The well-known HearthStone wood stoves, hand-crafted in Vermont since the 1970’s, blend the slow, steady heating characteristics of soapstone, with the beauty and strength of cast iron. Once the fire is established, these soapstone wood stoves emit a gentle, radiant warmth. Only wood stoves made from soapstone are able to heat an entire home, while allowing the room to remain comfortable near the stove!
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HearthStone offers six models of wood stoves that incorporate hundreds of pounds of heat-retaining soapstone within a cast iron frame. They also manufacture all cast iron wood stoves, as well as numerous stove models with a distinctive, contemporary design!
In addition to their wide wood-burning stove collection, HearthStone offers many styles of gas stoves as well! Some cast iron stoves offer a beautiful view of the fire, with glass viewing windows on three sides. Many other gas stove models utilize the traditional HearthStone design by using soapstone, marble, and even granite within a cast iron frame!
Recently, HearthStone has added pellet stoves to their collection! So, to continue your research into the HearthStone lines, click on the following links to see all the models of wood stoves, gas stoves, and pellet stoves, as well as a number of wood and gas fireplace inserts!
HearthStone – The Heart of Your Home!
I have a Hearthstone fireplace insert from 2003. It is making an unpleasant odor. I wonder if the gas logs are worn out? I can not imagine what the smell would be besides that. It has a standing pilot, so the smell is 24/7.
What model is it? What kind of smell would you say it is? Electrical? Sooty/creosote?
I need to know how to view the prices of wood-burning fireplaces.
Sadly we don’t have pricing online. You can always email us at sales@friendsofsun.com.