Eastern Embers pellets are manufactured primarily from spruce sawdust & shavings and are sourced from sawmills in the maritimes.
Nova Scotia spruce is inherently clean, with ash levels under 0.5%. Contamination-free handling and a quality control program ensure that subsequent ash levels are minimized.
Pellet Institute Premium Grade Standard | Eastern Embers Pellets | |
Grade | Premium | Premium |
Material | No Standard Specified | 100% soft wood, no bark |
Ash | <1% | <0.5% |
Fines | <0.5% | <0.5% |
Bulk Density | >40 lbs / cubic foot | 41-43 lbs / cubic foot |
Chlorides | <300 PPM | <50 PPM |
BTU | 8000 BTU | 8400-8700 BTU |
Moisture | No Standard Specified | < 6 % |
Pallet Quantity | Not Specified | 70 Bags per pallet |
Length | 1/4″ to 1-1/2″ | 1/4″ to 1-1/4″ |
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Overall quality
We have been using Eastern Embers pellets since buying our stove 5 yrs ago with no problem till this year. We bought 10 bags to finish off the winter, we bought from Home Depot which we usually buy from Home Hardware. The quality was TERRIBLE. They burned very fast leaving a lot of ash in the burn pot, they produced a heavy blue smoke while burning and smelled like burning cardboard. We have decided to rethink our purchase for next year.
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Eastern Embers
$5.98/bag @ homedepot…lots of fines though and not alot of heat from the Harman P61
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