NWA Fire World · Bentonville, ArkansasHearthStone
Wood & Gas Stoves
Beautiful fires. Comfortable warmth. Explore wood and gas stoves, fireplace inserts, built-in fireplaces, and cookstoves for the way you live.
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Warmth with
lasting character.
With roots in Vermont dating to 1978, HearthStone brings together thoughtful design and carefully chosen materials. Natural soapstone stores heat and releases it gently, while cast iron gives the classic stoves their enduring character.
From traditional hearths to modern HASE designs, there is a HearthStone for a wide range of homes. Start with the look you love, then let our team help you find the right fit.
Wood Stoves
From a compact cabin stove to a generous living-room heater, explore soapstone, cast iron, and contemporary wood stoves with character.
Mansfield
Model 8013Generous soapstone warmth with classic cast iron detail.
Heritage
Model 8024The familiar HearthStone look, with everyday convenience.
Castleton
Model 8031A timeless soapstone stove for comfortable, lasting heat.
Lincoln
Model 8060Classic soapstone character in a compact footprint.
Manchester
Model 8362Traditional cast iron with the comfort of soapstone.
Shelburne
Model 8372Refined cast iron styling for a traditional home.
Craftsbury
Model 8392A smaller traditional stove with plenty of character.
Green Mountain 20
Model 8620A compact stove for cabins and cozy corners.
Green Mountain 40
Model 8640Simple lines and a clear view of the fire.
Green Mountain 60
Model 8660A welcoming wood fire for the main living space.
Green Mountain 80
Model 8681A refreshed silhouette with a broad view of the fire.
Bari
Model 8171A sculptural wood stove for a contemporary room.
Bari Plus
Model 8172Modern design with additional heat storage.
Gas Stoves
Enjoy the presence of a freestanding stove with the convenience of gas. Choose traditional cast iron or a clean, contemporary silhouette.
Waitsfield
A traditional gas stove with views from three sides.
Bristol
Cast iron detail and a generous view of the flames.
Stowe
A compact gas stove with a classic profile.
Champlain
Classic cast iron styling, with gas convenience.
Bari Gas
Model 8181A contemporary cylinder with a warm, inviting fire.
Wood Fireplace Inserts
Bring useful warmth back to your existing fireplace with a wood-burning insert, a soapstone-lined firebox, and an integrated blower.
Clydesdale
Model 8492Traditional fireplace character with TruHybrid technology.
Green Mountain Insert 90
Model 8460A flush insert that blends clean and traditional lines.
Green Mountain Insert 70
Model 8450A clean, flush-face upgrade for your hearth.
Wood Zero-Clearance Fireplaces
For a new home or a renovation, these built-in wood fireplaces create a lasting focal point with the warmth and atmosphere of a real wood fire.
Wood Cookstoves
Bring cooking, baking, and room heat together in a wood-fired range that makes the kitchen feel like the heart of your home.
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Browse HearthStone’s catalog for product photography, finish choices, and additional model information.
Find the right HearthStone
for your home.
Bring us your ideas, room dimensions, and a few photos. Our Bentonville team will help you explore the models, finishes, and options for your space.
1208 S Walton Blvd, Bentonville, ARMon–Thu 10–5 · Fri 10–4 · Sat 10–1
Frequently Asked Questions
Why choose a soapstone stove?
Soapstone absorbs heat from the fire and releases it gradually. That helps soften temperature swings and brings a steady, comfortable warmth to the room. Materials vary across the HearthStone lineup, so compare the individual models.
Should I choose wood or gas?
Wood offers the experience of building and tending a real log fire. Gas offers convenient heat with simpler daily operation. The right choice depends on your home, fuel access, and the way you want to use your stove.
What is the difference between an insert and a built-in fireplace?
An insert is designed to fit a compatible existing fireplace. A zero-clearance fireplace is a complete built-in appliance for a framed installation. The fireplace, chimney, and installation requirements need to be reviewed for your project.
Which stove size is right for my home?
Room layout, insulation, ceiling height, and heating goals all matter. Contact our team with your room dimensions and a few photos so we can help you narrow the choices.
Can I see HearthStone at the showroom?
Visit NWA Fire World at 1208 S Walton Blvd in Bentonville. Call ahead if you would like to see a particular model so we can confirm what is on display.