How much water does burning propane produce? Moisture buildup can be a big problem in tiny spaces during the Winter. Without regular ventilation, water from cooking, showers, and breathing can build up and condense on cold walls and windows. In severe cases, moisture can create mold growth. If you’re using an un-vented or “vent-free” propane …
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Dwarf 3kW Standard vs. Dwarf 3kW LITE The Dwarf 3kW is our smallest size full-featured wood stove. For small spaces like vans, small to medium size RVs and short buses, and tiny homes in more temperate climate, a Dwarf 3kW wood stove can be the perfect size. With a nominal capacity of 10,236 BTUs, a …
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How to Make a Small Wood Stove Burn Longer Wood stoves sized properly for tiny spaces tend to have small fireboxes, so they often suffer from short burn times. However, using the upside-down fire technique, you can extend your stove’s burn time by several hours, and possibly overnight. Choosing the Best Small Stove for Long …
What is the most efficient small wood stove? A stove sized properly for your space is going to be the most efficient choice. Too large of a stove will overheat your space, and you’ll need to choke it down or open windows. Too small of a stove will not keep you warm throughout the Winter. …
Supporting Your Flue System Providing adequate support for your flue system is critical for the safety and longevity of your wood stove installation. Tiny Wood Stove provides various hardware to secure your flue system to your structure. Supporting a Roof Exit A roof exit must be supported at a minimum of two points to ensure …
Telescoping Stovepipe A telescoping pipe is sometimes used in a wood stove’s connector pipe, i.e. the pipe that connects the stove to the chimney. We include a section of telescoping pipe in most of our standard flue kits. Should I Use a Telescoping Pipe? Incorporating a telescoping pipe into your flue design is usually a …
“Anyone who came into our Airstream commented on how it felt like a home with the wood stove.” The Kerr Family has been living tiny and traveling for over three years, and with the Tiny Wood Stove they enjoyed off-grid coziness for the whole family. Check out their story below or on their Instagram @demibrooke. …
“It’s functional, attractive, easy to install with great product support.” Steve built a rugged cargo trailer that he takes camping in New Hampshire year round. The minimalistic build doubles as an ATV garage and features a Tiny Wood Stove for off-grid heat. Tell us about yourselves. Steve Nadeau. I’m someone who works in the major …
“We love the idea of being able to pick up our home and move wherever we want or need to go.” Francesca and Nicholas are living fulltime in their skoolie in Colorado. Check out their story below or on their Instagram @happyhomebodies. Tell us about yourselves. Our names are Francesca and Nicholas Drez and we …
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Adapting a Tiny Wood Stove to a Larger Flue Size Does your structure already have an existing solid fuel rated flue system in good shape? Is your current stove too large for your space, or just needs to be upgraded? Attaching a new small stove to your existing flue can be an attractive option. Reusing …
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Detachable Chimneys for Spaces that Move For spaces that move like RVs, buses, vans, and tiny houses on wheels, it’s a good idea to make your chimney detachable. A detachable chimney will help you get the height you need above your roof without having to drive around with a three foot pipe sticking out of …
Heat shields for Clearance Reduction Adequate clearances are one of the two most important safety features of any wood stove installation. (The other is proper materials.) A properly installed and maintained wood stove can be one of the safest appliances in your home. But cheating on clearances can create a very dangerous situation. Don’t Trust …
Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About Pipe Boots Pipe boots are an incredibly versatile flashing choice for wood stove installs. We include a high-temp silicone pipe boot in every roof install kit we sell, since they work well for most installations. Types of Boots Pipe boot mounted on 3″ insulated pipe The two major …
Why is my stainless stovepipe changing color? From time to time, folks will contact us asking whether they’ve damaged their stovepipe. It looks burned or something. Does this mean I had a chimney fire? Is the pipe’s structural integrity compromised? Probably not. Tempering Tempering on our legacy stainless single-wall pipe When you heat stainless steel …
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I stumbled upon Keven’s Small Wood Stove installation in his Vintage Airstream while browsing images on google. His 1971 Airstream has been a labor of love for the past few years. He is now living full-time in his trailer and his Navigator Little Cod Wood Burning Stove is his primary heat source. Here are …
While poking around the Airstream Forums looking for other folks that installed wood stoves I found Denise’s thread about brutal Alaska winters in a vintage travel trailer with a little wood stove as the primary heat source. The forum thread is fascinating and full of great cold weather trailer living tips & tricks. Denise …
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Tent stoves are primitive lightweight stoves for heating wall-tents (canvas hunting tents) or ice huts. They are essentially a barrel, door and a chimney. Not the most efficient stoves nor the cleanest burning but they are cheap and they do provide heat. While these little stoves are not made to be permanently installed in a …
Thinking about wood heat for your tiny house? Great! Wood stoves can provide affordable, clean and renewable heat all winter long. The first step is determining how many BTU’s you need to heat your space. What is a BTU? A BTU is a British Thermal Unit, a unit of measure which is the amount of …
BTU’s or British Thermal Units is a unit of measure that equals, “the amount of energy needed to cool or heat one pound of water by one degree Fahrenheit”. KW is a measure of power by different sources of energy.
If you’re still unsure about what heat source is right for you lets look at wood stove vs propane heat cost comparison. The cost of fuel for your heat source can be significant! Whether you choose wood or gas each has it’s own cost. WOOD COST Finding sources of quality dry firewood is …
Cubic Mini, “CUB” Price: $595 Dimensions: H12” x W10” x D9” Weight: 27lbs Flue Outlet: 3” Output: 6000-14000 btu Efficiency: ? EPA Certified: No Outside Air Supply: No
Fatsco “Midget” Price: $339 Dimensions: H15” x 9.5” Diameter Weight: 45lbs Flue Outlet: 3” Max Output: ? Efficiency: ? EPA Certification: No Outside Air Supply: No Notes: Top cooking plate is available as an added option (+$138). This is sold as a coal stove. Thoughts: The Midget is like the Tiny Tot but bigger. Simple …
