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Annual Meetings, News, and Documents
1984
- Openfire stoves for solid fuel - Untranslated German document, August 1984
- Translation to English of DIN-Standards: Solid Fuel Stoves
1985
- Slow combustion built-in solid fuel heating stoves
1992
1995
- European Committee for Standardization Document 95 (finalized 1996)
1996
1997
- Photo and written report
- Temp-Cast 2000 International Approval Services Letter to John LaGamba
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
- Subject: This year's reflections on Thanksgiving
- Timothy Seton becomes 15th certified heater mason
2004
- Combustion Analysis Basics by TSI
2005
2006
- New York Times Article: Wood Boilers Lower Expenses, but Raise Concerns on Smoke
- Passive House Solutions by Intelligent Energy Europe
2007
- Cold Climate Housing Research Center Letter
2008
2009
2010
- Design/Build 2010 Contest Rules
- Learning Masonry Heater Building as a Career Email Exchange
2011
2012
2013
- Budget
2014
2015
- Tulikivi Petitions EPA for Reconsideration
2016
- 2016
- Profit and Loss Income Report
2017
- Advertisement for course on masonry brick stoves with free gas circulation, Igor Kuznetsov, Italy
2018
- Code Compliance report for: Site-Constructed Masonry Heaters
2019
- In memoriam of Heikki Hyytiäinen, by Albie Barden
- The Masonry Heater Reference Manual
2020
- Turducken Recipe for Wood-fired Bake Ovens
2021
2022
2023
2024

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