High Valley Wood Inserts

High Valley stoves originated in North Carolina during the 1970s in response to the Energy Crises.  They have been popular in the southeastern part of the US and the Appalachian Region for years.  In 2011, the Stoll family acquired High Valley Stoves.  Stoll has been a leading manufacturer of fireplace doors and accessories across the US for years.  By acquiring High Valley, Stoll has been able to broaden the distribution of their stoves and also introduced their fabrication capabilities to the surrounds and bodies of their stoves to offer decorative designs and custom fronts.  Most recently, in 2016, Stoll sold off the High Valley line to one of their Canadian cousins who owned Suppertime Stoves.  They offer two inserts, which are both catalytic and made of heavy welded steel, so there are no seams that will leak, ensuring an air-tight firebox.  They also come standard with a 5-year, no-nonsense warranty.  The large model, the 2500, has a bay window design so that the fire can be seen from various angles in the room and is stocked with a three-speed 200 CFM blower system.  A High Valley stove can give you that unique look with lots of detail that many other manufacturers do not offer.  They have three different finishes: black, burnished bronze, and burnished copper.