Ceramic pellets or coals are pellets of compressed sawdust that are burned in a stove to produce hot gases. These pellets are available in various forms such as tallow, liquid coal, and even bio-based pellets. This type of stove is one of the most efficient ways to produce heat since it uses just a small amount of fuel. The fuel used can also be recycled after use and is non-polluting. It also burns cleaner than other traditional fuels.

This type of stove can easily be installed with any do-it-yourself fireplaces or wall heaters. However, a professional would still be advised to install it since this stove has very sensitive parts. This type of stove has a burner located at the top of the stove. This part is controlled via a knob. There is also a control key that can be found at the bottom of the stove's body. It can be manually adjusted while the flames of the stove burn.

Since ceramic pellets are not combustible, these stoves are considered to be safer compared to other types of stoves. In fact, this type of stove has been regulated by the Environmental Protection Agency to a certain degree. However, an unconfined version of this stove can still be used as long as it only produces limited amounts of gas. These unconfined stoves, however, should have an uninstalled exhaust system to ensure safety. This exhaust system should ensure clean burning with minimal carbon monoxide (CO) emission.

Ceramic stoves are made from different materials depending on their intended use. Some of these materials include stainless steel, aluminum, copper, brass, and nickel. They can also come in different colors such as black, sandstone, cream, and tan. The color of these stoves also varies depending on their intended purpose. For instance, stove designed for cooking purposes have a finish that ranges from non-stick to shiny.

Pellet stoves have been designed to generate heat by means of compressed air, gasoline, or diesel. When air or fuel passes through the stove at the correct temperature, it causes the gas or liquid to ignite. The flames of the stove can be adjusted using a knob that is usually located near the flame. When the desired temperature is achieved, the knob will turn off the burning of the fuel or the air.

Ceramic stoves use electricity or gas to generate heat. They are very efficient because they do not need to burn oxygen to generate heat. However, because they use such small amounts of fuel, they are extremely economical. As compared to other kinds of stoves, they do not create any smoke nor do they produce any exhaust that could pollute the air. They are also very safe as they do not require frequent maintenance and do not emit poisonous gases.