In 1977, Kurt Rumens first began selling stoves to supplement his income as a rock musician. Soon, some retailers started suggesting product improvements so he drafted sketches incorporating the best ideas and submitted back to his manufacturer. He quickly received a terse letter telling him to stick to selling and not product development; but recognizing the importance of aesthetics and efficiency in hearth design, he used the feedback as the foundation for his own heart-products company. So in 1979, he created what is now known as Lopi.

The next year, Lopi pioneers the now standardized use of clear ceramic glass and a pre-heated airwash system within wood stoves to keep the fire viewing opening clean. In 1984, Lopi becomes the first U.S. hearth products manufacturer to develop an EPA-certified, non-catalytic wood stove. Today, Lopi is the brand now known for its American classic style of innovation into its high-performance wood, gas and pellet burning stoves, fireplaces and inserts.

Lopi Wood Stoves


Answer
Republic 1250


Republic 1750
Leyden
Endeavor


Liberty

 

Lopi Pellet Stoves


Pioneer

Leyden
Yankee

Lopi Pellet Inserts

Pioneer Bay

Yankee Bay

Lopi Gas Stoves

Sturbridge
Northfield GreenSmart

Berkshire GreenSmart


GreenfieldCast Iron

Lopi Gas Inserts


31 DVI
DVS GSR GreenSmart

33 DVI
DVL GSR GreenSmart

Lopi Gas Fireplaces


21 TRV GreenSmart
Bostonian Diamond-Fyre
Bostonian Space Saver
GreenSmart


Hearthview
864 ST GreenSmart
Hearthview (864 TRV)
GreenSmart
Bostonian HO

Hearthview HO

Lopi Electric Stoves and Inserts

21 E
Bostonian 564
Electric Fireplace/Insert