WenbergAlmond - 2007
Veneer by Berrens Contracting.
Janssen
Stevens Point - 2006
Naturally tinted earth plaster veneer.
Gimme Shelter headquarters - 2006
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Smith
Marengo - 2006
Veneer by Owners.
Mead
Wildlife Center Milladore-2005Veneer by McGivern Masonry of Hatley, WI. Click here for more info on the state-owned Center which incorporates renewable technologies.
Fajfer
Wild Rose - 2005
Veneer by GSC.
AndersonCuster - 2004
Veneer by GSC and owners.
LutzScandinavia - 2005
Veneer by Jeff Berrens of Waupaca.
Kadow
Oconomowoc-2004
HeilmanPaoli - 2002
HaneyCuster - 2005
Veneer by Check Masonry.
BrandtCrivitz - 2003
Skell/Demers
Marquette, MI - 2004
Veneer work by Lindsey Demers.
Wilson
Wild Rose - 1999
Fieldstone, brick, & slate veneer with sandstone bench by Gimme. Note the cozy reading nook at left.
WilsonSturgeon Bay - 2005
Local limestone veneer by
Russ Cockburn.
ApfelbaumBrodhead -2006
Veneer by
Stan Purdue Masonry.
A heated bench connects an existing chimney (at right) to the new heater.
DeltgenMenasha, WI - 2004
Includes tempering tank for domestic hot water. Brick veneer by Check Masonry.
Casterline
Oconomowoc - 2004
Limestone veneer by Kempen Masonry.
Darner heater and Rumford fireplace
Wild Rose - 2004 Fieldstone veneer gathered by owners and laid by Dan Bauman & Keith Searl.
Darner:
The bakeoven is on the back or kitchen side of the heater. This heater also
includes a hydronic heat exchanger to be integrated into the central heating
system.
MREA
Custer - 2001
Installation was done as part of a workshop for the MREA. Veneer by GSC.
Hennesey
|Pennsylvania - 2001
Veneer of local fieldstone by Joe Gottschall. Sandstone bench from Tennessee.
KleinAlmond - 1994
LuebkeSherwood, WI - 2003
Brick veneer by Sanderfoot Masonry. The heater acts as a room divider between the living and kitchen areas. A bakeoven is accessible on the kitchen side.
Shoup heater
Big Falls - 1998
Second floor heater with brick veneer that supports the upper stair landing. Stair to first floor heater wraps around back of heater at left. Veneer by Check Masonry of Stevens Point.
Shoup first floor heater. A four inch
block wyth between the brick veneer and the module supports the second
floor heater. Four hydronic coils loop through the heater's combustion
chamber to provide heat to a radiant in-floor heating system.
HaaschWaupaca - 1998
Envirotech core. Fieldstone veneer by Gimme. Note the wood storage alcove at right. The kitchen's gas range is behind the stone half-wall on the left side.
Schabel
Polonia - 2002
Tile veneer on brick by Gimme and Birnamwood Tile. A nook was made in the veneer above the firebox to hold the shell fossil.
Schukar/Lemke
Stevens Point -1999
Sandstone veneer by Check Masonry.
BeckerStevens Point, WI - 1998
Envirotech module with veneer by Check Masonry. Features two-sided fireplace doors with bake oven on kitchen side.
AlbrechtWinnetka, IL - 2002
This heater features a Rumford fireplace on the backside.
PearsonStevens Point - 2003
Sandstone veneer by Check Masonry.
WashburnAlmond - 1999 Local fieldstone veneer by Gimme and the owner. This is the living room side of the combination heater/cookstove.
Kitchen side of Washburn heater/cookstove.
Cookstove is to left of the gas range used for summertime cooking. Tile veneer by
GSC and the owner. 
Klein cookstove. Site-built masonry heater cookstove
by Gimme. Cast iron top and firebox door; tile veneer. Note the
marble border on stove top.
McKnightAmherst Jct - 2001
Native fieldstone veneer with central Wisconsin sandstone benchtop.
Klein LePanyol bakeovenAlmond - 2002
Sandstone, fieldstone & brick veneer by GSC.
Eco-Building & Forestry LePanyol bakeovenMosinee - 2003