Our in-house blog for all of the Maine Wood Heat Family to share. From updates about installed heaters to tips for getting the most out of wood heat to recipes that bring out the best in your wood fired oven and much more!
Notes from the Common Ground, Part II.
by albie ~ September 29th, 2008
The second new product we showcased at the Fair this year is a small, handsome Finnish contra flow modular soapstone heater designed by our friend Glen Overk from Pennsylvania. The stone is from a quarry in Brazil that is owned ...
Albie’s Corner: Common Ground Fair 2008.
by albie ~ September 25th, 2008
Maine Wood Heat brought three new products to this year's 32nd annual Common Ground Fair, sponsored by the Maine Organic Farmers and Gardeners Association. As well as being one of the founders of the Fair, we have been at ...
Maine Wood Heat Masonry Heater on YouTube.
by joe ~ September 17th, 2008
As fall sets in, the next best thing to having a fire in your own masonry heater is watching a near-perfect burn in the Tighe heater on YouTube. Enjoy!
Allman Heater
by joe ~ September 16th, 2008
Canterbury, New Hampshire, was one of the great centers of the Shaker spiritual movement. Steve Allman, a New Hampshire native and a philosophy major in college, felt drawn to the architecture and crafts of the Shaker Village in Canterbury and ...
Reuman Heater
by joe ~ September 16th, 2008
Dorothy and Bob Reuman built their coastal retreat house as a family project over a period of many summers. The beams were mostly recycled from old barns and even from the rocky shore of Cape Split in South Addison, Maine, ...
