Tips & advice

A covered patio is not automatically suitable for a pellet stove. Find out what to check about openness, the roof, the ground surface and the safety clearances for...

In a small garden, do not choose by product height alone. Check the ground surface, walkways, clearances, wind and storage before placing a FireRocket on your patio.

Which wood pellets and gas torch do you need for a FireRocket? Check the contents of the box, the compatible fuel and the instructions for your model.

The right wood pellets directly affect your FireRocket's flame display, ash levels and cleaning. Learn how to recognise, choose and store suitable fuel.

Regular maintenance keeps the flame display steady and your FireRocket looking good. Follow this practical guide to cleaning, checks and dry storage.

Which pellet heater suits your garden or patio? Consider not just appearance, but also size, burn time, where you use it, material and maintenance.

An electricity-free pellet heater uses wood pellets, natural airflow and manual ignition. Discover how it works and what matters when using it outdoors.

A FireRocket has no electric fan, motor or feed auger. You mainly hear the fire, airflow and sometimes metal expanding or cooling down.

Looking for an outdoor pellet heater without electricity? This guide explains how FireRocket works, the models available and what to consider for safe, atmospheric use.

Whether a pellet heater is cheaper than gas depends, for FireRocket, on current wood pellet prices and consumption compared with a gas patio heater. Compare costs per hour...

How sustainable a pellet heater is depends on the appliance, the origin and quality of the wood pellets and how you burn them. While burning, a FireRocket uses...

The cost of a good outdoor pellet heater includes more than its purchase price. Size, material, glass, mobility, wood pellets and maintenance together determine what suits your situation.