 
The Elm stove is one of the finest woodstoves ever manufactured.
A blend of sculptural elegance and innovative design, The Elm wood stove was handmade in the mountains of Vermont from 1976-1989. There are people who are still using Elm stoves I built 35 years ago.
This website is the most comprehensive online resource for The Elm wood stove. You'll find original equipment parts from the genuine Elm wood stove foundry patterns.
Please visit the new Blog page to learn about the latest work being done to preserve this line of amazing heaters.
We give technical information and helpful advice for Elm stove owners. Elm Wood Stoves are available in several sizes and two body styles. Vermont Iron Stove has made these favorites since 1975.
Customers all across America consult us and purchase parts to rebuild them and keep them as trusted wood heaters in homes, camps, and workshops of every description. See several TESTIMONIALS on the "About" page. The latest Elm stoves have kept the classic beauty of the older models, and have incorporated the latest secondary burn technology to give their owners more heat from less wood. Take a few minutes to view these photos of three stoves as well as our classic park benches. The 18" Clean Air Elm is pictured with polished cast aluminum warming shelves as well as nickel plated Elm tree, ash apron and door handle for a striking high contrast visual combination. Another handsome combination is the Metallic Grey Wildfire Elm with the large square griddle which gets up to 700 degrees F for cooking all sorts of dishes. It is also available with larger warming shelves as well as nickel trim accents. Order yours in a classic Satin Black high temp stove paint to go with any of your decorating schemes, with or without nickel stove parts. Features such as long stove legs and the 14" loading door make this an easy stove to load and operate for young and old alike. The simple air intake and the generous viewing window allow you additional ease of operation and the romantic view of the active flames with greater heat output and efficiency than you could get from any open fireplace.
See a complete gallery of Elm stove photos at: http://benchman.smugmug.com/gallery/8441935_7ZeEF#554797827_5ndCF
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Elm Wood Stove
Email Steve at bench70@comcast.net or call 802 229 5661 during East coast business hours for more details. If you can not get through on the land line, call 802 272 9970 cell.
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