Value pellet stoves · Part of HHT since 2012

PelPro

Reviewed by Tim Reed · Updated October 17, 2026 · 5 current models

Not every home needs a showroom stove. PelPro is for the family that wants dependable pellet heat at a price that pays itself back fast, often bought at a farm store and running by the weekend.

Brand SummaryPelPro is the value pellet stove line from Hearth & Home Technologies, the company that owns Harman and Quadra-Fire. HHT bought the PelPro business from Dansons in 2012.^[3] Today, the PP60, PP70, PP130, PP150, and cast-iron TSC90 are sold as Forge & Flame's P series, through dealers and farm and home stores.^[5]

Not every dealer carries every model. We'll show you what's available near you, the local dealers who can help, and a free Project Guide you can take to any dealer.

See the PelPro lineup on the manufacturer's site: forgenflame.com/collections/pelpro-pellet-stoves ↗

Forge & Flame PP130 Pellet Stove

Started	By 2005, at Dansons^[1]
Owner	Hearth & Home Technologies (HNI) since 2012^[3]
The Line	Value, DIY-friendly pellet stoves
Models	PP60, PP70, PP130, PP150, TSC90^[5]
Heats	750 to 2,500 square feet, depending on model^[5]
Warranty	1 year electrical, 5 years steel parts (burn pot excluded)^[6]
Sold Today As	Forge & Flame P series
Manufacturer's Site	forgenflame.com/collections/pelpro-pellet-stoves ↗

Where Did PelPro Come From?

PelPro started at Dansons, which ran pelprostoves.com by 2005 as “the pellet stove innovators.”^[1]^[2] In August 2012, Hearth & Home Technologies bought Dansons' pellet stove business, and PelPro joined Harman and Quadra-Fire in HHT's pellet lineup.^[3] HHT kept PelPro where it was strongest: simple, affordable stoves sold through farm, ranch, and home stores as well as dealers.

Today, PelPro stoves carry the Forge & Flame name as the P series, and pelprostoves.com forwards to the Forge & Flame website.^[4]

How Is PelPro Different From Harman and Quadra-Fire?

Think of it as good, better, best. PelPro is the good: steel bodies (cast iron on the TSC90), simple controls, and a lower price. Quadra-Fire and Harman, the PS and PSX series, add heavier construction, controls that hold a room temperature, longer warranties, and dealer installation and service as standard. A Harman's bottom-feed burn pot also handles lower-grade pellets that a simpler stove may struggle with.

None of that makes a PelPro a bad stove. For a cabin, a garage shop, a basement, or a family that wants to heat with pellets on a tight budget, it's often the right call. If you'll run it hard all winter as your main heat, the extra money for a PS or PSX stove usually comes back in reliability and pellet use.

Which PelPro Should I Buy?

Model	Heats Up To	Hopper	Best For
PP60	1,500 sq ft	60 lb	The rooms you actually use
PP70	2,000 sq ft	70 lb	A mid-size home, two days per fill on low
PP130	2,500 sq ft	130 lb (330 with extension)	Heating most of a big house
PP150	2,500 sq ft	150 lb (350 with extension)	Filling it a couple of times a week
TSC90	2,200 sq ft	90 lb	Cast-iron looks and a digital thermostat

Heating areas and hoppers per the manufacturer. Real-world results depend on your home, climate, and pellets.

Can I Install a PelPro Myself?

PelPro stoves are built to be DIY-friendly, but a pellet stove is still a fire in your home, and the venting is what keeps it safe. Before you buy, call your building department about a permit and your insurer about what they need. In most of Canada, insurers expect a WETT inspection. Use the vent pipe and clearances in the owner's manual, exactly. If you're not sure, have a local pro install it or check your work. It costs far less than fixing a bad install.

PelPro and Forge & Flame

PelPro is one of five heritage lines inside Forge & Flame. If you're looking for a new PelPro, you're looking for a Forge & Flame P series stove with a PP model number. The models below are the current lineup.

The PelPro Lineup

PelPro stoves are sold under the Forge & Flame name as the P series. These are the current models, and availability varies by area.

Pellet Stoves (5)

TSC90Forge & Flame · Pellet Stove

Heating Capacity: 1,100–2,200 sq ft

PP70Forge & Flame · Pellet Stove

Heating Capacity: 1,000–2,000 sq ft

PP60BForge & Flame · Pellet Stove

Heating Capacity: 750–1,500 sq ft

PP130Forge & Flame · Pellet Stove

Heating Capacity: 1,250–2,500 sq ft

PP150Forge & Flame · Pellet Stove

Heating Capacity: 1,250–2,500 sq ft

Past PelPro Models: Manuals and Brochures

Have an older PelPro? These are the discontinued models we found a manual or brochure for, 13 in all. Each one links to its documents, and the full past-models page has what each model was, its specs, and what replaced it.

Model	Fuel and Type	Years	Documents
PelPro Corn Stove	Corn Stove	About 2005–2011	2 documents
PelPro Bay View Pellet Insert	Pellet Insert	About 2004–2015	7 documents
PelPro Bay View Pellet Stove	Pellet Stove	About 2004–2015	8 documents
PelPro Flat Top Freestanding Pellet Stove	Pellet Stove	About 2004–2014	8 documents
PelPro Home Heater 120	Pellet Stove	About 2006–2014	5 documents
PelPro Home Heater 300	Pellet Stove	About 2006–2014	5 documents
PelPro Multi-Fuel Step Top Pellet Stove	Pellet Stove	By 2009 to about 2014	4 documents
PelPro PP130 (Original)	Pellet Stove	April 2014–May 2019	4 documents
PelPro PP60 (Original)	Pellet Stove	July 2013–May 2019	5 documents
PelPro PPC90 Cast Iron Pellet Stove	Pellet Stove	July 2016–May 2021	3 documents
PelPro Shop Heater 120	Pellet Stove	About 2006–2012	3 documents
PelPro Shop Heater 300	Pellet Stove	About 2006–2012	3 documents
PelPro Standard and Deluxe Pellet Insert	Pellet Insert	About 2004–2013	6 documents

Every past PelPro model, with manuals →

Frequently Asked Questions

Who makes PelPro pellet stoves?

Hearth & Home Technologies, the company that also owns Harman, Quadra-Fire, and Vermont Castings. HHT bought the PelPro business from Dansons in 2012, and PelPro stoves are now sold as Forge & Flame's P series.

Is PelPro the same as Harman?

No. They share an owner, but PelPro is the value line, with simpler controls, steel bodies on most models, and a shorter warranty. Harman is the premium line, with its patented bottom-feed burn pot and temperature-sensing control.

Are PelPro pellet stoves any good?

For the money, they're solid, simple stoves. They're a good fit for a cabin, shop, basement, or tight budget. If a pellet stove will be your main heat all winter, a Quadra-Fire or Harman usually pays back the difference.

What is the warranty on a PelPro?

Forge & Flame lists one year on electrical parts and five years on steel parts, with the burn pot excluded, and 90 days on replacement parts.

Which PelPro has the biggest hopper?

The PP150, at 150 pounds, or 350 pounds with the optional hopper extension. The PP130 holds 130 pounds, or 330 with its extension.

Does a PelPro need electricity?

Yes. The auger, fans, and igniter all need power, so it stops in an outage unless you have a battery backup or a generator.

Where can I buy a PelPro?

From Forge & Flame dealers and farm and home retailers. Enter your zip or postal code in our finder and we'll show you local dealers who install pellet stoves.

What is the TSC90?

A cast-iron PelPro pellet stove with a digital thermostat and a 90-pound hopper, sold as the Forge & Flame TSC90. It heats up to 2,200 square feet.

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