Thelin Pellet Stoves

Thelin Hearth Products started in business in 1978 and have been making pellet heaters since 1987, which makes them one of the earliest producers of this type of stove.

Located in Sacramento, California, they are known for their build quality and have invested heavily in accurate machining equipment including CNC technology in bending, laser and water jet cutting.

As a result of this investment, the business fabricates components for industries such as electronics, semi-conductor, aerospace and medical devices.

These pellet stoves are ingenious in that only one fan motor is used, and both the combustion and convection fans are driven from it, using blades of different pitch.

All these pellet stoves run on twelve volts, using a step down from mains power. This means that they will run on a twelve volt DC battery in case of a mains power outage. These stoves also automatically keep a battery charged up when it is connected.

Freestanding Pellet Stoves

Gnome

The Gnome is a charming small pellet stove that looks for all the world like a traditional pot bellied wood stove. Capable of heating up to 750 square feet, (a small home or cabin), the Gnome produces 31,300 btu.

Parlour

The Parlour wood pellet stove is the bigger brother of the Gnome. It's an ornate pot-belly style stove capable of heating up to 1,500 square feet and producing 40,000 btu.

Echo

The Echo cast iron pellet stove appears at first glance to be a traditional cast iron wood stove. The 'Echo' can heat up to 1,800 square feet of living space, producing 40,000 btu.

Tiburon

The Tiburon, won the HPBA 'Vesta' award in 2010. It's a modern european style stove with an innovative panel system that means the look of the stove can easily be changed to suit your decor.