Looking to buy wood pellets in Australia at the best price for your pellet heater? Below you will find a list of retailers around Australia that sell wood pellets for heating, which hopefully will save some money or at least give you an idea of what a pellet heater costs to run. If there is only one pellet retailer or no pellet retailer in your area, it might be worth buying a pallet of pellets and having it shipped to you. There’s no point in getting a pellet heater if you can’t find a reliable source of pellets.
If you know of any other pellet retailers not listed below or other places to buy wood pellets in Australia, please join our FaceBook group and let us know. Live in Tasmania and looking to buy pellets? Check out the where to buy pellets in Tasmania for a list of local retailers.
Victorian Wood Pellet Retailers
EcoPellets on Ebay – $12.00 a bag – Unit 4, 450 Princes Highway, Noble Park, VIC 3174
Possibly the absolute cheapest place outside of Tasmania to buy wood pellets in Australia. These are what we call “budget” pellets (100% hardwood) in Tasmania and are a bargain at this price compared to other brands.
Climatise – $15.95 a bag – 1/57-59 Cameron St, Cranbourne VIC 3977
As of posting this they stock EcoPellets premium. These are a 50% mixture of hardwood and softwood pellets that burn clean and are great value due to low ash and clean burn.
Vios Pellets – $14.30 a bag by the pallet – 14 Mint Street, Wodonga VIC 3690
Sells hardwood pellets by the pallet. Smaller quantities can be purchased but prices will be higher. Website states they recycle hardwood sawdust and use solar to help with drying, so appears to be a very ecofriendly pellet. Definitely a good price on pellets in a regional/outside of a capital city. Contact phone numbers are listed on website.
My Fireplace Australia – $15.40 a bag – 20 Auto Way, Pakenham VIC 3810
Sells Renewable Wood Pellets branded pellets which are made from softwood (pine) plantation timber. Pickup only. It appears they sold another brand of wood pellet in the past but currently is out of stock.
Euro Fireplaces – $??.?? – 4/165 Mt Buller Rd, Mansfield VIC 3722
Is listed as a stockist of Renewable Wood Pellets but no prices or other information provided on their website. Best to contact for further details.
Poolside Heating & Leisure – $??.?? – 13 Foster St, Sale VIC 3850 / 118 Argyle St Traralgon, VIC 4344 / 477 Main St Bairnsdale, VIC 3875
Is listed as a stockist of Renewable Wood Pellets but no prices or other information provided on their website. They have a few stores around Victoria. Best to contact for further details.
Cosy Heaters – $??.?? – 26 Normanby St, Warragul VIC 3820
Is listed as a stockist of Renewable Wood Pellets but no prices or other information provided on their website. Best to contact for further details.
Renewable Wood Pellets – $??.?? a bag by the pallet – 240 Monash Way Morwell VIC 3840
Pellet mill that Morwell, VIC that used to list pellet prices on their website. Their website now directs you to purchase from their stockists or to contact them if you live outside of the stockist area.
New South Wales Wood Pellet Retailers
Pellet Experts – $??.?? – 3/18 Holland Rd. Polo Flat, Cooma NSW 2630
Stocks NatureHeat pellets which are a hardwood pellet. No prices or any other info other than general pellet heater and wood pellet information provided on the website. Best to contact for more details.
Red Hot Pellets – $17.00 per bag or $953.70 for a pallet ($14.45 per bag) – 12 Government Road, Eden, NSW
As of 04/04/2023 RTG are now selling pellets under the domain Red Hot Pellets. Prices are good considering what other retailers sell pellets for outside of Tasmania. However, these prices are pickup from the warehouse, so you will have to add shipping or be prepared to drive and pickup yourself. I believe they will ship but you will have to pay freight and how much will depend on where you are shipping to.
Biomass Heating Australia – $25.00 a bag or $20.00 a bag by the tonne – 4A Charlotte St, Ashfield NSW 2131
Sells a 100% Australian hardwood pellet by the bag or by the tonne/pallet.
Pellet Heaters Australia – $??.?? – PO Box 599, Alstonville NSW 2477, AUSTRALIA
Carries premium and pine wood pellets. No prices shown on website. States they can arrange delivery/shipping and have warehouses in Sydney, Melbourne, Newcastle and Woodburn.
The Heating Centre – $19.95 a bag – 368 Edward St, Wagga Wagga NSW 2650
Stocks Maxiheat wood pellets with no other information other than price and the option to enquire on the website.
Pricotech Leisure Brands – Hardwood pellets and Softwood pellets – $??.?? a bag – 350-374 Parramatta Rd, Homebush NSW 2140
Stocks Maxiheat wood pellets with no other information provided on the website. Best to contact for further pellet details.
South Australian Wood Pellet Retailers
Pellet Experts – $??.?? – SA Natureheat Supplies Hahndorf SA 5245
South Australian outlet for Pellet Experts who stock NatureHeat pellets which are a hardwood pellet. No prices or any other info other than general pellet heater and wood pellet information provided on the website. Best to contact for more details.
Mount Barker Landscape & Adelaide Hills Wood Heating Centre – $25.50 a bag – 2 Oborn Road, Mount Barker, South Australia Ph: 08 8391 1068
Stocks Red Hot pellets which are a hardwood pellet. No prices shown online if they offer a discount on bulk or purchases by the pallet.
Western Australian Wood Pellet Retailers
EnviroHeat Australia – $??.?? – info@enviroheat.net.au – PH: 1300 826 886
Stocks Natures Flame wood pellets but has no additional information on website. Best to contact. Does not appear to list a physical address, just phone and email.
Australian Wide Wood Pellet Retails
BBQs Galore – $32.95 a bag
Sells Maxiheat softwood pellets. Very expensive and may or may not be available at all stores depending on state.
Bunnings – $??.?? a bag
Some FaceBook members have said that their local Bunnings stocks pellets at prices from as low as $15.00. Unfortunately, this appears to be something that varies from store to store and state to state. Online the price shows pellets at $14.15 a bag but there appears to be no way to find stores online easily that stock pellets at this price. I recommend you visit your local Bunnings and see if they have pellets at reasonable prices.
Summary of Where to Buy Wood Pellets in Australia
If you don’t like the idea of buying a whole pallet in one go, consider splitting it with a friend (there are usually 66 bags per pallet). Freight probably won’t be cheap on a pallet but at least you’ll get the pellets at a much better price than you can locally. You’ll see below that some retailers sell pellets for almost $33 a bag. Others sell for about $14 a bag and even if freight was $8 a bag you are still saving money. That’s why it pays to shop around because you could end up saving hundreds of dollars a year buying pellets by the pallet or from a cheaper retailer.
If you are also looking to buy a pellet heater, you might find that retailers sell softwood and hardwood pellets, but I’d focus on finding a retailer with the best price first and make sure you check wood pellet length before buying as this can affect how well your heater runs. If you know of any other places to buy wood pellets in Australia, please let me know. The majority of this list is dominated by New South Wales and Victoria, as pellet heaters are much more popular there than many other states. But if you know of any other pellet retailers that sell pellets at a good price please leave a comment below with their details.
Also, if you haven’t already it may be worth checking out what I think the best pellet heaters are in Australia or the top pellet heaters in Tasmania. There are some very nice models both on the mainland and in Tasmania and I think you’ll find those posts worth a read. Happy heating!
