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CRAFTSPEOPLE
These individuals are skilled in the arts of building and using hearth ovens. Some will come to your location and build an oven on site for you or can supply you with plans and advice to build your own.
Alan Scott OvenCrafters 4500 Marshall Petaluma Road Petaluma CA 94952 Phone: 415-663-9020 |
Alan Scott is a master
builder of hearth ovens, and is probably the most well-known oven
craftsman in the country. His company, "OvenCrafters",
began as a request from Laurel Robertson, his friend and author of
"The Laurel's Kitchen Bread Book", that Alan build a brick
oven for her kitchen. Since that time Alan has built ovens across
the U.S. and internationally and will travel to build your oven. He
also sells plans for building your own oven. OvenCrafters produces a
quarterly newsletter for brick oven builders and
bakers. |
Jim Skutt 619 Frederick SE Olympia, WA 98502 |
Jim is located in the
Pacific Northwest. He apprenticed with Alan Scott and has since
built a number of ovens on his own. He also has experience baking
with a brick oven, and will travel to build, design or
teach. |
Andy Bennett 15 Puncheon Camp Rd. Marshall, NC 28753 Phone: 828- 649-3558 |
Andy's oven designs are
based on the plans of Alan Scott and the ovens seen in Bread Ovens
of Quebec. He has done some commercial baking with a wood fired oven
and has a reputation of being "a master craftsman, a
perfectionist about his work, somewhat of an artist in that he works
to add unique special touches to each oven, and he's also real fun
to be around." Currently residing and constructing ovens in the
southeastern part of the U.S., Andy will travel. |
Patrick Manley |
Patrick also a founding
member of the Masonry Heater Assn., and has been designing and
building masonry heaters for 20 years. He has traveled to
Finland, Sweden, and Germany to study design & construction of masonry heaters and bakeovens. He has built home sized bake ovens, as well as commercial bread, pizza and roasting ovens, all wood fired. Most of his work has been done in New England, but can travel. Visit www.fitzpatrickwinery.com and click on "Bake Oven" for a pictorial and comments from the owner and operator of a bake oven that he built for them. |
Heather Leavitt EarthOvens 4207 Broad Brook Road South Royalton, VT 05068 Phone: 802-763-8780 |
Heather Leavitt gives classes on building your own oven and then how to bake using it. She lives in Vermont and her ovens are based upon the "bread ovens of Quebec" models. She is a wealth of information and experience. |
Pyromasse Marcus Flynn 4057, Avenue de l'Esplanade Montreal, Quebec Canada H2W 1S9 Phone:: 514 - 844 - 9824 |
Marcus Flynn constructs contraflow masonry heaters and European masonry bake ovens, and cookstoves for commercial and residential use throughout the provence of Quebec. |
Peter Moore
Masonry, Inc. Peter Moore RD #1, Box 2750 Pawlet, VT 05761 Phone: 802-325-3277 |
Peter designs and
constructs unique wood-burning ovens for commercial and home use. in
addition to being an expert in the design, construction and
restoration of bee-hive ovens for home use. He and his staff have
also built commercial and residential brick ovens,fireplaces,
masonry heaters, and stone patios, steps, and walls throughout the
Northeastern U.S.. |
Masonry Stove Builders Norbert Senf Quebec, Canada |
Some stove heater masons
are building hearth ovens or incorporating them into masonry stove
heaters. This site is the Masonry Stove Builders Association's web
page. Their BakeOven page is full of pictures of hearth ovens and
information relating to builders, manufacturers, links, etc. Contact
Norbert, he may know of an experienced brick oven mason in your
area. Great site, full of information. |