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Pellet stoves and hearth pads
The HP22 has the strongest record among the pellet stoves on this site: 291 ratings at 4.4 out of 5.
Comfortbilt attaches its coverage claims to mild temperature conditions, which is more honest than most, and it states hopper size, burn time and control features.
Its hearth pads are made in the USA, though the listings differ on how much they say about R-value.
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up to 41,000 BTU per hour · up to 2,800 sq ft · 55 lb hopper · up to 20 hours stated · 273 lb · bay window
A pellet stove with 291 ratings at 4.4 out of 5, a 55 lb hopper and a bay window.
Best for: A buyer who wants the most proven pellet stove and will pay for it.
≈ $2299
up to 41,000 BTU per hour · up to 2,800 sq ft · 47 lb hopper · up to 18 hours · shroud, ash vacuum and remote included
The insert version of the HP22 pellet stove, with a finishing shroud, an ash vacuum and a remote included.
Best for: A household that wants thermostat heat from an existing fireplace.
≈ $2499
26,224 BTU per hour · up to 1,500 sq ft · 25 lb hopper · 81% efficiency in the table · 167 lb · remote included
A compact pellet stove with a small 25 lb hopper, a stated 81 percent efficiency and a remote in the box.
Best for: A small home, sunroom or workshop on a tight budget.
≈ $1099
up to 41,000 BTU per hour · up to 2,200 sq ft · 47 lb hopper · up to 23 hours stated · 240 lb
A slim 47 lb hopper stove that states up to 23 hours of burn time, though the listing’s bullets and table disagree on BTU by 1,000.
Best for: A mid-size home that wants long intervals between refills.
≈ $1899
A decorative 32 inch hearth pad, listing two R-values, with no Amazon ratings.
Best for: A visible hearth where looks count.
A 40 inch Type 2 corner pad for a stove set across a corner.
Best for: A corner installation.
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