Hearth and Home Technologies Revenue and Competitors

Hearth & Home Technologies™ is the world's leading producer and installer of hearth products. Together, the Hearth & Home Technologies family of brands offers a product line unsurpassed in its breadth, including a full array of gas, electric, and wood burning fireplaces, inserts, stoves, grills, mantels and more. Our Heatilator and Heat & Glo brands are the strongest in the industry, and our products are designed to incorporate the very latest in materials and technology. Yet, in spite of all the effort we devote to growth and innovation, we never lose sight of our primary mission: Making your house feel more like a home™. As a company, Hearth & Home Technologies is driven by a burning commitment to quality, function and reliability. That dedication explains why our brands are not only the most well known, but also the most preferred by builders and homeowners alike. Driving the growth of our brands have been two simple but timeless questions: How can we add comfort and convenience to the home? How can we create a safer, healthier environment within the home? Our answers, in the form of innovative products and features, have set increasingly high industry standards and opened new markets. Our collective vision comes from people so vested in the company's success that we call them members, not employees. It comes from partners who work closely with homeowners and homebuilders. And part of that vision involves recognizing that the next great idea could come from anyone, regardless of job title or location. We also believe that leadership is an action, not a position. At Hearth & Home Technologies, innovation is an ongoing endeavor. Today we create excellence in the marketplace, tomorrow we'll redefine it. Hearth & Home Technologies is a subsidiary of HNI Corporation. HNI Corporation was recognized for the sixth consecutive year as one of the 400 Best Big Companies in America by Forbes magazine in 2004, and one of America's Most Admired Company in the furniture industry by Fortune magazine in 2004.