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Hearth & Home Technologies

CPSC recalls · 4 recalls · 2014–2016 · about 25,150 units

Hearth & Home Technologies appears in 4 CPSC recalls between 2014 and 2016, covering about 25,150 units; the busiest year was 2015 with 2.

The hazard mentioned most often is fire (2 recalls). Products are mostly in Gas-Burning Fireplaces and Fireplaces. 1 of the 4 records mention reported injuries in CPSC's incident statement.

Recall counts depend on how many products a firm sells and how it reports; they are not a measure of one firm against another. Latest CPSC recall on the register: 24 Sep 2026.

Recalls

DateRecallCategoryHazardUnitsNo.
26 Oct 2016Hearth & Home Technologies Recalls Wood Stoves Due to Injury Hazard (Recall Alert)65017706
9 Jul 2015Hearth & Home Technologies Recalls Pellet Stoves and Inserts Due to Laceration HazardFireplacesLaceration2,00015179
9 Jul 2015Hearth & Home Technologies Recalls Gas Fireplaces Due to Fire HazardGas-Burning FireplacesFire2,50015178
23 Sep 2014Hearth & Home Technologies Recalls Gas Fireplaces, Stoves, Inserts and Log Sets Due to Risk of Gas Leak and Fire HazardGas-Burning FireplacesFire20,00014279

Hazards mentioned

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Recalls by year

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CPSC recalls naming Hearth & Home Technologies by year announced. The register holds 10,027 recalls in total.

Questions and answers

How many CPSC recalls name Hearth & Home Technologies?

4 between 2014 and 2016, covering about 25,150 units. A firm appears when CPSC lists it as manufacturer, importer or distributor, or when its name leads the recall title.

What hazards do Hearth & Home Technologies recalls mention?

fire (2), laceration (1), other (1). These are keywords in CPSC's hazard statements.

Where does this data come from?

The CPSC Recall Retrieval Web Services, public domain, retrieved 29 Sep 2026.

Provenance

Source: US Consumer Product Safety Commission Recall Retrieval Web Services, public domain, retrieved 29 Sep 2026; latest record dated 24 Sep 2026. Firm names are normalised (corporate suffixes and addresses removed) to group records; only organisations are shown. See the methodology.