Has anyone out there heard of or seen a northern exposure woodstove? It looks like a grandpa bear, grandma bear or timberline double door stove? It's at least 40 yrs old.
Northern Comfort woodstove
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There are lots of old shops that were forced to close with EPA regulations. It might have been a local shop.
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Jan Pijpelink
Minister of Fire
Sorry I had the name wrong, so Jan can you provide any info on that company? The woodstove I am asking about has been in my Aunts basement since the 80s.
Jan Pijpelink
Minister of Fire
type northern comfort in the search field on the top right of the forum page. It took me here: https://www.hearth.com/talk/search/124104013/?q=northern+comfort&o=date&c[node]=19
Northern Exposure had me up in Alaska with that quirky, fun show. I changed the title to Northern Comfort.
hahaha, northern exposure, I remember that show too, that's probably why I messed up the name of the stove, when I think alsaka I think cold and for i think stove. Anyway I am a fisher,all nighter and timberline lover and I just recently picked up a small single door timberline
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Just another Fisher copy. It will be pretty much the same as a comfortable Fisher. Durable and able to crank out tons of BTUs but not efficient or clean burning at all
Yes it looks like a fisher door on a timberline body. Sides are wavy from over fire but will make a great deer camp All night burner. Beats the tiny very leaky boxwood woodstove we have up there, that one had to be filled every 2 to 3 hrs. No joke I haven't gotten much sleep during deer season because of that woodstove.
Yes, almost anything is better and safer as long as the flue and clearance requirements are honored.
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