Fiber Energy Products Wood Pellets
100% Hardwood – Premium Heat Fuel
Fiber Energy Products Wood Pellets are made from natural hardwood sawdust and residual fiber sourced in Arkansas and Missouri, compressed into bagged residential fuel designed for strong performance. They are crafted to deliver steady heat output and lower ash compared to many standard pellet blends.
Typical performance: These pellets have been reported by users to achieve very low ash and smooth burn characteristics—especially in older, well-run production batches. Because they are hardwood-only, they work well in stoves tuned for hardwood feedstock.
Availability: The brand was manufactured by Fiber Energy Products in the U.S., but recent industry news shows the assets were sold to another pellet producer. While some bags may still be available in certain markets, check bag date, storage condition and confirm production batch before buying large quantities.
Status note: As of 2024, the company’s assets were acquired by a larger pellet manufacturer, which means new runs under the “Fiber Energy Products” label may be limited or legacy stock. Buyers should test a small quantity and ensure they are receiving a fresh season bag.
Bottom line: If you’re looking for a hardwood-only pellet fuel with a strong reputation and you find fresh bags in your area, Fiber Energy Products Wood Pellets can be an excellent choice. Just verify stock freshness and that you’re comfortable with possibly limited availability going forward.
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26 Responses
Recently,I purchased a ton of Fiber Energy Products wood pellets from a local distributor here in Syracuse, NY. I was lucky to find anyplace in our area that had any pellets at all. Somehow , there has been a shortage of pellets in the northeast. I was ecstatic to get them, however, the “low ash” claim on each bag couldn’t be farther from the truth. I am dismantling and cleaning my stove every day whereas with other pellets, I only had to clean it out every two or so days.Needless to say, I will never purchase these again. In my opinion, the rating for this product is “0”.
can the public buy these from you
I’ve used Heat Resource (Pine Bluff, AR) and a couple of other varieties of pellets over the past 3 years of use of my fireplace insert (Quadrafire Classic Bay 1200 pellet insert). This winter for the first time I got some Fiber Energy Pellets from a supplier in Morrilton here in Central Arkansas.
I have several praises for the product and a couple of minor complaints. The pellets burn pretty clean but do leave substantial mineral ash (normal with any hardwood pellet). There is a minor amount of clinker development, taken care of by regular cleaning. The pellets feed very nicely – they’re a relatively short pellet (great for feeding) and they ignite easily. I have had to turn my feed rate down to compensate for the shorter pellet, and the stove uses less pellets than it did with any other pellet to this point for the same heat level in my home.
So the pellets are a fine heat source. The packaging is a little suspect. Several bags were not completely closed and I had leaks from them. The heat value is quite good. There are a few more fines than in longer pellets (more cuts – more fines – normal).
All in all these pellets are now my pellet of choice when I can find them. I hope my supplier makes them their staple pellet. They’re better than the competition at this point.
Hello, I just brought in 2 more bags of your pellets, both of the bags opened up. I bought 3 tons of your pellets. The carport is covered with pellets, and they are no fun to step on. I will be very careful when I by next year.
Fiber energy pellets are far the worst pellets ever, the bags are filled with loose saw dust that get everywhere when you open the bags and the pellets do not heat like other pellets. I bought these at tractor supply company just after new years and after a dozen bags I said I would never by from them again. On Jan. 25 all of a sudden the pellets stop dropping from the auger so I had to hand empty the full hopper only to find a hunk of unprocessed wood sticking out of the auger. I had to take the auger motor off and slowly back spin the auger shaft removing several hunks of unprocessed wood that has never happen to me in 25 yrs. of using this stove. I will be contacting and returning them to Tractor supply Co.