1,500 sq. ft. Pellet Stove

The only thing I hate about this stove is the blower is terrible even at the highest speed. Easy to start and get going. Lasts a long time. Owned ours over 20 years now and the augers and mechanical parts are starting to give out. Do your homework and get a bigger stove then what your area calls for. You’ll appreciate it

We purchased this stove at Lacey, Wa store just under 3 years ago. It was to be a replacement for our 24 year old Easy Fire...yes 24 years old. We maintain all of our house hold goods impeccably and have taken extremely good care of our Englander. Over the last 3 years we've logged in what I would call below avg use. All of this being said, the exhaust motor has already died and lower auger is failing. On top of the fact that this stove eats pellets.....as in, uses way more than necessary... I would say this has been a bad value and become a regrettable purchase. I understand it isnt a high end pellet stove , thus we have really put in the extra care. I wouldn't buy another or recommend. So much so that we are contemplating by a nicer stove instead of buying parts for this one. Kind of a bummer.

Nice stove, easy to operate controls.

February 2019 as of this writing and I've had the stove for a few months now. Where to begin? I bought this stove to replace a Pelpro brand stove (also DO NOT buy) before the holidays 2018. Problems from day one. The auto igniter didn't work - unacceptable on a brand new unit. The hopper doesn't nicely hold 40lbs as advertised, nor will it last all night - as advertised. I work an 8hr shift (plus take a half hour lunch) and if I top it off before I leave for work (20min ride to work, 20min ride back). By the time I get home, its run itself out of pellets. Good luck trying to get a full hrs sleep with this unit as well. Most mornings when I get up, its out. This brand new unit won't even run a half day on a full hopper. Very bad design. A lot of poor designs built into this thing, but brand new and the auto igniter doesn't work? Now (the reason I'm finally writing this review) the hopper auger is not working as well. Again, this unit is only a few months old. Folks, you get what you pay for. I thought I could buy an american made BRAND NEW unit and use it at the very least for a few years with out any trouble. I was wrong. If you want to use a pellet stove for your primary heat, please do not buy an Englands Stove works or even a Pelpro for that matter. I'm not going to give the name of the stove I would recommend because I don't want people to think this is an review by a competing company. Years ago I had another brand stove that worked flawlessly for YEARS. Again, you get what you pay for. That's the only reason I gave this a 2 star rating.

I bought this stove the last week of 2018 as a back up for my propane and for the really cold nights. It was easy to install with the Home Depot installation kit I bought also. I put it in on a 4 degree day and had it running in no time flat. For a small stove this thing really puts out the heat. My son has a much larger stove for 3 times the money and I believe this stove does what his will do. I am very impressed with the quality. Nothing to dislike about this product. I am very happy with my purchase. I did not expect such a good product for the money.

Exceeded my expectations. More efficient than my previous stive which stated it would heat more square footage than this one. Easy operating and care instructions.

Stove so far is great turned home heater down to 58, pellet stove kept house at 71

Already had a Breckwell, good stove but $1500 more than this stove, which has much better fan control. Sothwest Arizona so we don't need a huge unit for 2400 sqft. Very likely will buy another for our daughter. Yuma store manager did outstanding job of getting my veteran discount. He has my store loyalty.

Very easy to use and to set up.Easy to clean.The only problem was finding the correct chimney exhaust pipes to vent out of an existing chimney.

Bought this stove to heat an 1,100 square foot Ranch home. Wanted a coal stove because the BTU of coal is 12,500 per pound vs. 7,200 BTU's for pellets at about the same cost per ton but price of a good coal stove forbid that from happening for now at least. This stove works excellent and heats the 1100 foot home at ease. It is an older home with not very good insulation and it has been between -8degrees at night to 10 above during the day and I have the stove set on Heat range 5 out of a possible 9 range and I am comfortable and so is my wallet after turning off the electric heat which was costing me $800-$1000 a month at 69.5 cents per Kwh which is insane. I now spend about $3-6 per day depending on outside temperature to stay warm. The stove has the control panel on the right hand side panel which doesn't suite my location very well because it is next to a wall on that side but I have worked around it by using a mirror to read the control panel. when I make adjustments. Home Depot sold me the DuraVent Pellet Stove vent system which came with "Everything you need" EXCEPT Silicone for sealing the pipes which you will NEED as the pipes leak at ALL Joints if not used and even the seams leak. Not at all impressed with the DuraVent Quality. Had to stop installation and run around on a Sunday evening just to buy Silicone. SHOULD HAVE BEEN IN THE BOX especially for what I paid and considering what it would have cost them to include it to eliminate the HASSLE of running around to find it. Could just imagine someone buying it for a remote area and then having to drive hours to get it.. Anyway, the Stove itself is A+. I had a Breckwell Pellet stove about 12 years ago and I prefer this one over that one . The only thing that is a little awkward is the top loader panel latches but you get used to them quickly enough and they will need adjusting after a bit of use but easy enough to do. It also has a cold air intake to use the outside air for combustion which gives you better heat and better oxygen levels inside your home as it is not using the already heated air inside of your home to burn the fire..