Lunch, far from any kitchen.
We built Hearth & Haul for one thing: a lunch that heats itself wherever the work is, without hunting for a microwave.
Lunch was never built around a kitchen.
People who build, drive and repair have always eaten where the work is: on a beam, in a cab, on a tailgate.
What they carry has changed less than you would think. A sandwich, a thermos that starts at whatever temperature you poured in and only goes down, or a trip to wherever there is a microwave.
The line at the microwave
When there is one, there is a line. When there is no line, it is dirty, or it dries the food out, or the site simply does not have one.
So lunch becomes a cold container, a gas station stop, or nothing at all. How many worksites offer a place to prepare food
One object, not a catalog
We sell one box: a lunch box that heats on its own battery, on a delay you set before your shift. It removes a dependency; it does not add a gadget.
Why, for whom, and how.
Why
We built Hearth & Haul around one stubborn problem: a real lunch, heated where the work is. When people who build, drive and repair describe their break, the same scene comes back: a meal packed the night before, eaten cold in a cab or on a tailgate, because the only microwave is across the site, or there is none. A thermos only slows the cooling. So we built a brand around the fix, not a catalog: a lunch box that heats on its own battery, on a delay you set before your shift.
For whom
For the people who build, drive, repair and tend, and who bring lunch from home: on a site with no microwave, in a truck cab, between two calls. We read about 400 public posts in which people describe their lunch at work. Three things kept coming up: a thermos that cools before the break, nowhere to heat a meal, and a break that moves.
How
Every figure we print has its source next to it, on The numbers. Every order ships from our warehouse in the United States. Our team answers every email within one business day, Monday to Friday. And if it is not right for you within 30 days, you get your money back.
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