The Complete Guide to Outdoor Fire Pits A fire pit is one of the most popular outdoor features because it combines warmth, ambiance, and functionality. Whether you’re interested in a traditional wood-burning design, a smokeless fire pit, or a portable knockdown model, there’s an option to suit your lifestyle. What Are the Main Types of…
Smokeless vs. Knockdown Fire Pits: Which One Should You Choose? Smokeless fire pits and knockdown fire pits are two of the most popular outdoor fire pit designs. The main difference is that smokeless fire pits focus on efficient, low-smoke burning, while knockdown fire pits are portable, collapsible models designed for travel and storage. What Is…
Here at US Stove, we are always happy to see tax incentive programs out there to help our customers receive credit on their efficient stove purchases and installations. Here’s a quick breakdown of what the new Sec.25(C) tax code could mean for you and your family. What is the new IRS 25(C) tax credit? As…
1. Rising Energy costs With the recent steady increase in the cost of natural gas, oil, and electricity we at US Stove believe a wood burning stove could drastically reduce your heating bill and provide heat without the use of electricity. Securing a reliable way to heat your home is always a good plan, no matter what the economic…
In our over 150 years of providing heating appliances for North America, many customers have asked us what kind of heat is best for them and why. There is no standard answer for everyone as each of our customers live in different areas of the country and have different fuels available to them. Couple that…
You may have heard on the news about the new Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) guidelines related to wood stoves for use in the home heating. But what exactly does this mean — and how will this impact you? At United States Stove Company, we know that any type of environmental regulation, or governmental regulation for…
Life is all about the lessons you learn when you’re least expecting them. That’s something the team at U.S. Stove took to heart recently when we had an opportunity to visit the Navajo Nation in Shiprock, New Mexico. This trip allowed U.S. Stove to meet and interact with the Navajo people in their home environment…
Wood pellets are a refined and densified biomass fuel that is formed when wood residues are compressed into a uniform diameter under high pressure. Wood pellets have a uniform shape, size and density and are ideal for automatic combustion heating systems such as pellet stoves. By pelletizing wood residues from sustainably harvested biomass and quality…
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