Ash Pan for Pelpro PP130,PP130-B,PP150 Pellet Stove,Ash Pan Box for Pleasant Hearth PH50CABPS,PH50CABPS-B Pellet Stoves,Quadra-Fire Outfitter-II,2PCS of 1 Set

Worked even in my large Grand Teton pellet stove

Complete garbage and unnecessary. Fits good when cold but fills up quickly and interferes with the stoves vacuum system and shuts it down. Idk the exact issue but my stove was throwing codes after 3 days of having them in there and wouldn’t feed pellets. Literally as soon as I took them out the stove started acting normal again. They’re also hard to get out when the stove is hot because they expand from the heat and it’s super frustrating. For the same money you can get an ash vac and just vacuum out your stove periodically to clean it. In theory these seem like a great idea but in reality, epic fail. Basically if you want your stove to work, DO NOT BUY.

We have two stoves and figured this would fit both it fit the pelpro but didn't fit the Ph50cabs. Even tho both specs are the same in the box area. That being said it fit the stove we bought it for and works great.I was skeptical of the air flow around the box to the stove pipe but it didn't stop the exhaust from doing it's job. If anything the exhaust ran cleaner because the ash didn't Block the lower gap area. So it does the job and don't interfere with the flow of exhaust gas.The boxes are well made with smooth seams and riveted edges keeping the footprint small for easy installation with the built in handle you are able to remove for cleaning with ease ( keep box level as possible when removing) and emptying is a quick tilt a wipe and replace.

This is a questionable 'upgrade' for your PelPro pellet stove. On the plus side these ash pans are indeed well made. The metal body is solid and not flimsy. The fit was perfect in my PL130 stove. On the downside I just can't see much advantage to having them. Perhaps they will protect the burner floor of the original some somewhat? In any case, as I have learned since acquiring a pellet stove they do require regular and thorough cleaning on a continuing basis. If not kept clean they do not burn cleanly nor efficiently. I guess if one did not have an ash vacuum these little trays would make removing the ashes somewhat easier. However, by far the best approach is to use an ash vacuum to clean the stove. It is not only much quicker but also not nearly as messy. To me, the 'no-brainer' part of this equation is that you can buy an ash vacuum for the price of these two little trays.

These are well constructed and fit easily in my PelPro PP130. The PelPro stove is a pain to remove ash from compared to my other stove that has an ash pan. These ash pans should be standard issue from the factory because they make it so much easier and cleaner to remove the ash. These could be improved upon though. The size of each pan fits perfectly on the right and left sides. The front and back sides are a bit looser as their is about a 1/4 inch gap so some ash does slide down that gap that has to be cleaned out after you remove the pan