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The Evergreen Wood Stove by Lopi: cleaner, hotter fires that use less wood

 Author:Rich's For The Home Posted:February 25, 2019 A workhorse wood stove that’s sleek, energy-efficient and cost-effective: The Evergreen, by Lopi.

How to Select the Perfect Wood Stove for your Lifestyle

 Author:JHCadmin Posted:February 7, 2011 When you’re shopping for a wood stove, you need to evaluate its style, construction, and size. Practical tips to help you choose the right wood burning stove for your lifestyle.

Pellet Primer: The Difference Between Burning with Pellets and Cordwood

 Author:JHCadmin Posted:December 20, 2010 Think of a pellet as a condensed version of wood. Pellets are made out of sawdust, bark, and chips from milling operations.

How Convection Heating Works in Wood Stoves

 Author:JHCadmin Posted:November 29, 2010 Wood stoves heat a space via convection. Convection is the process of conveying or transferring heat energy by moving or circulating air currents from one region to another.

Heat Your Home With Less Fuel: Avalon Stoves and Fireplace Inserts up to 1/3 off

 Author:JHCadmin Posted:November 12, 2010 Save up to 1/3 off ALL pellet, wood, and gas stoves in stock at Rich's 5 showrooms in Lynnwood, Bellevue, Southcenter, Tacoma, and Silverdale, WA.

How to Choose the Correct Wood Stove Size for Your Home

 Author:JHCadmin Posted:November 1, 2010 How to choose the correct wood stove size for your room: 3 important considerations

Morsø European-Style Wood Stoves: Where Green is a Way of Life

 Author:JHCadmin Posted:January 25, 2010 Morsø has an intriguing history. Established in 1853, they began manufacturing all sorts of cast-iron products – everything from barn windows to memorial crosses to farm machinery, cooking pots and heating appliances.

The Hottest Hearth Products for 2010

 Author:JHCadmin Posted:December 30, 2009 Wood and pellet stoves are “hot” sellers because of the $1,500 tax credit (which extends through 2010) on energy-efficient stoves, fireplaces, and fireplace inserts.