Stove Brand Information: Blue Ridge

The Blue Ridge Stove Company, while not widely known today, once offered a range of wood stoves and inserts designed for residential heating. It is believed that Blue Ridge Stoves ceased operations around 20 years ago. Despite their closure, the brand still has a legacy among those who used their products, with some customers seeking out parts for repairs or restoration.

Today, Blue Ridge stoves, particularly models like the F160A, can occasionally be found in discussions on stove forums, though information is limited and no longer actively marketed. If you are looking for a Blue Ridge stove, it's recommended to check for parts through older stove shops or secondary markets.

If you’re interested in high-quality, modern alternatives, many current manufacturers produce stoves that adhere to EPA standards and offer excellent efficiency, like models from brands such as Blaze King, Buck, or Englander.

For more detailed information or specific queries about Blue Ridge models, visiting dedicated forums or contacting older stove retailers might be your best bet.