A JP Taylor Group division · Wood pellets · no propane · no power · made in USA
Sierra Stoves
Sierra Stoves wood-pellet outdoor heaters cost about $4 to run an evening. They don't need a propane tank, electrical outlet, or rebuild kit. CNC stainless steel built in Roseville, California.
Born from a CNC shop
Sierra Stoves came out of a workshop conversation: 'Why does outdoor heating cost $25/night to run?' The answer was propane economics. The fix was wood pellets — abundant, cheap, and clean — combined with stainless-steel CNC heat-exchanger geometry our parent shop has been refining since 1977. The result heats 12 feet around it for the cost of a bag of pellets a weekend.
What Sierra Stoves does
Trail — $399
Tabletop model. Patio, balcony, RV side-table. 4 ft heat circle.
Ascent — $799
Residential standing model. Pool decks, larger patios. 12 ft heat circle.
Apex — $1,499
Commercial-grade. Restaurant patios, breweries, event venues. 20 ft heat circle.
Ember — $349
Travel-size for camping, tailgates, off-grid. Packs into a duffle.
vs. Propane: Cost
About $4/evening vs. $25/evening on propane. Calculator inside.
vs. Propane: Power Outages
No power required. Stays running when the grid doesn't.
Sierra Stoves
Ask about a heater
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