It's Official!

The EPA certification is here

Progress Hybrid Corner Clearance

On Wednesday we completed our corner clearance testing on the Progress Hybrid. With the use of the rear heat shield, the bottom cast corners will need to maintain a 12" the combustible wall.

Progress Hybrid with Front Ash Lip

Below is a digital view of the Progress Hybrid with the front ash lip. The ash lip will be used to reduce front hearth clearances and temperatures.

Progress Hybrid Clearances

Here’s an update on Progress Hybrid clearances:

What makes the Progress a "Hybrid" stove?

This question has been the most commonly fielded questions thus far about our new stove.  Below is an explanation of just what we mean by "hybrid". 

Progress Hybrid Introductory Pricing & Availablilty

We will introduce the Progress Hybrid at our Open House on October 7 & 8, 2011 and then plan to begin shipping during the last week in October. We are offering great introductory pricing-

Progress Hybrid Images & Slow Burn Video

Below are images of the Progress Hybrid woodstove. Note the detail on the front window cast, the loading door (shown here on the right), the legs, and andirons.

ANNUAL OPEN HOUSE/BBQ/ GALA Friday & Saturday, October 7-8, 2011

Door prizes, Live music, BBQ, Factory tours, Stove deals

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Introduction of the PROGRESS, our New Hybrid Woodstove!

Please join us for our annual gathering. Last year we celebrated by burning our mortgage – the last little bit of debt on our books. Click here to view a video of our 2010 Open House. This year we celebrate the introduction of our new woodstove,

First "Progress Hybrid" Real Burn

 Internal parts for the new stove are here, and they fit together perfectly - just like a big jig saw puzzle.  Some photos follow for those who are mechanically inclined.  

New Stove Ash Pan: It's big, it's hot, it doesn't have to be emptied a lot...

The optional ash pan kit for the new stove has the biggest ash pan that we know of - 18”L x 11.5W x 3.65”D - not that a big ash pan is worthy of a lot of bragging rights, but the idea is that it won’t have to be emptied very often. This ash pan would be big enough to roast a Thanksgiving turkey!