In 1979, Dane Harman, designed and built a stove to heat his home. It heated so well that his neighbors asked him to build one for them too. Dane agreed, and was soon so overcome with an abundance of orders, that within a short time, he outgrew the garage and decided to build what is now known as the Harman Stove Company. With over 40 stove models, several patents, and continuous operation for over twenty five years, Harman is an undisputed leader of stove manufacturing. Harman manufactures wood, coal, pellet, gas stoves, gas fireplaces, boilers, stokers, furnaces, and the Harman Iron line of cast iron stoves. The Company has progressed from heating a few homes in central Pennsylvania to heating tens of thousands of homes and businesses across America, Canada, Western Europe and the British Isles. Dane Harman is unrelentingly devoted to making the most dependable and durable stoves on the market. That was his goal 25 years ago, the same as it is today, and the same as it assuredly will be tomorrow.

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All Harman Stoves are made in Amercia

Get up to a $300.00 tax credit on qualifying Harman hearth products.

Harman PB105 Pellet Boiler

The Champion of Pellet Heating

The Harman PB105 Pellet Boiler has auto ignition, automatic temperature control, and Harman’s patented pellet pro feeder and burn pot. Designed for easy access to the burn pot, the entire hopper component swings open for performing maintenance and cleaning.

The PB105 Pellet Boiler packs 0 to 105,000 BTU and has a 205 lb. hopper capacity and an extra large ash pan.

Harman PF100 Hot Air Pellet Furnace

Takes Pellet Fuel Heating to Its Optimum Level

The Harman PF100 Hot Air Pellet Furnace takes pellet fuel heating to its optimum level, operating automatically to give you warm, comfortable temperatures throughout your home. Simply fill the hopper with pellets and set the temperature dial on the wall mounted control to the desired setting.

The PF100 will do the rest. If heat is required, the fire will automatically light and burn at the proper rate to produce just the right amount of heat. If heating demand is reduced, the Harman PF100 will reduce the fire. If no heat is required, the fire will go out and light again automatically if more heat is needed.