Quadra-Fire Pellet Stoves

September 2, 2008 · Filed Under Pellet Stove Reviews, Quadra Fire Pellet Stove 

There were around 500 wood stove manufacturers around in the USA by1985, almost all of them stopped making stoves rather than adapt to the more stringent regulations of the Clean Air Act. Most of those companies that remained turned to catalytic combustion as a solution. But Alan Trusler and Dan Henry who founded the company now called Quadra-Fire chose instead to look at wood burning in an entirely new way.
They spent two years researching and developing the Quadra Brand system which was patented that burns and then reburns agses in four different zones within the firebox, this technology set new standards for clean, fuel efficient heating with wood because it is non-catalytic, the system does not degrade in performance over time.
Wether fueled by wood, gas,shelled corn or pellet each Quadra-Fire stove is designed with a mind toward efficiency and an eye toward beauty. We put great care into every product, using thick steel and design details that both enhance performance and keep the stove working for you day after day, for many, many years. Efficient, reliable, easy-to-use, and environmentally friendly, Quadra-Fire is always the smart choice for alternative-energy home heating.Our Quadra-Fire Products:


Freestanding Stoves: Gas, Wood, Pellet and Corn

Inserts: Gas, Wood, Pellet and Corn Inserts

Fireplaces: Gas and Wood

Quadra-Fire is one of the brands in the Hearth & Home Technologies family of brands. Hearth & Home Technologies is the leading producer, and with its extensive professional dealer network, the leading installer of hearth products.

Together, the Hearth & Home Technologies family of brands offers a product line unsurpassed in its breadth, including a full array of wood, pellet, corn, gas, and electric fireplaces, inserts, and stoves, as well as outdoor products and complete fireplace mantel systems. Our Quadra-Fire, Harman, Heatilator, and Heat & Glo brands are the strongest in the industry, and our products are designed to incorporate the very latest in materials and technology.

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    7. Chris Torwirt on September 24th, 2008 11:03 am

      My parents have a really nice, always serviced Quadrafire wood pellet stove (fireplace inserted stove) and they want to sell it. We don’t know how much to ask for this 2 year old stove and would like a suggestion on how much one might ask and how much a new one sells for. If you can, we would appreciate your help. Thank you.

    8. admin on September 24th, 2008 12:02 pm

      chris

      You may want follow this link…click on the stove you have and thenyou can find a dealer nearyou from which you get a price.
      http://www.fireside.com/consumer/products/stoves/pelletStoves.asp
      Alternative is look for another type of pellet stove,a few links can be found on my site if your interested.

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