Wood, Gas and Pellet Stoves
All three fuels on one floor, with units burning through the heating season. Start with the fuel that suits how you live and we will size the stove to the room.
Wood stoves
Real heat that does not care whether the power is on. Cast iron and steel, sized for a cabin or a whole house.
See wood stoves
Gas stoves
Flip a switch or set a thermostat and the room comes up. No wood, no ash, and it will keep a cabin above freezing on its own.
See gas stoves
Pellet stoves
Set a temperature and let it hold. Wood heat without splitting, stacking or getting up at two in the morning.
See pellet stovesWhich fuel fits how you live?
We sell all three, so we have no reason to steer you toward one. It comes down to the house and to how much tending you want to do.
Wood
Somebody who is home all day and has a woodlot should probably be burning wood. It is the most dependable heat there is, and it keeps going when the power does not.
Gas
Somebody who travels for work, or who is only at the cabin on weekends, is better off with gas on a thermostat. It looks after itself.
Pellet
Somebody who wants wood heat but not the wood pile wants a pellet stove. You fill a hopper, set a temperature, and it feeds itself.
The stove names you will see on the floor
We are an authorized dealer for each of these, which means parts, warranty work and service stay here rather than going back to a factory.
Forge & FlameHarman, Quadra-Fire and Vermont Castings stoves
LopiWood, gas, and pellet stoves
NapoleonGas fireplaces, stoves, and inserts
OsburnWood stoves and inserts
EmpireWood stoves, gas stoves, and heaters
StûvModern wood stoves and fireplaces
MorsøDanish cast iron wood stovesRaisRaisDanish modern wood stovesCome see one burning.
The showroom on Highway 63 has units running through the heating season. It is a lot easier to pick a stove when you can stand next to it.