Wood Pellet Stove HP22 2,800 Sq Ft. Pellet Fuel EPA Cert. 55 Pound Hopper
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Features
- Requires Ventilation and Heats up to 2,800 sq. feet
- Large viewing area - Bay Design - Carbon Black!
- Powerful Blower. 110 Volt. Easy to clean. NOT VENTLESS
- 55 lbs. Hopper Capacity,Auto Ignition, Ash Pan, Programmable Thermostat
- EPA and CSA Compliant and Certified
Specs & Other Info
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Comfortbilt |
| Dimensions | 25"D x 12"W x 32.5"H |
| Weight | 285 lbs |
| Heating Capacity | 50,000 BTU |
| Exhaust | Ventless System |
| Fuel Type | Pellets |
| Installation Style | Freestanding Unit |
| Model Number | HP22 |
Frequently asked questions
The Comfortbilt HP22 Pellet Stove is known for its high efficiency and heating capacity. It can produce up to 50,000 BTUs, which is enough to heat a sizable area. It's also equipped with an auto-ignition feature, a programmable thermostat for maintaining desired temperatures, a large viewing window for aesthetic appeal, and a powerful blower to circulate heat effectively. Additionally, it has an ash pan for easy cleaning, and it's EPA certified for clean-burning.
The Comfortbilt HP22 Pellet Stove can heat an area up to around 2,000 square feet effectively. It's suitable for medium to large rooms or spaces, making it a popular choice for homeowners who need a reliable and efficient heating solution.
The installation process for the Comfortbilt HP22 requires some knowledge of pellet stove installations and local building codes. It's recommended to have a professional install your pellet stove to ensure safety and compliance with any regulations. Additionally, it will need proper ventilation and a suitable location that adheres to the stove's clearance requirements.
Regular maintenance for the Comfortbilt HP22 includes emptying the ash pan, cleaning the burn pot, maintaining the integrity of the venting system, and checking the stove's seals and gaskets. It's recommended to perform a thorough cleaning and inspection at least once a year, ideally before the heating season begins, to ensure efficient operation.
Top Amazon Reviews
🚀 Abunda's Overview
This is our summary and key points to consider based on customer reviews.
The reviews of the pellet stove are overwhelmingly positive, showcasing its efficient heating capabilities and ease of installation. Users emphasize the stove's ability to heat larger spaces comfortably with its powerful heat output and the convenience of filling the stove once a day. The stove is also appreciated for its quiet operation and attractive design.
Pros
- 🔥 Efficient at heating large spaces evenly
- 🕒 Easy maintenance with once-a-day filling
- 📚 Improved instructions and ease of installation
- 🖼️ Sleek design with wrap around glass for viewing
- 🔇 Quiet operation
Cons
- ⚠ Remote control with limited range
- 📙 Initial manual was not user-friendly, though this seems to have improved
- 🔧 Some units may require technical proficiency for maintenance
Should I Buy It?
If you're in need of an effective and convenient heating solution, this pellet stove comes highly recommended by users. Its ability to keep large spaces warm, user-friendly design, and quiet operation make it a solid investment for chilly seasons, provided you are comfortable with basic maintenance.
I had a wood stove for 30 years and we switched to this pellet stove. I wish I would have switched 20 years ago. What an amazing stove. The entire 3,200 square foot house is kept warm and I literally fill it once a day. Very quite and on eco it will shut itself off and on when the temp range is attained. Some of the older reviews said the instruction were small and not well written, but apparently they fixed that, because my instructions were well written, easy to follow and had QR codes to videos which made the install a snap. If you are buying this stove, which I highly recommend, don't cheap out and for sure buy the hopper extension. Best $180 you'll ever spend, beside the stove.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 26, 2024 by Scott
Was overly impressed with this stove. It puts out massive heat for my 2800 sq foot home!! Cleans easy, built in Raleigh NC near me. Lots of settings I need to still learn.. the noise it makes when turning on or touching any button is LOUD, but good since I have children that are curious. Easy access to the auxiliary functions behind the firewall. Both side doors swing wide open. I would buy this again in a heart beat. Burns really clean, did not smoke much at all. Just burn it off outside first to cure it to not have problems.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 10, 2025 by Ian Norlin
I recently purchased a new house which only had cadet heaters and an old wood fireplace. I was looking for something more efficient for the money than the cadet heaters, but less hassle than the wood fireplace and settled on a pellet stove. Looked online a bit and found plenty of options from ~$1700 to $3000. I then shopped around town and was shocked to see even the basic models going for $4000 or more. I was a little hesitant getting it from Amazon since I would have to install it and there is always the worry its defective, but the cost difference was too much to pass up. I was a little worried about the install as i am not a handy person. I had my dad come over (who is very handy) and we were able to get it installed within a couple hours with the installation kits found at the local hardware store (about $300 more). It has been about 6 months since i made my purchase and gone through a winter and couldn't be happier with the product i received. For $250 i received a pallet of pellets which lasted basically the entire winter, much better than the cadet heaters which would have cost me $250 each month. Typically i just use the "manual" mode and leave it at 1 or 2, bumping it up to 3 at times during cold days (sub 30). At level 1 it will run about a day and a half on a single bag (off during the night). Noise is pretty minimal, equivalent to a standing oscillating fan. Getting it running is a breeze. Literally hit the power button and wait 10 minutes or so and its going strong. Cleaning is super simple and the ash tray is large enough that it only needs to be emptied 1 or 2 times a month. Pro Tip: jam a pellet in the lid sensor, otherwise it will turn off when opening the hopper lid.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 2, 2021 by Kyle Rose
Stove works well, and easy to clean. The outer skins and window give the feeling of being very nicely constructed, and look like they should last quite a while. Heat output is great with hardwood pellets, and acceptable with softwoods, but expect to use a higher feed rate to burn them down to ash more completely. Mine will go about 2 days between cleans (2-3 bags worth) but it will not run 100% of the time, unless you top off the hopper, or knock the pellets down off the sides, they kind of build up on the edges and the auger runs dry. Not really an issue if you pay attention to it. It will hold about 50-60 pounds of pellets if you push them to the sides, so it will make it a full night and beep at you in the morning that the auger has run out. As for the noise level.. I'd put it at about the level of a gaming PC, the fans are steady and you know they're going, You could watch TV with this going in the same room, but you would need to turn the TV up some. It's not silent, but I wouldnt call it disturbing either. I've heard much louder ones, but not many that are quieter. My only beef with it is the instructions, or should I say Myonlybeefwiththemistheinstructionsthenetirebookhasnospacesorpunctuationwhatsoevermakingitalmostimpossibletoreadanduse the book has somewhat useful pictures and charts, but dont bother trying to read it without a magnifying glass and some time, the font is TINY and there is no spacing or punctuation. The book also references some things that my unit does not have, and leaves out a few things to do when cleaning it. T0he instructions on how to mount the contol box are also sketchy at best, it appears that the instructions may cover several versions of this stove. For example, there is no reference in my manual to the heat pipe cleaning scraper that is built in to my stove (small silver ball on a rod.) Before opening the door, you need to move this in and out a few times until it has scraped the ash buildup off the transfer pipes. Using it with the door open makes a nice mess. Touching it while it's running will result in a nice burn I'd assume, no warning about this, since its not even in the manual. None of this was a major issue for me, as I am an equipment repair technician by trade, just be aware that if you are new to pellet stoves, or arent the type of person to change your oil, there will be a bit of a learning curve. It will be VERY worth it, though, as this seems like a very well built stove that performs nicely. Update: 2 years later... Still working well enough. I have since found extra cleanout panels inside the back of the unit that require pulling off the silver side panels to get to. Without getting these and removing and cleaning the fan housing monthly, youwill get a lazy flame. I have also had air issues (different pellet brands and levels, even with some that were pre dried in a stove as a test). I ended up getting a bilge fan and installed it on the air intake port with a speed controller. That little bit of CFM extra (10% speed=about 15cfm) and I can now run this on 5 without the burn pot overflowing in 2 hours. At 5, this thing is an utter beast. It will heat my house to 80, when its 0 outside. I wouldn't recommend doing what I did, simply because they're supposed to be air pulled, not pushed,and you risk blowing smoke and CO into the house. My unit is near a walk out basement door with a CO detector nearby. I can just slide the door open if we have a problem. Update 7 years on:. Still own it, still use it all winter. Its had 1 new burn pot, a door gasket, auger bearings 2x and an exhaust fan since I first bought it, as far as non consumables go. It's getting its 3rd igniter this year, but those are like brakes/oil on your car. Just things you need to do. Comfortbilt made a hopper extension for it, that lets me put in 2 bags at a time to let me get a full 24 hours out of it without worrying about running out on really cold nights. There have been a few frustrations with it, not that I didn't expect them. I now keep a spare igniter on hand. I get them from the manufacturer directly for about $10/ea, vs 40 and a long wait from Comfortbilt. Having to start the thing with a blowtorch is annoying while you wait for a part to show up. The auger bearing issue is annoying as well, because it just sits there making farting noises as it runs until you can replace it. There is no dust shield on it, so it gets gummed up. I put in a shielded bearing last year, we'll see ho long it lasts. Overall, I'd still buy this exact model again without hesitation. It has kept us warm for an affordable price. We're spending about 1k/year in heat now, vs 1k/mo for electric heat from November to April. If you're looking for a quality pellet stove, this is it.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 12, 2015 by HackThe80s
It lights very quickly, and puts out a lot of heat. The only complaints we have is that the hopper area has a smaller opening so you have to be more careful when loading it. And that if you use the thermostat to regulate your heat, it only comes on high and we would prefer it to come on at a lower level.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 8, 2026 by Kenneth Pierson
Seems quite accurate as far as temp goes. Well packaged. Easy set up.About as loud as a box fan. Great looks, really like the wrap around glass for viewing. Remote only works from 6' away, hoping that is an easy fix. Update; have used for several weeks now, tonight status was stop, no explanation so I turned it off and restarted it. After 5 minutes of nothing we noticed smoke pouring out, the whole filled up. I opened the door and windows and got a fan going. Then all of a sudden it exploded into flame. I can only imagine the burn pot was too full and it produced lots of smoke until it finally burst into flame. Pretty scary.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 18, 2023 by H Rosemont
Update to original post: The stove works well (when it is working) as per my original post below however it is not reliable. The stove failed on me with the rocker switch going out around 7 April 2021 (I installed the stove 23 January - only had it working for 74 days). Fortunately comfortbilt shipped the switch fast and I had my stove working in no time again. Unfortunately one month later the ignition switch went out. Once again, quick shipping by comfortbilt but I should not be questioning the reliability of a stove so new. Original post: My house is a two-story farm house, remodeled to an open floor plan downstairs, and located where temperatures are often well below freezing for days in the winter. The unit generates enough heat to also keep the upstairs comfortable (64 - 66 degrees) for our family, not excessively hot (of course placement of the unit is key). I have the stove set as 66 degrees on Eco mode but the house feels more like 70 because our house is very well insulated. I use about 3/4 to 1 bag of pellets in 12 hours. One important thing we learned about install and use is the stove may smoke and emit a plastic-burning smell when fired up for the first time. When this happened, we shut the stove down immediately thinking we did something wrong during install. It was so bad our eyes and throats were burning and we had to open nearly every window in the house (counterintuitive when trying to heat the house and its 26 degrees out). After lots of internet searching, we found this is normal for the first real hot burn so long as you sealed the exhaust connections properly. The smoke and fumes only lasted for that first hot burn, then went away and haven't come back. The cause, according to what I read on the internet, is the paint inside the oven curing. The manual could use a significant overhaul because it's not the easiest to follow, lacks some information (like the first time use smoke issue we faced), and the print could be much bigger for those of us with poor eye sight. I develop and edit technical manuals for aircraft maintenance so maybe I am being too picky.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 24, 2021 by Rebecca Farber
My husband and I had an old and inefficient wood burning stove we were looking to replace. I had decided I wanted a pellet stove instead of another wood burning stove. After my husband contacted four different stove shops, all who tried to talk him out of a pellet stove. The brands the shop were selling were anywhere from $4000-$6000 and that wasn’t including installation. We started doing research on pellet stoves and almost every single brand I found recommended the Comfortbilt HP22. We finally ordered it through Amazon. I have to say the customer service is top notch. My husband installed the stove himself, which he said was easy. Every time he had a question about anything the company was more than helpful and willing to help in any way. Since we have had the stove I honestly couldn’t be happier with our decision. We have a 2200 square foot house that is mostly tiled. We live in the mountains and our house is always cold. We were running space heaters in addition to the fire and house heater, which is extremely costly to run. This pellet stove heats up the entire house. I have never experienced that in this house. The stove is pretty easy to use. We run it on eco mode so that when it heats the house to the desired temperature it shuts down and restarts if needed. The stove is easy to clean and easy to fill. I am absolutely satisfied with this stove. I recommend looking into the Comfortbilt stoves because they truly are quality. Not one complaint as of yet!
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Reviewed in the United States on March 6, 2020 by Kimberly Raynolds