you light it every day, you will need to fill it with pellets every other day – if you use it less often, you can get away with even fewer refills. It is easy to see when it is time to fill your pellet stove with more wood pellets.
A pellet stove starts quickly with the push of a button, and it is easy to adjust the heat with the thermostat. In addition, a new pellet stove is very quiet – so you needn’t worry about a pellet stove making too much noise in your home.
If you choose a pellet stove as a heat source for your home, apartment or summerhouse, you can look forward to saving money on your heating bills. A pellet stove is a good supplement to your existing source of heat, or you can install a pellet stove as the sole heat source – all depending upon the location of the pellet stove and your needs. A pellet stove is effective and inexpensive heating for your home.
If you have a large house or a space that needs heating, our Scan-Line Green 300 or Scan-Line Green 250 are good options for you. They can heat as much as 150 cubic metres. If you are looking for a small pellet stove because you don’t need to heat a large house or just want a small one that doesn’t take up as much space in the living room, you can choose Scan-Line Green 100, which easily heats anywhere from 20 to 130 cubic metres. Despite its small size, it will quickly and efficiently heat your home.
FAQs about pellet stoves
When shopping around for a new pellet stove, you likely have lots of questions you’d like answered before making your purchase. Below you will find answers to some of the questions we field most often from customers looking to buy a new pellet stove from HETA.
When it’s time to invest in a new pellet stove, you naturally want to know which pellet stove is the best. When looking for the best pellet stove for your home, you should not only look at price and quality but also consider where the pellet stove will stand and the area you need to heat. If you go for the cheapest pellet stove, you may risk that it actually ends up being the most expensive, if perhaps it can’t heat the area you need warmed, or it has poor combustion. Then you haven’t gotten the best pellet stove for your home’s unique needs. Therefore, it can pay to first fully understand your needs and then seek out the pellet stove that best fulfils your specific requirements and wishes.
You can get cheap pellet stoves, and you can get more expensive pellet stoves. What a pellet stove costs depends on many different variables. When you are looking at a new pellet stove, you shouldn’t only consider the price of the pellet stove, as a cheap pellet stove won’t always be the best or cheapest option for you in the long run. It is a good idea to also look at what the pellet stove is made of, its combustion capabilities, its size and how large an area it can heat. When you have a handle on these factors, you will be able to evaluate which pellet stoves suit your needs – and thereby, you can also more easily understand what a pellet stove will cost you.
Determining which pellet stove you should choose may seem a little overwhelming. Certainly, if it’s the first time you are purchasing a pellet stove, or perhaps if you are switching from a regular wood stove to a pellet stove. But once you have determined your specific needs, choosing the right pellet stove is much simpler. You can quickly eliminate the stoves that don’t meet your requirements. Among other things, you should look at how big your pellet stove needs to be, how large an area it should be able to heat, and which burn rating you wish.
When selecting a new pellet stove, you shouldn’t have to worry about which pellet stove is the quietest – most new ones don’t actually make much noise while in use. Older pellet stoves, however, can – so if you are tired of your old pellet stove’s racket, it may be advantageous to switch it out with a new model. All of HETA’s pellet stoves are extremely quiet.
Do you need help deciding whether to choose a wood or pellet stove? Then you are not alone. Actually, many people wonder which is best – a pellet stove or a wood stove? In order to answer this question, you will need to clarify your needs and wishes for your new heat source.
If you don’t want to hassle with fetching wood, splitting logs, lighting and maintaining the fire, then maybe it is a good idea to choose a pellet stove. With this option, you avoid having to deal with wood and only have to think about getting wood pellets and refilling your stove approximately every other day – depending on how much you use your pellet stove. You can start the fire with the simple flip of a switch – and you can easily manage the heat with the help of a thermostat – and you can also use an app to start the pellet stove before you get home or before you get up so that it’s warm and toasty precisely when you need it to be. As you can see, a pellet stove is a really good alternative to a wood stove.
If, by contrast, you enjoy lighting a fire in a wood stove, watching the flames grow slowly, hearing and seeing the fire crackle and feeling the heat from natural logs – then a regular wood stove is probably the choice for you. Even though a pellet stove is delightfully easy to use, a real wood stove does provide a special cosiness to your home. Modern wood stoves are also much easier to light and manage than earlier versions, so a standard wood stove is still a good choice for many today.
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