CleanFire Ultra Douglas Fir Pellets 

CleanFire™ Ultra Douglas Fir Pellets represent the highest standard in premium pellet stove fuel, delivering exceptional heat output, ultra-low ash, and consistent performance. Sourced from 100% Douglas Fir grown in the Pacific Northwest, these pellets are manufactured using recycled deadwood material, making them an environmentally responsible and sustainable heating solution.

Douglas Fir is widely recognized for its superior heating characteristics, producing higher BTUs and cleaner combustion than many hardwood blends. CleanFire™ Ultra pellets provide maximum thermal coverage with virtually zero ash, allowing your pellet stove to operate more efficiently while reducing maintenance and cleanup.

After harvesting, the pellets are transported from the Northwest region of the United States and proudly bagged in New England, ensuring strict quality control and freshness at every stage. CleanFire™ maintains industry-leading standards through certified third-party laboratory testing, guaranteeing consistent pellet size, moisture content, and energy output in every bag.

Packaged in 40 lb bags and available by the full 1-ton pallet, CleanFire™ Ultra Douglas Fir Pellets are ideal for homeowners seeking reliable, high-performance heating fuel made entirely in the USA.

Key Benefits

• Made from 100% Douglas Fir
• High heat output for maximum thermal coverage
• Ultra-low ash content (0.22%) for cleaner operation
• Environmentally sustainable, sourced from recycled deadwood
• Consistent pellet quality verified by third-party lab testing
• Low moisture content for efficient combustion
• Reduced stove maintenance and improved performance
• Proudly Made in the USA

Product Specifications – CleanFire™ Ultra Douglas Fir Pellets

• Fuel Type: Premium wood pellets
• Wood Species: 100% Douglas Fir
• Ash Content: 0.22%
• Moisture Content: 4.40%
• BTU Output (Moisture-Free): 9,200 BTU/lb
• BTU Output (As Received): 8,550 BTU/lb
• Bag Weight: 40 lb
• Bags per Pallet: 50
• Total Pallet Weight: 2,000 lb (1 Ton)
• Manufacturing: USA (sourced in the Pacific Northwest, bagged in New England)

Recommended Applications

• Pellet stoves
• Pellet furnaces
• Pellet boilers
• Residential and supplemental heating