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- Pellet Power
- Westchester County Business Journal (4/16/2007)
- In his younger days, Jim Badami worked with his father at the family's reuse business," selling used packaging to the farmers in Ulster County to store their produce.Now Badami, along with his business partner, White Plains attorney Dan Seidel, are hoping to bring the energy product of the future into the present.Seidel has already invested more than $70,000 in Badami's pelletizing operation.
- Pellet Power ; Maine Envisions a Thriving Industry Producing Fuel Out of Sawdust. But Manufacturers Gearing Up to Make Pellets Face a Risky American Market and a European Market That May Be Hard to Crack.
- Portland Press Herald (4/15/2007)
- A North American wood pellet race has begun, and Maine is trying to get out of the starting gate.Developers are planning or building manufacturing plants that together could produce 1 million tons or more of wood pellets a year. Maine mills in Corinth and Athens are part of the rush.
- Hearth & Home Selection Dazzles Customers
- Daily Herald; Arlington Heights, Ill. (4/10/2007)
- Hearth and Home was born with a vision of providing quality products, designed for enjoyment, durability and value. With a supreme selection of designs for hearth, patio and outdoor leisure that vision has been a reality for more than 35 years.With nine certifications from the National Fireplace Institute (more than any other competing business in Illinois), Hearth and Home is the place for fireplaces.
- Hey, Let's Put a Kitchen in the Back Yard
- Record, The; Bergen County, N.J. (4/9/2007)
- Here's what a kitchen means to me: work.You have the beautiful granite countertops, the custom cabinets, the special wine refrigerator. Viking Range started selling stainless steel cabinets and appliance combinations for outdoor kitchens three years ago, and business has doubled every year.
- Interlocking Ideas
- UPSCALE REMODELING MAGAZINE (4/1/2007)
- Effective product-selection management can make remodeling jobs snap together as easily as puzzle pieces.
- Boomers Rule
- REMODELING Magazine (4/1/2007)
- When the pre-boomer generations hit their 60s and retired, they substantially cut remodeling dollars. Will 76 million boomers do the same?
- Bringing the Indoors Outside ; A New Twist on Upscale Life in Burbs
- Record, The; Bergen County, N.J. (4/1/2007)
- Back in the day, suburban outdoor living consisted of sitting around a redwood picnic table on a slab of concrete while Dad flipped burgers on the charcoal-briquette-fired grill and the kids did cannonball dives into the pool.Today, outdoor living can be a re-creation of upscale indoor living, with outdoor sitting rooms, dining rooms, kitchens and bathrooms, hearths, sound systems and dramatic lighting.As Greenwood, Miss.-based Viking Range Corp. puts it, in promoting the company's high-end outdoor kitchen installations, "Forget going out on the town.
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Lennox Hearth Products Launches the Radium and Scandium Catalytic Vent-Free Gas Fireplaces
- ebuild (3/30/2007)
- Lennox Hearth Products (LHP), an innovator among fireplace manufacturers, introduces the Radium and Scandium
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New Portrait-Style Adagio Gas Fireplace Offers a More Natural and Realistic Fire Experience
- ebuild (3/30/2007)
- With a choice of optional facade designs that mimic a picture frame and make the fireplace look like a work of art, the new clean-face Adagio Direct-Vent Gas Fireplace by Lennox Hearth Products allows true, unique customization to coordinate with any style in any room.
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Lennox Hearth Products Introduces the Shoreline Direct-Vent Gas Fireplace Insert
- ebuild (3/30/2007)
- Lennox Hearth Products (LHP) is proud to introduce the newest addition to their line of gas fireplace inserts, the Shoreline. Developed and manufactured by Country Stoves, the Shoreline is the first product released under the Lennox brand as a result of the integration of the two companies. A first of its kind in the LHP gas fireplace insert category, the Shoreline has an exceptionally large glass viewing area while still fitting into the space of an average 36" x 16" x 21" factory-built fireplace.
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