Colville, Washington · Since 1979
Quadra-Fire
In the late 1970s, two young men started welding stoves by hand in a barn in the Aladdin Valley, outside Colville, Washington. Within a decade, their stove was burning its smoke four times over, and by the mid-1990s Quadra-Fire had the cleanest-burning non-catalytic stove line on the EPA's list.[2]
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Forge & Flame Millennium 3100 Wood Stove
| Founded | 1978–79, as Aladdin Steel Products[21][13] |
|---|---|
| Founders | Alan Trusler and Dan Henry |
| Hometown | Aladdin Valley, then Colville, Washington |
| Known For | Quad-Burn non-catalytic combustion and automatic pellet stoves |
| Signature Models | 3100 wood stove, Classic Bay 1200, Santa Fe, 4300 |
| Owner | Hearth & Home Technologies (HNI) since 1998[11] |
| Sold Today As | Forge & Flame, “featuring Quadra-Fire Technology” |
| Manufacturer's Site | forgenflame.com/pages/quadra-fire ↗ |
On This Page
- How Did Quadra-Fire Start?
- What Is Quad-Burn, and Why Did It Matter?
- How Big Did Quadra-Fire Get?
- Who Owns Quadra-Fire?
- Is Quadra-Fire Still Made? Quadra-Fire and Forge & Flame
- Who Founded Quadra-Fire?
- Can I Still Get Parts for an Older Quadra-Fire?
- Quadra-Fire Timeline
- Forge & Flame Models With Quadra-Fire Engineering
- Past Quadra-Fire Models: Manuals and Brochures
- Frequently Asked Questions
How Did Quadra-Fire Start?
Neither founder came to Colville to start a company. In 1975, Alan Trusler, a 19-year-old from Van Nuys, California, put off college to join a small Christian community at Cedar Creek, about 40 miles north of Colville. The community sat on land owned by Dan and LaDonna Henry. In 1978, Alan married Esther Henry, a niece of Dan's, and the next year he built a family home in the Aladdin Valley with a large shop beside it.[21]
That shop is where Alan and Dan Henry Jr. started building stoves. They called the business Aladdin Steel Products, and the first stoves went out as hand-built Aladdin Valley Stoves.[3] It was a welding shop and a steel shop first, and the stoves came out of the same hands that did the welding. In 1987, Alan moved the business and his family into the town of Colville.[21]
What Is Quad-Burn, and Why Did It Matter?
In the mid-1980s, state rules and then the EPA started limiting how much smoke a wood stove could put out.[1][10] Most manufacturers reached for a catalytic combustor, a honeycomb that burns smoke at a lower temperature but wears out and needs replacing. Aladdin went the other way. Dan Henry, an engineer by trade, spent nearly two years developing a stove that burned clean without a catalyst, because a catalyst's performance fades over time and the homeowner pays for it.[1]
The result was Quad-Burn, introduced in 1986.[4] It burns the fire in four zones:[2]
- The primary zone is where the wood burns.
- In the secondary zone, preheated air sweeps down the glass and meets the gases at the top front of the firebox, where you see the hovering blue and violet flames.
- In the tertiary zone, air is heated in the side and rear walls and injected under the baffle through stainless steel manifolds.
- In the quaternary zone, the baffle and ceramic blanket above the firebox burn what's left before it reaches the chimney.
The four zones gave the company its brand name.[5] Henry and G. Michael Hoteling filed the first patent in July 1987, and it was granted in August 1988, the same year the EPA's first national wood-stove standard took effect.[8][10] Aladdin's stoves tested around 2.1 grams of smoke an hour when the federal limit for non-catalytic stoves was 7.5.[1]
“…it was in the homeowner's best interest to provide clean-burning non-catalytic stoves rather than catalytic units that degrade in performance over time.”
Aladdin Steel Products, company history, 1997[1]
How Big Did Quadra-Fire Get?
Fast. Sales went from $180,000 in 1985 to $8.4 million in 1991, and about $17 million by 1997.[1] In 1990 came the stove that carried the brand for the next three decades, the 3100, which became the best-selling EPA-certified non-catalytic stove of its time.[1][17] The same year, Quadra-Fire launched what it called the industry's first fully automatic, self-lighting pellet stoves.[4] By 2004, the company could say every pellet stove it had ever built was fully automatic.[5]
In 1993, it put porcelain enamel on gas stoves, breaking what the company called the “any color as long as it's black” mold.[4] The awards followed. The 7100 wood fireplace was named Best New Hearth Product at the 2003 Vesta Awards,[4] and in 2006 the Mt. Vernon AE pellet insert won Best in Show, while the QFP44 won Best Gas Fireplace.[7][6]
Who Owns Quadra-Fire?
On February 20, 1998, HON Industries, the Iowa office-furniture company now called HNI Corporation, bought Aladdin's assets for about $10.2 million.[11] Aladdin Hearth Products became the third business in HON's hearth group, alongside Heatilator and Heat-N-Glo,[11] and Alan Trusler stayed on as president.[12] That group is now Hearth & Home Technologies, which still owns Quadra-Fire.
HON kept the business in Colville and financed a new plant: 122,000 square feet on 17 acres, announced in 1999[13] and opened in 2000.[4] In January 2007, a housing slump forced a month-long shutdown that furloughed all 380 of its employees.[14] In February 2017, HNI decided to close Colville manufacturing[15] and moved production to its plant in Halifax, Pennsylvania. About 100 manufacturing jobs went with it, and Quadra-Fire's engineering and technical team stayed in Colville.[16]
Is Quadra-Fire Still Made? Quadra-Fire and Forge & Flame
Yes. In August 2023, Hearth & Home Technologies brought its three stove brands, Quadra-Fire, Harman, and Vermont Castings, under one name: Forge & Flame.[19] Quadra-Fire models are sold as Forge & Flame stoves “featuring Quadra-Fire Technology,” and quadrafire.com now forwards to the Forge & Flame website.[20]
The model names you know are still there: Discovery, Millennium, Step Top, Classic Bay 1200, Santa Fe, Trekker, Outfitter, and Expedition II.[20] If you're searching for a new Quadra-Fire, you're looking for a Forge & Flame stove with one of those names. The models below are the current lineup.
Who Founded Quadra-Fire?
Alan was the builder of the business. He ran Aladdin Steel Products and, after the sale, Aladdin Hearth Products, and he kept the company in Colville. He loved the hearth industry and the people in it.[21] Alan Trusler died on October 8, 2025, at his home in Spokane, at 70, and he's buried in Colville.[21] At the 2026 HPBA Expo in New Orleans, Harman's Karen Harman Smeltz paid tribute to him in front of the industry he helped build.[22]
Dan was the engineer. His name is on every Aladdin patent, from the 1987 wood stove to gas and air-control designs he was still filing for HON in 2004.[8][9] In 2013, he was still making the case for pellet heat in northeast Washington.[23]
Can I Still Get Parts for an Older Quadra-Fire?
In most cases, yes. Hearth & Home Technologies still supports Quadra-Fire, and Forge & Flame dealers order parts by model and serial number. Find the rating label on your stove (your owner's manual shows where it is) and take a photo of it before you call. Gaskets, glass, firebrick, baffles, and pellet igniters are the parts people replace most. If your stove is from the 1980s or early 1990s, some parts may be gone, and a good dealer will tell you honestly whether a repair or a new stove makes more sense.
Quadra-Fire Timeline
- 1975 Alan Trusler joins the Cedar Creek community north of Colville, on Dan and LaDonna Henry's land.[21]
- 1979 Alan Trusler and Dan Henry Jr. start Aladdin Steel Products in Alan's shop in the Aladdin Valley (some accounts say 1978).[21][13]
- 1985 Sales reach $180,000.[1]
- 1986 The Quad-Burn non-catalytic system is introduced.[4]
- 1987 The business moves into Colville. The first wood-stove patent is filed.[21][8]
- 1988 The patent is granted, and the EPA's first national wood-stove standard takes effect.[8][10]
- 1990 The 3100 wood stove and the first fully automatic, self-lighting Quadra-Fire pellet stoves.[4][17]
- 1993 Porcelain-enamel gas stoves.[4]
- 1997 Sales reach about $17 million.[1]
- 1998 HON Industries (now HNI) buys Aladdin's assets. It becomes Aladdin Hearth Products.[11][12]
- 2000 A new 122,000-square-foot plant opens in Colville.[13][4]
- 2003 The 7100 fireplace wins Best New Hearth Product at the Vesta Awards.[4]
- 2006 The Mt. Vernon AE pellet insert wins Vesta Best in Show.[7]
- 2015 The 3100 turns 25. The Adventure series becomes the first wood stove with a programmable wall thermostat.[17][18]
- 2017 Colville manufacturing closes. Production moves to Halifax, Pennsylvania; engineering stays in Colville.[15][16]
- 2023 Quadra-Fire joins Harman and Vermont Castings under the Forge & Flame name.[19]
- 2025 Alan Trusler dies in Spokane, at 70.[21]
Forge & Flame Models With Quadra-Fire Engineering
Since 2023, Quadra-Fire stoves have been sold under the Forge & Flame name. These are the current models that carry Quadra-Fire's engineering, grouped by fuel and type. Not every dealer carries every model, so enter your zip and we'll show you what's available near you.
Wood Stoves (8)
Discovery IIIForge & Flame · Wood Stove
Heating Capacity: 1,550–3,100 sq ft
Discovery IIForge & Flame · Wood Stove
Heating Capacity: 1,300–2,550 sq ft
Discovery IForge & Flame · Wood Stove
Heating Capacity: 1,100–2,200 sq ft
Step Top 5700Forge & Flame · Wood Stove
Heating Capacity: 1,800–3,600 sq ft
Step Top 4300Forge & Flame · Wood Stove
Heating Capacity: 1,550–3,100 sq ft
Millennium 4300Forge & Flame · Wood Stove
Heating Capacity: 1,550–3,100 sq ft
Millennium 3100Forge & Flame · Wood Stove
Heating Capacity: 1,300–2,550 sq ft
Millennium 2100Forge & Flame · Wood Stove
Heating Capacity: 1,100–2,200 sq ft
Pellet Stoves (5)
Outfitter IIForge & Flame · Pellet Stove
Heating Capacity: 1,300–2,300 sq ft
Outfitter IForge & Flame · Pellet Stove
Heating Capacity: 700–1,400 sq ft
TrekkerForge & Flame · Pellet Stove
Heating Capacity: 1,300–2,550 sq ft
Santa FeForge & Flame · Pellet Stove
Heating Capacity: 750–1,550 sq ft
Classic Bay 1200Forge & Flame · Pellet Stove
Heating Capacity: 1,050–2,050 sq ft
Pellet Inserts (3)
Trekker InsertForge & Flame · Pellet Insert
Heating Capacity: 1,300–2,550 sq ft
Santa Fe InsertForge & Flame · Pellet Insert
Heating Capacity: 750–1,550 sq ft
Classic Bay 1200 InsertForge & Flame · Pellet Insert
Heating Capacity: 1,200–2,450 sq ft
Wood Inserts (1)
Expedition IIForge & Flame · Wood Insert
Past Quadra-Fire Models: Manuals and Brochures
Have an older Quadra-Fire? These are the discontinued models we found a manual or brochure for, 79 in all. Each one links to its documents, and the full past-models page has what each model was, its specs, and what replaced it.
| Model | Fuel and Type | Years | Documents |
|---|---|---|---|
| Quadra-Fire 1800 Wood Stove | Wood Stove | Before 1998 (Aladdin Steel Products era) | 1 document |
| Quadra-Fire 1900 Wood Stove | Wood Stove | About 1999–2011 | 2 documents |
| Quadra-Fire 2100 Millennium ACT | Wood Stove | 2002–2007 | 3 documents |
| Quadra-Fire 2100 Wood Stove (Original, pre-ACT) | Wood Stove | Early 1990s–1994 | 2 documents |
| Quadra-Fire 2100i Wood Insert | Wood Insert | 1990s (manual dated 1999) | 1 document |
| Quadra-Fire 2700i Wood Insert | Wood Insert | About 2003–2020 | 5 documents |
| Quadra-Fire 3100 Millennium ACT / 3100 Step Top ACT | Wood Stove | 2001–2006 | 3 documents |
| Quadra-Fire 3100 Step Top ACC | Wood Stove | 2006–2016 | 2 documents |
| Quadra-Fire 3100 Wood Stove (Original, pre-ACT) | Wood Stove | About 1990–2001 | 3 documents |
| Quadra-Fire 3100i Wood Insert | Wood Insert | 1990s–2020 | 6 documents |
| Quadra-Fire 4100 Wood Stove | Wood Stove | 1 document | |
| Quadra-Fire 4100i Wood Insert | Wood Insert | 2002–2020 | 6 documents |
| Quadra-Fire 4300 Millennium ACT / 4300 Step Top ACT | Wood Stove | 2002–2007 | 2 documents |
| Quadra-Fire 4300 Wood Stove (Original, pre-ACT) | Wood Stove | 1990s–2002 | 1 document |
| Quadra-Fire 5100i Wood Insert | Wood Insert | 1990s–about 2020 | 5 documents |
| Quadra-Fire 5700 Step Top ACT | Wood Stove | 2002–2009 | 3 documents |
| Quadra-Fire 7100 Wood Fireplace | Wood Fireplace | 2003–2019 | 6 documents |
| Quadra-Fire Adventure II Wood Stove | Wood Stove | 2015–2019 | 4 documents |
| Quadra-Fire Adventure III Wood Stove | Wood Stove | 2015–2019 | 4 documents |
| Quadra-Fire Bodega Bay Wood Insert | Wood Insert | 2004–2008 | 2 documents |
| Quadra-Fire Cumberland Gap Wood Stove | Wood Stove | 2004–2014 | 3 documents |
| Quadra-Fire Explorer I Wood Stove | Wood Stove | 2015–2019 | 3 documents |
| Quadra-Fire Explorer II Wood Stove | Wood Stove | 2014–2019 | 3 documents |
| Quadra-Fire Explorer III Wood Stove | Wood Stove | 2015–2019 | 4 documents |
| Quadra-Fire Pioneer II Wood Fireplace | Wood Fireplace | 2019–2024 | 4 documents |
| Quadra-Fire Pioneer III Wood Fireplace | Wood Fireplace | About 2021 (approximate, from brochure date) | 1 document |
| Quadra-Fire Voyageur Grand Wood Insert | Wood Insert | Late 2010s (approximate, from manual dates) | 2 documents |
| Quadra-Fire Voyageur Wood Insert | Wood Insert | 2010–2020 | 3 documents |
| Quadra-Fire Yosemite Wood Stove | Wood Stove | 2003–2016 | 3 documents |
| Quadra-Fire 800 Nova Pellet Stove | Pellet Stove | 1996–2000 | 2 documents |
| Quadra-Fire 1000 Pellet Stove | Pellet Stove | 1990s | 2 documents |
| Quadra-Fire 1100i Pellet Insert | Pellet Insert | 1990s–1999 | 2 documents |
| Quadra-Fire CAB50 Pellet Stove | Pellet Stove | 2019–2022 | 4 documents |
| Quadra-Fire Castile Pellet Insert | Pellet Insert | 2002–early 2020s (approximate) | 5 documents |
| Quadra-Fire Castile Pellet Stove | Pellet Stove | 2003–early 2020s (approximate) | 7 documents |
| Quadra-Fire Classic Bay 1200 Pellet Stove (Original, 1997–2009) | Pellet Stove | 1997–2009 | 4 documents |
| Quadra-Fire Classic Bay 1200i Pellet Insert (Original, 1999–2009) | Pellet Insert | 1999–2009 | 4 documents |
| Quadra-Fire Contour Pellet Stove | Pellet Stove | Early 2000s (manual dated 2002) | 1 document |
| Quadra-Fire Edge 60 Pellet Fireplace | Pellet Fireplace | About 2009–2012 (approximate, from document dates) | 2 documents |
| Quadra-Fire Mt. Vernon AE Pellet Insert | Pellet Insert | 2006–2019 | 3 documents |
| Quadra-Fire Mt. Vernon AE Pellet Stove | Pellet Stove | 2006–2019 | 4 documents |
| Quadra-Fire Mt. Vernon E2 Pellet Insert | Pellet Insert | 2014–2018 | 3 documents |
| Quadra-Fire Mt. Vernon E2 Pellet Stove | Pellet Stove | 2014–2018 | 3 documents |
| Quadra-Fire Mt. Vernon Pellet Stove (Original) | Pellet Stove | 2003–2006 | 4 documents |
| Quadra-Fire PS35 Pellet Stove | Pellet Stove | About 2010–2022 | 6 documents |
| Quadra-Fire Santa Fe Pellet Insert (Original, 2005–2009) | Pellet Insert | 2005–2009 | 3 documents |
| Quadra-Fire Santa Fe Pellet Stove (Original, 2003–2009) | Pellet Stove | 2003–2009 | 4 documents |
| Quadra-Fire Castile Gas Stove | Gas Stove | From 2005 | 2 documents |
| Quadra-Fire Columbia Bay Gas Insert | Gas Insert | 2003–2013 | 4 documents |
| Quadra-Fire Columbia Bay Gas Stove | Gas Stove | About 2001–2006 | 4 documents |
| Quadra-Fire DV40 Step Top Gas Stove | Gas Stove | About 1999–2000 (approximate, from site and manual dates) | 1 document |
| Quadra-Fire DV44 Gas Stove | Gas Stove | 1990s | 1 document |
| Quadra-Fire DV400S Gas Stove | Gas Stove | About 2000–2003 (approximate, from manual dates) | 1 document |
| Quadra-Fire DVI-32 Gas Insert | Gas Insert | About 2000 (manual date) | 1 document |
| Quadra-Fire Excursion Gas Stove (I, II, and III) | Gas Stove | From 2019 | 4 documents |
| Quadra-Fire Expression Gas Fireplace (QV36A-FB) | Gas Fireplace | 2004–2012 | 3 documents |
| Quadra-Fire Fogata Grande Outdoor Gas Fire | Gas Outdoor Fire Feature | Mid-2000s (manual dated 2004–2006) | 1 document |
| Quadra-Fire Garnet Gas Stove | Gas Stove | 2001–about 2018 (approximate) | 8 documents |
| Quadra-Fire Grand Bay 40 Direct Vent Gas Stove | Gas Stove | About 2000 (manual date) | 1 document |
| Quadra-Fire Grand Bay 40 Gas Stove | Gas Stove | 1990s–about 2002 (approximate) | 1 document |
| Quadra-Fire Grand Bay 40i Gas Insert | Gas Insert | 1995–2003 | 3 documents |
| Quadra-Fire Hudson Bay Gas Insert | Gas Insert | 2003–2015 | 4 documents |
| Quadra-Fire Hudson Bay Gas Stove | Gas Stove | 2003–2022 | 4 documents |
| Quadra-Fire QFI30 / QFI35 Gas Insert | Gas Insert | 2010–about 2018 (approximate) | 4 documents |
| Quadra-Fire QFI30FB / QFI35FB Gas Insert | Gas Insert | 2010–about 2022 (approximate) | 5 documents |
| Quadra-Fire QFP30 Remington Gas Fireplace | Gas Fireplace | About 2001–2004 | 3 documents |
| Quadra-Fire QFP38 Gas Fireplace | Gas Fireplace | 2009–2012 | 2 documents |
| Quadra-Fire QFP40 Remington Gas Fireplace | Gas Fireplace | 1999–2004 | 3 documents |
| Quadra-Fire QFP44 Gas Fireplace | Gas Fireplace | 2006–2012 | 2 documents |
| Quadra-Fire QV32 / QV36 Village Collection Gas Fireplaces | Gas Fireplace | About 1997–2012 (approximate, from manual dates) | 6 documents |
| Quadra-Fire QV36D Deep Gas Fireplace | Gas Fireplace | About 2002–2009 (approximate, from manual and parts-list dates) | 6 documents |
| Quadra-Fire QV-ST / QV-Pier Gas Fireplace | Gas Fireplace | Early 2000s (approximate) | 3 documents |
| Quadra-Fire QVI25 Gas Insert | Gas Insert | About 1997–2004 (approximate) | 5 documents |
| Quadra-Fire QVI30 / QVI35 Gas Insert | Gas Insert | About 1997–2007 (approximate) | 7 documents |
| Quadra-Fire Sapphire Gas Stove | Gas Stove | 2002–about 2019 (approximate) | 6 documents |
| Quadra-Fire Topaz Gas Stove | Gas Stove | 2002–about 2019 (approximate) | 6 documents |
| Quadra-Fire Garnet-e Electric Stove | Electric Stove | About 2003–2005 | 3 documents |
| Quadra-Fire QV26E Electric Fireplace | Electric Fireplace | 2004–2005 | 4 documents |
| Quadra-Fire QV32E Electric Fireplace | Electric Fireplace | 2003–2005 | 4 documents |
Frequently Asked Questions
Who founded Quadra-Fire?
Alan Trusler and Dan Henry Jr. started the company as Aladdin Steel Products in the Aladdin Valley near Colville, Washington, in 1978–79. Dan Henry developed the Quad-Burn system, and Alan Trusler ran the company.
Is Quadra-Fire still in business?
Yes. Quadra-Fire is owned by Hearth & Home Technologies, and since August 2023 its stoves have been sold under the Forge & Flame name as models featuring Quadra-Fire Technology. Most of the classic model names, like Discovery, Millennium, Classic Bay 1200, and Santa Fe, are still in the lineup.
Who owns Quadra-Fire?
Hearth & Home Technologies, part of HNI Corporation. HON Industries, HNI's former name, bought the company in February 1998.
Where are Quadra-Fire stoves made?
Quadra-Fire stoves were built in Colville, Washington, until 2017, when production moved to Hearth & Home Technologies' plant in Halifax, Pennsylvania. Quadra-Fire's engineering team stayed in Colville.
Is it Quadrafire or Quadra-Fire?
The company has always written it Quadra-Fire, with a hyphen. Most people search for Quadrafire, and the website has always been quadrafire.com, which now forwards to Forge & Flame.
What's the difference between Quadra-Fire and Forge & Flame?
Forge & Flame is the brand Hearth & Home Technologies created in 2023 for its stoves. Quadra-Fire's models and engineering carry on inside it, so a Forge & Flame Discovery III is the Quadra-Fire Discovery III under the new name.
What does Quad-Burn mean?
It's Quadra-Fire's original non-catalytic combustion system. The fire and its smoke burn in four zones in the firebox, primary, secondary, tertiary, and quaternary, so most of the smoke burns before it reaches the chimney, with no catalyst to replace.
Do Quadra-Fire wood stoves have a catalytic combustor?
Quadra-Fire built its name on non-catalytic stoves, and the classic lineup burns clean without a catalyst. Today's EPA rules have pushed some stoves across the industry toward hybrid designs, so check the spec sheet of the exact model you're looking at.
What is the most famous Quadra-Fire stove?
The 3100. It launched in 1990, became the best-selling EPA-certified non-catalytic stove of its time, and got a 25th-anniversary limited edition in 2015. The Classic Bay 1200 is the best-known Quadra-Fire pellet stove.
Can I still get parts for my old Quadra-Fire?
Usually, yes. Forge & Flame dealers order Quadra-Fire parts by model and serial number, so photograph the label on your stove before you call. Some parts for stoves from the 1980s may no longer be made.
Where can I buy a Quadra-Fire stove?
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The Forge & Flame Family
53 models →HarmanHalifax, Pennsylvania · Since 1979
15 models →Vermont CastingsRandolph, Vermont · Since 1975
12 models →PelProValue pellet stoves · Part of HHT since 2012
5 models →WoodProValue wood stoves · Hearth & Home Technologies
3 models →
Sources
- Aladdin Steel Products, Company History (1997, archived)
- Aladdin Steel Products, Quad-Burn cutaway and EPA ranking note (1997, archived)
- Aladdin Hearth Products, History (2001, archived)
- Quadra-Fire, Our History (2004, archived)
- Quadra-Fire, Innovation (2004, archived)
- Quadra-Fire, Our History (2014, archived)
- Quadra-Fire: 2006 Vesta Awards press release (archived)
- U.S. Patent 4,766,876, Wood Stove (Henry and Hoteling, filed 1987, granted 1988)
- Dan Henry patent filing for HON Technology (2004)
- Resilience: After 20 Years, US EPA Revisits Wood Stove Program (1988 standard and limits)
- HON Industries 10-K for 2000, filed with the SEC (Aladdin acquired February 20, 1998, for $10.2 million)
- Spokane Journal of Business: HON Unit Buys Assets of Colville Stove Maker (1998)
- Spokesman-Review: Stove Plant in Colville to Add Jobs (1999)
- Spokesman-Review: Housing Slump Hits Home in Colville (2007)
- HNI 8-K: Colville Facility Closure, filed with the SEC (2017)
- Chewelah Independent: Large Pellet, Wood Stove Manufacturer to Close (2017)
- Quadra-Fire: 3100 Limited Edition press release (2014, archived)
- Quadra-Fire: Adventure series press release (2015, archived)
- HPBA: HHT Announces Forge & Flame (2023)
- Forge & Flame: Quadra-Fire
- Danekas Funeral Chapel: Alan Trusler obituary (1955–2025)
- Fire Time Podcast, Episode 340: Live From the 2026 HPBExpo
- Chewelah Independent: Dan Henry Makes Case for Wood Pellet Heating (2013)
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