Why Forge & Flame?

With so many stove manufacturers out there, what sets us apart? Like you, we’re passionate about enjoying the benefits of a fire without the fuss. Our trusted brands offer innovative and effective alternative-heating sources that’ll keep your house feeling like a home.

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Our Commitment to Sustainability

Zero-waste foundry. 100% recycled raw material. We’re serious about respecting earth’s limited resources and making high quality stoves as sustainable as possible.

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Federal Tax Credits Available

Now through December 31, 2025, taxpayers who install qualifying wood or pellet stoves can receive a 30% tax credit up to $2,000, based on the full cost (purchase and installation) of the unit.

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Forge & Flame Inspiration

Forge & Flame owners love our products, and love to show them off. Browse a gallery of beautiful installations.

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  • Y'all Vermont Castings

    Y'all Vermont Castings

    During the surging demand sparked by the 1979 oil embargo, Vermont Castings expanded from direct sales to a national dealer network, with the customer service manager taking charge of outreach...

    Y'all Vermont Castings

    During the surging demand sparked by the 1979 oil embargo, Vermont Castings expanded from direct sales to a national dealer network, with the customer service manager taking charge of outreach...

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  • The Cracked Fireback

    The Cracked Fireback

    In 1979, Vermont Castings faced soaring demand but struggled with customer concerns about cracks in their stoves' fireboxes. By focusing on exceeding customer expectations, the company transformed frustration into loyal...

    The Cracked Fireback

    In 1979, Vermont Castings faced soaring demand but struggled with customer concerns about cracks in their stoves' fireboxes. By focusing on exceeding customer expectations, the company transformed frustration into loyal...

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  • Remembering Uncle Duncle

    Remembering Uncle Duncle

    In an era when America forgot how to make things, Vermont Castings stoves were made by bearded, flannel-shirted Vermonters. While manufacturing facilities were proliferating in whatever foreign land had the...

    Remembering Uncle Duncle

    In an era when America forgot how to make things, Vermont Castings stoves were made by bearded, flannel-shirted Vermonters. While manufacturing facilities were proliferating in whatever foreign land had the...

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