Avalon Pendleton
Small in size yet big on heat, the Pendleton is ideal for heating small spaces or a smaller home. The Pendleton combines radiant and convective heating into one compact design offering maximum heat output up to 64,200 BTUs/hr.
Like the larger Avalon stoves, the Pendleton features a single air control to adjust heat output and simplify stove operation. Several leg styles or an optional pedestal base is available. The Pendleton features a 90-degree or a 45-degree flue for a wide variety of installation options, including mobile homes and as a hearth stove in front of a fireplace.
- Heating capacity of 600-1,200 square feet
- Maximum burn time of 8 hours
- Maximum 17" log size
- 1.3 cubic foot firebox
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Excellent stove! We've had ours for 11 years and it's going stong.We use it every day for more than 6 months a year. During the warranty period, we had a problem that was fixed under the warranty and the replaced the fire brick at the same time as it was damaged during the repair. No other problems. We fire it up hot at least daily, whih keeps creosote from accumulating. We have the ...Overall Performance:
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I don't hae much to compare too since this is the only wood burning appliance I've lived with long term. That said, it has provided excellent heat to my small drafty 100+ year old brick row house in Washington DC. it definitely works best with dense, seasoned wood like oak, cherry, etc. It has excellent draft and can easily overfire which can damage the firebricks and air tube. The blower has ...Overall Performance:
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Blower just stopped working 3 years of light use after purchase and installation. Much less room heat. Suggestions on a good heat activated fan that is effective when placed on hearth in front of the fireplace insert will be greatly appreciated. Replacement blower is too expensive. Thank youOverall Performance:
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This cute stove is perfect for places with small space. It can easily heat up the room, making it cozy and absolutely homey. It is also economical when it comes to wood consumption thus you can make use of your wood and stove for a long time without costing that much.Overall Performance:
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I bought this "small" stove a few years ago to heat my 925 sqft home. Every winter, I have to open windows or it gets too warm. I have used the blower at -20, but otherwise just use it as radiant heat. This stove is obviously well built and efficient and heats so well that I need to downgrade!!Overall Performance:
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I recently bought this stove and swapped it out for my old SkovOvn in my 800-900sq/ft shop/art studio. I picked it up for $400 and it was I good shape. I have a Rainier in my house & loved it. This little 1.3 cubic foot stove cranks out the heat & my studio has never been so warm. Granted, the wood was well seasoned and very dry - that helps immensely. With a blower, I can easily see this stove ...Overall Performance:
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Best investment we ever made...have had this stove since 1994 and has heated our house since! We only use 1/2 tank of oil a winter...great stove!Overall Performance:
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Have this stove in my 1400sf log home. Before installation I would spend on avg around $1800 per year on propane. Since it was installed 2 years ago I have used a grand total of $400 of propane. Anyone who complains about this stove (and any other stove for that matter) is not burning SEASONED wood. The Pendelton has a tiny 1.3 cf firebox, yet with seasoned wood it will heat my house and ...Overall Performance:
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I have nothing to complain about except dealing with the company's dealer and not being able to contact the company to share my poor experience with them. So I won't buy another one nd I will sure never shop at Barron Heating in Bellingham Wa again.Overall Performance:
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Good stove, excellent heat output... The air flow control can be difficult to control however I have 1800Sqft house and it heats 3/4 of the house well. Definitly get the blower with it.Overall Performance:
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One of the better investments I've made in the last few years. The stove works like a charm. I only give it a 4 because I hate managing the wood that goes into it.