Barefoot Pellets are exceptional in Quality and Consistency as we tightly control the quality and the cleanliness of the raw material used to make pellets.
Barefoot Pellets are made with clean sawdust and other clean wood waste material primarily generated in the manufacturing of hardwood lumber into various wood products such as kitchen cabinets, hardwood flooring, etc.
Barefoot Pellets utilize sawdust from a variety of hardwood species from the renewable & sustainable forests of Pennsylvania and New York. These species include Cherry, Maple, Red Oak, Hickory, Walnut, and White Oak.
Barefoot Pellets are independently tested periodically and meet the standards for super premium pellets as established by the Pellet Fuel Institute.
Barefoot Pellets have superior low ash content due to the quality of the hardwood raw material used.
Barefoot Pellets are extremely efficient in terms of low emissions, clean burning and high heat.
Barefoot Pellets are protected from moisture by our bag hoods which cover all shipments of pellets to our distributors.
Material:
Hardwood
Fines:
Less than .5%
Ash:
Less than .5%
BTU/LB:
7900 - 8200
The heating industry has considerably shifted toward biomass stoves and heating devices based on efficient combustible and renewable resources.
A pellet stove is a stove that burns compressed wood or biomass pellets to create a source of heat for residential and sometimes industrial spaces. By slowly feeding fuel from a storage container (hopper) into a burn-pot area, they create a constant flame that requires little to no physical adjustments.
In many states pellet fuel is exempt from sales tax.
Pellet stoves are relatively versatile appliances. Most pellet stoves are self-igniting and cycle themselves on and off controlled by a thermostat. Stoves with automatic ignition can be equipped with remote controls. Recent innovations have created computer systems within pellet stoves which run diagnostic tests if an imminent problem arises.
High-efficiency wood pellet stoves and boilers have been developed in recent years, offering combustion efficiencies of over 90%.
