Heating For Outdoor Recreation & Event Spaces

Cleaner and easier to use than other types of wood burners, no smoke or smell and more economical than propane burners, Sun Mountain stoves are great for gatherings on a deck or back yard patio.

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The Sun Mountain Stove Works Morgan Gravity-Fed Pellet stove sitting on a back porch.
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The Dana Sun mountain pellet stove sitting on a back porch.

Great for Outdoor Recreation

From the Back Porch to the Lake

The Dana, Sierra, & Morgan series stoves are lightweight, efficient, and compact. These stoves are more economical than propane heaters for outdoor spaces. Whereas a tank of fuel burns in 4-6 hours, these stoves burn one 40lb bag of pellets in 10-18 hours. They make excellent additions to ice fishing huts, back porches, and other outdoor recreation areas.

Indoors or out, Sun Mountain Stoves have a stove to fit most recreation or event needs, without the need for electricity or volatile fuel.

The chimney of a Sun Mountain pellet stove.

Outstanding Burn Efficiency

No more messy ash and partially burned wood. Sun Mountain Stoves can burn for a full day and produce less than a cup of ash.

Less Particulate than a Wood Stove

Sun Mountain Stoves release 0.472 grams of smoke per hour (GPH). The EPA limits new wood stoves to 4.5 GPH but older wood stoves may emit up to 30 GPH per hour.

Environmentally Friendly

Clean, Green, and Efficient

Sun Mountain pellet stoves are a viable alternative to wood stoves.

All Sun Mountain stoves are non-electric. They all use the same patented two stage burn system. This unique burn system makes Sun Mountain stoves among the cleanest free standing solid fuel burning stove Worldwide.

A muscle car engine and engine bay.

Engineered to Out Perform

Unrivaled Burn and Particulate Efficiency

Much like tuning performance engines, the patented two stage burn system in Sun Mountain Pellet Stoves controls the air fuel mixture with natural draft and gravity feed. By placing the draft controller after the gasified burn it reoxygenates the burning gases and allows almost instant temperature control. From high to low you have control of the burn rate.

The Sierra stove sitting out front of the Eugene manufacturing foundry. The Sierra Sun Mountain gravity-fed pellet stove sitting inside of a workshop. The Sierra Sun Mountain gravity-fed pellet stove sitting inside of a workshop. The Sierra Sun Mountain gravity-fed pellet stove sitting outside of a house with a chair in front of it. The Sierra Sun Mountain gravity-fed pellet stove sitting outside of a house with a chair in front of it.
The Sierra stove sitting out front of the Eugene manufacturing foundry.
The Sierra Sun Mountain gravity-fed pellet stove sitting inside of a workshop.
The Sierra Sun Mountain gravity-fed pellet stove sitting inside of a workshop.
The Sierra Sun Mountain gravity-fed pellet stove sitting outside of a house with a chair in front of it.
The Sun Mountain Stove Works Sierra Gravity-Fed Pellet stove sitting on a hearth inside of a workshop.

The Sierra

Lightweight and High-Output

The Sierra pellet stove is the second stove in the Sun Mountain Stove Works family. The Sierra is shorter than the Whitney model but has a wider heat exchanger. The lower profile of the Sierra makes it a good choice for yurts and wall tents where chimneys may need to exit through a side wall. The Sierra is an excellent choice for outdoor dining areas, decks, and patios. It is more economical than propane and can run for over 10 hours on one 40lb bag of pellets.

The Sierra measures in at 53.5" high, 37.5" wide, 26" diameter at base and weighs 120lbs. It has a hopper capacity of 40lbs and has a variable burn rate of 1-4 pounds of pellets per hour.

The Sun Mountain Stove Works Morgan Gravity-Fed Pellet stove sitting on a back porch.
The burn chamber of a Sun Mountain pellet stove.
The inside of a pellet box of Sun Mountain's pellet stove.
The temperature gauge on a Sun Mountain Stove Works pellet stove.
Pete of Sun Mountain Stove Works placing a pot on the heating surface of the Morgan stove to boil water.
The Sun Mountain Stove Works Morgan Gravity-Fed Pellet stove sitting on a back porch. The burn chamber of a Sun Mountain pellet stove.The inside of a pellet box of Sun Mountain's pellet stove. The temperature gauge on a Sun Mountain Stove Works pellet stove. Pete of Sun Mountain Stove Works placing a pot on the heating surface of the Morgan stove to boil water.

The Morgan

All-Day Heat in a Small Package

The Morgan stove is the 3rd stove in the Sun Mountain stove family and is the perfect solution for your outdoor heating needs. The Morgan pellet stove is a great choice for smaller outdoor spaces, decks, patios, wall tents, yurts, hunting blinds, outdoor markets and more.  It is also more economical than propane heaters for use in event tents and outdoor dining spaces.
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The Morgan measures at 41.5" high, 37.5" wide, 26" diameter at base, weighs 105lbs, has a hopper capacity of 40 lbs of pellets, and a variable burn rate of 1-4 pounds of pellets per hour.
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The Sun Mountain Stove Works Dana Gravity-Fed Pellet stove sitting on a back porch. The griddle on the Sun Mountain Stove Works Dana model Gravity-Fed Pellet stove sitting on a back porch. The griddle on the Sun Mountain Stove Works Dana model Gravity-Fed Pellet stove sitting on a back porch. The Sun Mountain Stove Works Dana Gravity-Fed Pellet stove sitting on a back porch.
The Sun Mountain Stove Works Dana Gravity-Fed Pellet stove sitting on a back porch.
The griddle on the Sun Mountain Stove Works Dana model Gravity-Fed Pellet stove sitting on a back porch.
The griddle on the Sun Mountain Stove Works Dana model Gravity-Fed Pellet stove sitting on a back porch.
The Sun Mountain Stove Works Dana Gravity-Fed Pellet stove sitting on a back porch.

The Dana

Hot, off the Grid...dle

Great for gatherings on decks and patios or other outdoor spaces where food needs to be served warm, the Dana occupies a unique space in the Sun Mountain pellet stove family. It not only functions as a heater but also has a heavy gauge steel hot tray on the top of the stove. Additionally, the Dana comes with the standard affixed heating plate in the center of the stove which can accommodate large cooking pots.

The Dana measures at 41.5" high, 38" wide, 26" diameter at base, weighs 110lbs, has a hopper capacity of 40 lbs of pellets, and a variable burn rate of 1-4 pounds of pellets per hour.

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Sun Mountain Pellet Stoves will be sold to reservation holders on a first-come first-serve basis. Current availability is limited. Payment is due upon stove availability and order confirmation. All prices are FOB and subject to change without notice.
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