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Rosina Portas Pellets - Full Pallet (65x15Kg)
A full pallet of Rosina Portas Pellets: 65 bags of 15 kg, total 975 kg. Enough to cover a full heating season, and the most cost-effective way to buy per bag. Rosina Portas Pellets are ENplus A1 certified softwood pellets (pinus), pressed from wood shavings from their own wood processing, without additives or binders.
Packaging: full pallet, 65 bags of 15 kg (975 kg)
Certification: ENplus A1
Raw material: softwood (pinus), wood shavings from internal processing
Diameter: 6 mm (plus or minus 1 mm)
Length: 3.15 to 40 mm
Moisture content: maximum 10%
Ash content: maximum 0.7%
Mechanical durability: at least 98%
Net calorific value: at least 4.6 kWh/kg
Bulk density: 600 to 750 kg/m3
Without chemical additives or binders
Net calorific value
≥ 4,6 kWh/kg
Diameter
6 mm
Ash content
≤ 0,7 %
Moisture content
≤ 10 %
Raw material
Softwood (pinus)
Certification
ENplus A1
Variant
- Manufacturer:
- Rosina Pellets
- Article number:
- PEL-ROSI-65
Features
- By-product from internal wood manufacturing
- ENplus A1 certified softwood
- Clean burning, low ash residue
Rosina Portas Pellets per full pallet: 65 bags of 15 kg
This is the supply that gets an average household through an entire heating season, and the most economical way to buy pellets per bag. Rosina Portas Pellets are ENplus A1 certified softwood pellets (pinus), pressed from wood shavings from internal wood processing, without additives or binders.
A full pallet consists of 65 bags of 15 kg, total 975 kg.
Why a full pallet is the most cost-effective per bag
Pellets are pressed, stacked, shrink-wrapped and transported per pallet. The less handling and repacking needed along the way, the lower the cost per bag, and we pass those savings directly on to you. Ordering in spring or summer is also usually cheaper than buying in November, when peak demand creates stock shortages.
How much is 975 kg in practice?
Using roughly one bag per heating day, 65 bags will last through most of a standard winter. If you heat exclusively with pellets in a well insulated home, one pallet is often sufficient. For a larger or less insulated house, expect to use one and a half to two pallets per season. A full pallet represents roughly 4,500 to 4,900 kWh of heat output, making it easy to compare with your previous heating gas or oil bills.
A pallet produced without felling trees
Rosina has been manufacturing doors and wooden profiles since 1989 in Rio dos Cedros, Santa Catarina, Brazil, right at the heart of the region's largest pinus reforestation area. Processing all that wood generates pure wood shavings every day, which are pressed into pellets in their own facility. No extra trees are cut down for these pellets: it uses wood that was already there and would otherwise be waste.
Production is fully automated without chemical additives, starch or binding agents. The pellets are held together purely by the natural lignin in the wood. What you pour into your stove is nothing but compressed softwood.
Delivery and unloading
The pallet arrives as a single unit weighing nearly a ton. Please ensure a paved, accessible drop-off location as close as possible to your storage spot. Gravel driveways or soft ground are difficult for pallet jacks. If you prefer to move the bags gradually, keep the pallet covered outdoors and unload it in stages.
Keep dry, even over summer
Pellets are compressed wood and naturally absorb moisture. Store them indoors, off the floor and away from damp walls. A pallet stored in a dry garage during summer will perform perfectly in November. A pallet left outside under a tarp often will not, as condensation causes as much damage as rain. Swollen or soft bags yield less heat and create more ash.
Looking for a smaller quantity?
If you lack space for a full pallet, check out the Rosina Pellets half pallet with 33 bags. To test this brand in your stove first, order a single Rosina Pellets 15 kg bag.
Why choose Rosina Portas Pellets
With a full pallet, consistency is key. Pellets that maintain uniform length, moisture content and density from the first bag to the sixty-fifth allow your stove to run smoothly on a single setting. Because Rosina presses its pellets from a single clean residual stream in its own plant, this uniformity is a direct result of quality raw materials.
ENplus A1 is not just a marketing label but a strictly monitored standard: it sets strict limits on ash content, moisture, density and dust levels, ensuring full traceability. This offers you a straightforward guarantee that what you pour into your stove matches the specifications on the bag.
Specifications Rosina Portas Pellets
Product content: full pallet (65 bags of 15 kg), total 975 kg
Certification: ENplus A1
Raw material: softwood (pinus), shavings from internal processing
Diameter: 6 mm (plus or minus 1 mm)
Length: 3.15 to 40 mm
Moisture content: maximum 10%
Ash content: maximum 0.7%
Mechanical durability: at least 98%
Net calorific value: at least 4.6 kWh/kg
Bulk density: 600 to 750 kg/m3
Without chemical additives or binders
Specifications
- Fuel type
- pellets
- Certifications
- ENplus A1
Wood pellet specifications
- Unit packaging
- Full pallet: 65 × 15 kg (975 kg)
- Certification
- ENplus A1
- Raw material
- Softwood (pinus)
- Diameter
- 6 mm
- Length
- 3,15 - 40 mm
- Ash content
- ≤ 0,7 %
- Moisture content
- ≤ 10 %
- Fines
- ≤ 1 %
- Net calorific value
- ≥ 4,6 kWh/kg
Dimensions
- Weight (kg)
- 975
Frequently asked questions
Rosina Pellets are ENplus A1 certified wood pellets made from softwood (pinus). They are pressed from clean wood shavings generated during Rosina's own wood manufacturing, available per 15 kg bag or full pallet.
Yes, Rosina Pellets hold the ENplus A1 certification. This is the strictest international quality standard for wood pellets, setting strict limits on ash content, moisture level, and fine dust content.
Rosina Pellets are made from softwood (pinus). The raw material consists of wood shavings, a clean residual stream from their own production of doors and timber profiles. No additional trees are felled for these pellets.
Rosina Pellets are manufactured by Rosina in Rio dos Cedros, in the Brazilian state of Santa Catarina. The region is the hub of Brazil's largest pinus reforestation area, where the company has processed wood since 1989.
No. Rosina Pellets are pressed without chemical additives, starch, or binding agents. The pellets are held together solely by natural lignin present in the wood.
The net calorific value is at least 4.6 kWh/kg, fully compliant with the ENplus A1 standard. This delivers high heat output per kilogram for efficient heating.
The pellets have a diameter of 6 mm, with a tolerance of 1 mm, and a length ranging from 3.15 to 40 mm. This standard size is suitable for virtually all pellet stoves.
The ash content is 0.7% at most, well within ENplus A1 specifications. Very little ash remains, meaning less frequent stove cleaning and a cleaner glass window.
Store the bags in a dry, indoor space off the ground, such as on a shelf or empty pallet. Pellets absorb moisture easily: damp pellets swell up, crumble, and yield less heat.
Yes, Rosina Pellets are suitable for daily use in any pellet stove. Their consistent size, clean burn, and low ash content make them ideal for efficient, comfortable heating.
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