Northern Warmth Supreme Douglas Fir Wood Pellets
100% Douglas Fir Softwood – Ultra Premium Fuel
Northern Warmth Supreme Douglas Fir Wood Pellets are crafted from 100% Douglas Fir softwood—no recycled wood, no bark, no additives or fillers. Engineered for top-tier performance, these pellets deliver exceptionally high heat output, minimal ash, and extended burn time for homeowners who demand premium fuel.
Typical performance: Reports indicate heating values up to approximately 8,900 BTU per pound (dry basis) with ash content as low as 0.10–0.15%. The very low ash makes maintenance easier and results in cleaner stove glass and fewer burn-pot scrapes.
Availability: These pellets are sold in 40-lb bags (often pallet-load via delivery) and distributed through specialty stove/hearth dealers and select fuel suppliers. Because they are ultra-premium in both feedstock and production, price is higher and regional supply may be limited—so check bag date, batch condition and current-season run before buying large quantities.
Status note: Northern Warmth Supreme remains regarded as one of the best performing bagged pellet fuels available. It’s especially well-suited for pellet-stove owners tuned for softwood performance and minimal cleanup. As always, batch variation and storage conditions matter greatly—even premium lines.
Bottom line: If your stove is optimized for softwood fuel and you’re looking for ultra-clean, high-heat performance with very low ash, Northern Warmth Supreme Douglas Fir Wood Pellets are a standout choice—ideal for serious heating users willing to invest in the best.
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Review of Northern Warmth Supreme Douglas Fir
2018 – Here we are again and these pellets are the real deal west coast douglas fir pellet. Super high heat and low ash.
Aug 2017 – I have high hopes for these pellets and will update as soon as I burn them. I think they are going to be one of the top pellets on the market this year.
Sept 2017 – These pellets look great and feel great. Super dense hard douglas fir pellets. I am going to be putting them in the freshly cleaned stove and hopper and open all the windows to see how they burn. I think they are like Bear Mt. or Golden fire pellets which are fantastic doug fir pellets from the west coast. I was thinking there were going to be alot of fines from the long haul over but I was wrong. The bag had fines but not worrisome at all.
Sept 2017 – I must say that these pellets are awesome! First bag of the year to get tested and what was super impressive was the fact that I had to turn my regular feed rate of 4 down to 2.5. So what this means is that due to the super dense pellets which burn really hot, they burn long. In essence I almost doubled the life of a bag. So long story short is that even though these cost more, you will use much less. Win / Win.
Pros
- high heat
- low ash
- great bag
Cons
- expensive but worth it.
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Unlike any other pellet I have used. I have never seen anything burn this clean before, the amount of ash is like nothing I have ever seen. You may question the higher price, but having to clean the stove less on top of less maintenance like having to have the chimney cleaned is worth the trade. I can burn one bag in about 20 hours on my Harmon when its 15-20 outside and keep it about 72-73 in my house!
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Although a little pricey, they put out a lot of btu’s and very little ash. Worth the extra dollar a bag.
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I am new to pellet stoves as of this year. We have an enviro mini which is a smaller stove but can still throw heat when needed. I have burned 4 different brands of pellets so far and this was the second one I tried out. We bought 13 bags which gave us about a weeks worth of burn time. They seemed to be a good quality pellet with low ash and decent heat output. Cleaning the burn pot was fairly easy with minimal scraping to remove half burned pellets. No clinkers. The only drawbacks were that there was a lot of dust in the bag and a little bit more expensive than others we tired out.
I was looking for Douglas Firs because they do burn hotter. I used to buy Okies and last year I tried barefoot, which where very good. But I saw these for sale and the guy said they’re just like the Doug firs from Okies, I believed him bought 6 tons. They’re good, but not incredible for the price.
Would I buy again, maybe but if I find another Doug fir brand I will try that instead of the Northern Warmth Supreme. They’re actually clumping in my stove something that Okies NEVER did, but they burn hot and I still have 4 tons to go, let’s keep on burning!
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