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Okanagan Pellet Company produces premium quality fuel products from clean raw materials resulting in wood fuel products that burn hotter with lower ash levels. Quality and Consistency are the two pillars of our product line and the most important aspects to consider while choosing a brand of wood pellets. Quality is relative to the cleanliness of the wood fiber being used and the quality of the manufacturing process regardless of the species. Okanagan wood pellets have earned the reputation and the trust of our retailers as one of the highest quality fuel brands on the market.
Our wood residential pellets are available in 40 pound bags and are stacked in various configurations ranging from 50 bags up to 75 bags per pallet. Being able to stack various configurations gives us the flexibility to maximize shipping weights to the many markets we serve and thus reduces delivery costs for our customers. A well-packaged product is a very important step in our manufacturing process. We ensure that all configurations of pellets are tightly shrink wrapped prior to the placement of a thick plastic all weather cover, and then we shrink wrap again.
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- Heat Output(4.5)
- Ash Level(4)
- Bag Quality(4.5)
- Overall Quality(4.5)
49 Comments
Terrible
I’ve had my stove for over ten years and have never had pellets that burn so terrible before! Absolute Garbage!
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Black dirty crap
Very expensive, the burn is extremely dirty, won’t buy again!!!!!
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Clinkers
Let’s be honest… This year it’s hard to be choosy since there just isn’t as much supply. I’ve looked around for the pellets I used last year and no supplier in my area has them. I was happy just to find these, since on paper they sounded great (high burn output and low ash). However, I have to say I’m not a fan. Heat output seems OK, but the grainy black ash and buildup of clinkers leaves me feeling like these “platinum” pellets are not very high quality. I have to clean out my burn pot every-single-day. So 7-8 hours is all I can go between cleaning the pot. I could go four weeks with the pellets from last year. Talk about a difference…
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Okanagan pellets
Bought 2 tons of okanagan wood pellets buying them for years but this years pellets really are awful sorry but true they don’t even look the same last years pellets were a golden yellowish color and burned hot very little ash no clumps in ash pan , these new ones look green brown and suck no heat output clumps bad in ash pan very disappointed in these pellets and for the price awful , been better of buying lesser grade pellets like Maine woods buyers be aware
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They don’t make ‘em like they used to
The okanagans are very dusty, unlike they were before being bought out. They’re also not as hot as they used to be. Cost $1,000 for 3 tons but the stove has to be on a higher setting to get the heat they used to so we’re going through them fsster
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I have had a Mt. Vernon, Quadra – Fire pellet stove for five years and as much as possible I have used Okanagan Platinum pellets. This year there has been a big difference in the ash build up. The ash can now has to be emptied every five days, compared to once every three or four weeks and the chunks of clinkers are huge. Also the glass front is built up with jet black ash in three days. My question is – is there something I’m now doing wrong?, Should the settings be changed and if so to what?, or have the pellets changed?
Thanks for your help and any suggestions.
We have a vista pellet stove. We’ve tried probably about 8-10 different pellets. Hammer hot ones were the hottest but left awful clinkers that had us chipping the build up off every 2-3 days. The okanogans were the next hottest and let us clean the stove weekly, with none of the clinkers. It was hard to find them for a ehile but I’m happy to see they’re back.
this year I brugh 3 tons of Okanagan why last year I tried 1 ton
burn very very nice so this year I got 3 tons not all the bags are a light in color and do not smell the same they have a darker color do not burn as good and make my glass black not the same
not happy DAV VENEZIA firedad84551@gmail.com
518-239-6571
This product is smelly. I walk into my house and it smells like the greenwood end of a mill. I have had a pellet stove for 12 years and this is the first brand of pellets that I have ever had this issue with. Not a fan.