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  • Xtreme Gas Fireplace
  • CUSTOM HOME Magazine (9/7/2007)
  • With 10 square feet of viewing area, the 5-by-2-foot elongated glass aperture on the Xtreme gas fireplace features a brushed stainless steel liner. It comes with both handheld and wireless wall-mounted controls. 866.492.7169. www.fireplacex.com
  • Shaker Wood Stove
  • CUSTOM HOME Magazine (9/7/2007)
  • Featuring a trapezoid shape, the Shaker wood stove has a matte steel surface. It uses an air supply system and insulating vermiculite firebox lining to promote hotter, cleaner burning with less ash and reduced emissions, the maker says. The fireplace comes with a short or long bench. 914.764.5679. www.wittus.com
  • Vanguard Awards LogoBuilding Products and ebuild Present the First Annual Vanguard Best of the Web Awards
  • BUILDING PRODUCTS Magazine (8/17/2007)
  • Our inaugural Vanguard Best of the Web Awards competition singles out Web sites that will wow you with their stunning designs, thorough product information, dedicated sections for building pros, and clever animation. The 2007 competition unearthed 14 whiz-bang Web sites, including four that our judges have deemed the best of the best. These sites display content without clutter and feature creativity that creates no extra work for the viewer. They're easy to navigate, are understandable at a glance, and include technical information about product specs and installation that is clear enough to save a building pro from having to call for help.
  • The Power of Pellets
  • Tri-City Herald (8/12/2007)
  • Aug. 12--The Port of Benton has patented a formula for creating pellets from agricultural waste that can be used to create cleaner, cheaper power and heat. Last year, Roger Wright of the Port of Benton began working with different types of agricultural waste -- such as grape pomace, spent hops and mint slug -- to see which formula, when pelletized, created the highest BTUs. The port received more than $200,000 in grants to do the study to demonstrate that biomass -- agricultural waste byproducts -- from area farmers could be used as a feedstock to produce clean energy through gasification.
  • Decorative Electric FireplaceDecorative Electric Fireplace
  • BUILDING PRODUCTS Magazine (8/2/2007)
  • ClassicFlame. Combining a fireplace with a media center, the Paramount features a wide and low 72-inch-by-32-inch unit with a 28-inch-wide fireplace and matching glass-door media cabinets. The fireplace comes with operable glass doors and a mesh-wire fire screen. The cabinets have integrated wire management channels and a black finish. 866-661-1218.
  • Eclipse Direct-Vent FireplaceEclipse Direct-Vent Fireplace
  • BUILDING PRODUCTS Magazine (8/1/2007)
  • Hearth and Home Technologies. Combining hearth components into a single product, the Eclipse direct-vent fireplace has a cast surround made of organic cementitious material and is 36 inches wide and 24 inches deep. The fireplace includes a switch control, an electronic IPI ignition, and a black mesh safety curtain covering the tempered glass front. The unit is rated at 20,000 BTUs. 800-927-6841.
  • Building Products Top 100: Modular Home Pizza Oven
  • BUILDING PRODUCTS Magazine (7/20/2007)
  • Earthstone Wood-Fire Ovens. For a touch of Old World authenticity, the model 60 modular home pizza oven can be installed using concrete blocks (shown) or a steel-frame faced in tile, stucco, stone, or brick. A 4-inch-thick slab of concrete forms the base of the oven pieces. Serious home cooks will appreciate its 23-inch-by-26-inch interior cooking area lined with cold-pressed baker's tiles said to be extremely durable and heat retentive. 800-840-4915.
  • Building Products Top 100: 864 TRV Direct-vent Gas Fireplace
  • BUILDING PRODUCTS Magazine (7/18/2007)
  • The 864 TRV direct-vent gas fireplace comes standard with a black painted basic grille. Homeowners can choose to upgrade to a French Country arch face, which features an antique gold-plated finish (shown). An optional extra-room power heat duct kit allows the installer to add heat to any additional room in the house. 800-654-1177.
  • Building Products Top 100: In-Built ETR-B Gas Fireplace
  • BUILDING PRODUCTS Magazine (7/18/2007)
  • The In-Built ETR-B is a low-heat B-vent gas fireplace with a cool-to-the-touch cabinet, says the manufacturer. It features an electronic push-button ignition or remote/keypad control; a two-speed convection fan; natural or propane gas; and a three-burner system. It has a 10,000- to 33,000-BTU output and features a black or silver powder-coated paint exterior. 800-621-9419.
  • Building Products Top 100: See-Through Gas Fireplace
  • BUILDING PRODUCTS Magazine (7/18/2007)
  • The 44-inch See-Through gas fireplace features variable flame height control and adjustable heat output of 31,500 to 48,000 BTUs. The 44-inch-wide and 20-inch-deep model can be vented through the wall or roof. By adding an optional fan to the unit, homeowners can add warmth to the rooms the fireplace opens to. It is available with Modernist or Art & Crafts designer fronts in multiple finishes, including pewter or black. 800-927-6841.

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