Is Fireplace Xtrordinair the same company as Lopi?
Yes — Fireplace Xtrordinair (often 'FPX') and Lopi are sister brands under the same parent, Travis Industries, a family-owned manufacturer in Mukilteo, Washington. Travis also makes Avalon and DaVinci. Broadly, Lopi badges the freestanding stoves and inserts while Fireplace Xtrordinair badges the built-in fireplaces — same company, same Washington-state operation.
One family, several brands
Travis Industries has built wood, gas, and pellet hearth products in Washington state for decades, all family-owned. Lopi is the stove-and-insert face of the company; Fireplace Xtrordinair is the built-in-fireplace face; Avalon and DaVinci round out the lineup. Engineering and parts cross the family, which is why they share a reputation for heavy, well-made, serious-heat units. So when someone tells you they have 'a Lopi' and someone else has 'an FPX,' they're often talking about the same company's work.
Where we come in
We install and service Lopi, so we know this family well. We don't badge ourselves an authorized Fireplace Xtrordinair showroom, but repair is brand-agnostic — our NFI-certified techs service all major hearth brands. If you've got an FPX or a Lopi that needs a look, a liner check, or a tune-up before winter, we can help. Our wood-insert service page walks through what that work involves.
Built to burn, made in the USA
Both brands are U.S.-made and lean toward serious wood heat — the kind of grid-independent warmth that mattered here after Helene, when the homes that stayed warm were the ones with a working wood hearth. If you're weighing a new wood stove or insert, our Regency lineup carries the same off-grid, overnight-burn philosophy — EPA-certified and built for serious heat — and we install and service Lopi as well. Call (828) 545-0525 or visit our Asheville showroom.
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