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How to use the site

Understand first — then decide

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Read the guides

Certificates, moisture, ash content and storage — brief and without jargon.

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Compare the options

Bulk or bagged, softwood or hardwood, pellets vs. gas.

3

Estimate consumption

The calculators show an order of magnitude, not a bill to pay.

What this site is for

Readers want calm explanations

Pellets Guide is editorial, not a shopfront. We write clearly about a fuel that is easily confused with advertising.

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Bulk vs. bagged

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Moisture, ventilation and typical mistakes in the first heating season.

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How the boiler works

From the bunker to the burn pot: a sketch for non-engineers.

Guide

What you should know about pellets

Whether you already heat with pellets or are just comparing with gas. In the guide: quality, production, environment, pros and cons — without the ad tone.

Read the guide

Why we write this way

Three pillars of the editorial team

Facts side by side

Standards, moisture, ash content and typical consumption — for your own comparison.

Explaining quality

ENplus A1 and DINplus in everyday language, without «only with us».

Calculating the order of magnitude

The calculators give a home guide value, not a hidden order form.

Two delivery forms

Bulk or in bags — what fits

Bulk pellets

For homes with a silo: cheaper per tonne, needs a silo truck and dry storage.

Bulk explained

Bagged

Practical for small hoppers and manual feeding. More expensive, but storable in batches.

Bagged explained

Topics & search terms

Pellets, wood briquettes, firewood, coal

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