Fire Flame Pellet Stove - anyone have one?

[rwright329]

I've been looking for a pellet stove to heat my house in Michigan. My wood stove will keep the house warm (claims it's made for 1600 sq ft/40,000 btu/hr max), but won't run all day while I'm at work, so I've been looking into a pellet stove.

I'm guessing a 1500 to 2000 sq ft stove should do the trick. I found an ad for "Fire Flame Stoves" which seem to be affordable with some nice features like 48000 btu, programmable thermostat, autoignition, and large ash box for $1300 delivered... but I can't find any mention of that brand anywhere else.

Has anyone had any experience with Fire Flame Stoves?

 

[Mt Bob]

Fire flame is an importer.They are made by ningbo grace in china.Never seen one yet,but have tried to find out about tthe guts,no luck.Did find a manual,almost totally worthless.But they seem to sell a lot of them in europe,and a lot of their stoves appear to be copies of itialian stoves.They are probably ok cheap stove.But what happens if it needs work,and/or parts?Some of the stove shops and tech.s will not even work on the cheaper ussc stoves.Just food for thought.

 

[Lake Girl]

There was someone on the forum who posted about a stove made by Ningbo grace ... not sure how he made out as he was having troubles with set-up. Try searching the company name.... found it.... https://www.hearth.com/talk/threads/help-with-a-ningbo-grace-pellet-insert.122660/#post-1644413

Who are you buying it from? What about dealer support/parts? Have you seen it burning?

 

[doghouse]

AM FM Energy. They sell refurbished Englander stoves. US made. Easy to find parts and the best customer service around.

(broken link removed to http://www.amfmenergy.com/)

 

[rwright329]

Yeah, unpopular imports would probably be really hard to fix. Thanx for the info.