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to Florida. Twenty dealerships have already been established with a projected 200 by next heating season. Jon says local area sales also are booming.
More than a dozen Lakewood stoves have been sold on the premises in the past two months. Jon plans, however, to get out of sales, and to start manufacturing the Lakewood stove on the Flint Hill premises. He projects employing 30 persons, including welders, warehouse workers, shipping clerks, sales representatives and a secretary.
The Lakewood Stove is a relatively new name in the competitive market for woodburning stoves, yet it is well established in Canada, one of the coldest regions on the continent, where it has been tested with superior rating.
One of the models, the “Lakewood Cottager’’ received the highest consumer report rating in Canada for the third heating season.
Jon will tell you that in addition to utilizing all of the most common techniques of most woodburning stoves on the US market, the Lakewood was one of the first to combine all of the current manufacturing techniques: the baffeling, the pre-heated, secondary air, the heat exchanger. as well as the airtightness.
He explains that, unlike most stoves, the Lakewood utilizes a one-piece construction process for the stove
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