A child’s smile can change a life. That is how the Little Cottage Company started. The founder used his woodworking talent to build playhouses and saw children’s faces light up. That feeling of making memories together became a mission. In 1999, he created the company to create special moments for parents and children everywhere.
Over the years, the catalog expanded to include high quality structures and the Wildridge Poly Furniture line. This outdoor furniture is made for adults and children alike. It withstands sun, rain, snow, and everything in between. The material never needs painting or sealing. Just hose it off and it looks new.
Wildridge offers outstanding conception and a breathtaking ambiance. Get real cozy on a glider or a deep-seated chair. The furniture stays cool in summer and resists cracking in winter. No splinters, no rust, no rot.
For homeowners tired of replacing cheap patio sets every two years, Wildridge solves the problem. It is an investment in comfort and longevity. McKenney Hearth & Home carries a selection of Wildridge pieces. Come sit and feel the difference.
The Big Green Egg is an original. For fifty years, this ceramic oven has been crafted to use natural charcoal and live fire. It allows the cook to prepare just about anything. The unique design locks in moisture through closed lid cooking, enhancing flavor in ways other grills cannot.
Shaped like ancient kamado cookers from Asia, the Big Green Egg ensures optimal airflow and precise temperature control. Patented technology makes it hard to replicate, though many have tried. This cooker avoids modern gimmicks. It embraces the timeless tradition of live fire cooking, one of humanity’s oldest culinary practices.
Using natural charcoal is the most organic, eco-friendly way to prepare food. No gas lines. No electricity. Just real fire and real food. The Egg can sear a steak at 700 degrees or slow smoke a brisket for 18 hours at 225 degrees. It bakes pizza, roasts vegetables, and even makes desserts.
For anyone serious about outdoor cooking, the Big Green Egg is not just a charcoal grill. It is a versatile kitchen tool that lives outdoors. McKenney Hearth & Home carries the full line. See one in action and taste the difference.
Louisiana Grills is a subsidiary of WC Bradley Co., a leading manufacturer of value engineered, technologically innovative products. The lineup includes wood pellet grills, gas grills, charcoal grills, and combination fueled models. Also barbecues, smokers, and portable grills.
The brand strives to enhance the outdoor cooking experience. Products are derived from the passion and precision of the world’s foremost modern outdoor chefs. The mission is to provide world class competitive products while delivering superior results without compromising integrity.
No matter how much Louisiana Grills grows, the company remains built on faith, commitment to partners and customers, and dedication to family-oriented values. Faith and family values are at the forefront of everyday operations. The company focuses on creating a workplace where contribution is valued.
A pellet grill from Louisiana Grills offers to set it and forget it convenience with real wood smoke flavor. A charcoal model gives the purist that classic taste. Combination units provide the best of both worlds. McKenney Hearth & Home carries a selection of Louisiana Grills. Ask about the features and find the perfect fit for any backyard.
Gas grills are all about convenience and control. They heat up quickly. They are easy to adjust. Dinner can be on the table without a lot of fuss. Cleanup is straightforward with less ash and residue than charcoal grills. If a home has access to a natural gas line, they can be even more convenient and cost effective. Propane tanks offer the flexibility to grill anywhere.
Napoleon Grills takes gas grilling to the next level with infrared technology. The infrared burner sears steak at restaurant quality temperatures. No flare ups. Just perfect browning.
For the purist, charcoal grills offer that classic smoky flavor and high heat ideal for searing meat. They are generally less expensive upfront. But charcoal takes more time and effort to get started and to clean up. Temperature control requires more skill. Charcoal is perfect for the weekend warrior who enjoys the ritual of building and tending to the fire.
Napoleon offers both gas and charcoal options. McKenney Hearth & Home carries a range of Napoleon grills. Come see the difference that infrared makes. A propane grill from Napoleon turns any backyard into a chef’s kitchen.
