Come see for yourself why homeowners across the Southern Tier of New York and the Northern Tier of Pennsylvania have made Tall Pines Farm their place to visit for anything that has to do with the hearth.

  What you will notice on your first visit is the large assortment of gas, wood, coal, and pellet stoves and fireplace inserts from the hearth industry's most respected manufacturers.

  Come in and feel the warmth from our burning display stoves. Tall Pines Farm is easy to find in the countryside. The drive is well worth the effort.

Huge Savings On Stoves & Fireplaces!

The region's largest in-stock selection of
   •Gas
   •Wood
   •Pellet
   •Coal
heating appliances.

We have hundreds of models
to choose from with over 50 working displays.

We have prices to fit all budgets and factory direct pricing for all major brands of
  •Gas Logs
  •Gas Fireplaces
  •Gas Stoves
  •Cook Stoves
  •Furnaces
  •Boilers
and a complete line of tools and accessories.

HearthStone's April & May 2008 Fuel Saver Promotion

Buying a hearthStone Stove is a smart and economical investment. To reward your decision, Hearthstone and your dealer are giving you $200 off the price of any HearthStone Stove to use towards your first fuel bill. So, Go buy some wood or gas on us and FUEL your burning desire!

Stoves
A stove is a freestanding heating appliance that usually must be placed on a non-combustable surface such as a hearthpad or masonry floor. Manufacturer's instructions determine how close a stove may be placed to combustable surfaces, such as adjacent walls, mantels and furniture.

Fireplaces
Fireplaces are normally flush-to-the wall units that can be finished with surrounds or mantels. Factory-built fireplaces are designed more for ambiance and decorative purposes rather than heating. High-tech fireplaces provide much greater efficiencies and ducted fireplaces allow heat to be routed to additional rooms.

Fireplace Inserts
A fireplace insert is basically a stove without legs that is placed either in a masonry or a factory-built fireplace. An insert will dramatically increase the efficiency of your fireplace.

Btu Input:
BTU Input: When considering a gas hearth appliance, the BTU input figure indicates the maximum amount of fuel a heater uses in one hour. Dividing its output by its input tells you how efficiently a given unit uses its fuel.

Please Wait. Movie Loading...

Problems seeing this movie?
Click here to install QuickTime.

Gas
Convenience is the primary atribute of gas hearth appliances - just push a button on the unit or your remote control. Gas burns cleanly, and is a North American fuel. The realism of the fire has progressed dramatically over the past five years. Units with standing pilots function without electricity.

Wood
For a natural and beautiful fire, nothing beats wood. If you own a wood lot, then heating your home will be very inexpensive. If you must purchase wood, in most areas it is still very cost competitve with other fuels. Plus, wood is a renewable resource, and it functions without electricity.

learn more ->

learn more ->

Coal
We're talking about anthracite, not bituminous, which means clean, not dirty. If you're looking for a great amount of heat output, coal may be your answer. These units function without electricty.

Pellet
Pellets are made from recycled wood waste, burn so cleanly that EPA approval is not neccessary. Pellets are fed automaticly into a burn chamber via an auger system.

learn more ->

learn more ->

Steady State Efficiency:
This efficiency data for gas appliances represents a unit's efficiency during operation, or how well it transforms fuel to warmth in your home

Heating capacity:
With all hearth appliances. Heating capacity gives you some idea of how many square feet of warmth you can expect.

Burn Time:
This rating indicates how long a wood or pellet-fueled appliance will heat your home on one fuel load. This is important information if you're in the market for overnight burns or extended warmth while you're away.