Pellet heating yes or no??????

I would like to get such a heater if I could, but unfortunately it is not possible for me because of the chimney,
Because I have a gas heater and only the same heating systems are allowed to be connected to one chimney.

Too bad too bad

Gerd

The thing with the pellets is a bit of an issue, I wouldn't be so sure that I want that, because the soot and ash is certainly a hell of a job.

The thing with pellets is a tricky subject, I wouldn't be too sure if I want that, because dealing with soot and ash is certainly a huge task.

by Udo

It's not as bad as it sounds, the soot goes into the regular trash and the ash is great for spreading in winter. Besides, it's a good fertilizer for the garden.

All the best, Helen

I would like to get such a heater if I could, but unfortunately it doesn't work for me because of the chimney, because I have a gas heater and only the same heating systems are allowed to be connected to one chimney.

Too bad, too bad

Gerd

It doesn't work through a chimney, but you can build a separate chimney on the outside of the house, to which you can then connect such a stove.

Lila

Does anyone here have experience with pellets/ pellet heating systems?? Can you generally recommend them or would you rather advise against them? I would be very grateful for both positive and negative feedback!

Hello Kristiani,

basically, not a bad idea.. but.. not CO²-neutral as the advertising suggests, not so harmless, etc. etc.

Regards
Honigkuchen

First of all, thanks for your impressions. I have been thinking about getting a pellet heating system for a while now.

Hello, pellets are a very good thing, firstly they are cheap to get and secondly you can do something good for the environment with them. Because they only emit as much CO2 as the tree once absorbed.

Regards from Sam22

@ Sam22: Where do you get your pellets from and what costs will I have to expect??

Best regards, Kristiani