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By THERESA RM >OLI)S
Ra|>|Nihann<K'k Vh« Staff 1 ritrr Lakewood Stoves in Flint Hill has a model on display with a flue pipe that looks like a small snake that swallowed a large rabbit. The section of flue closest to the stove has been altered to provide room for a catalytic convertor that its manufacturer and engineer consider a breakthrough in woodburning technology.
Actually, the manufacturer and engineer are the same person, Jon Lee of Flint Hill. He is also president and production manager for the damper company as well as president of Lakewood Atlantinc. Inc. of Flint Hill, manufacturer and distributor of Lakewood woodstoves.
Lee said that the idea for the catalytic damper comes from the success of Lakewood stoves, which have the catalytic combustor built in. "We've been putting the combustor in our stoves for two years," he said. “But a
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