Timberline Wood Stove with Blower

Color

Black

Finish

Solid Steel & Cast Iron Doors

Brand

Timberline

The Timberline wood stove holds a special place in the history of wood stoves. Although its production was short lived, it's still in the hearts of those who know it, and continue to use the stoves today. No long production life was necessary to cement Timberline's place as the biggest and baddest guys on the block, with an appetite to match. Formed in 1977 in Idaho by Calvin Cotton and Lonnie Preslar, Timberline Wood Stoves Inc. was a response to a developing wood stove market in the 1970's spurred by the energy insecurity of the time. No doubt they had seen the developing success of the Fisher wood stove and wanted a piece of those sales. So they developed 2 wood stoves, a single door and a double door stove, and produced both of them in cast iron with relief scenes of snowy hills and mountains. These sturdy stoves with screw type vents on their doors helped to develop an American style of wood stove that is still influencing wood stove styling today. It is not hard to find love for these old stoves on message boards across the internet, with some owners even retrofitting them with baffles to convert them into reburn stoves, also known as secondary combustion.