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Premium Wood Fuel Pellets

Enjoy a traditional wood-burning campfire without smelling like one. Eco-friendly Solo Stove Premium Wood Fuel Pellets produce low smoke and very little ash for a more enjoyable high-heat burn.

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Premium Wood Fuel Pellets

Wood Type: 100% Hardwood Blend
Weight: 20 Lbs.
Heat Output: 8,100 - 8,300 BTU/lb
Moisture Content: <5%
Ash Content: <0.6%

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We warranty each and every Solo Stove product to be free of manufacturing defects, and we will replace with a new product, at our option, any genuine Solo Stove product sold by an authorized retailer that is deemed defective. Learn More.

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Our Premium Wood Fuel Pellets provide the warmest ambiance, no matter which product you choose to burn them in. These hardwood pellets burn over 8,000 BTUs in Mesa and 72,000 BTUs in Tower! With a hotter, more efficient burn, your pellet supply will sustain your memories for hours.

Premium Wood Fuel Pellets FAQs

Solo Stove Premium Wood Pellets are made from a blend of renewable hardwood sawmill residue. They are 100% natural and recycled woods.

8,100 - 8,300 BTU/lb

Once you have a rolling flame, you will likely need to add small amounts of pellets to your Mesa about every 5-8 minutes. Using this methodology, these pellets will burn through approximately 1lb/hr.

Once the initial flame has begun to subside, you should add approximately ¼ cup of pellets every 5-8 minutes.

When adding pellets to your Mesa, be sure to add amounts that won’t smother the fire (typically around ¼ cup). If too many pellets are added at once, this could cause the fire to cool drastically which will cause it to smoke.