Tiny Wood Stove
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Choose your Stove
Use this chart to determine the appropriate stove for your space.
Choose your Square footage and then match your Coldest Winter Temperature in the matrix below.
Sizing tips
- The chart is based on good insulation and a 10' ceiling; consider a larger stove for drafty or poorly insulated spaces.
- Users who sleep cool may let the fire burn down overnight; for consistent warmth, opt for a larger stove or reload it early.
- Stove size varies based on insulation, supplemental heat, and personal comfort; use the chart as a guide but choose based on your needs.
> Dwarf 5 kW
The Dwarf 5kW is a good choice for your space if you have another heat source, and want a stove for supplemental heat and ambiance. Our largest stove won't be big enough to serve as your primary heat source through the coldest part of the Winter.
Dwarf 5 kW
The Dwarf 5kW is our largest small stove, and is the best fit for larger tiny spaces and colder climates.
Dwarf 4 kW
The Dwarf 4kW is our medium sized small stove. It's a great fit for medium sized tiny spaces, and larger spaces in milder climates. Consider 5kW if poorly insulated or tall ceilings.
Dwarf 3 kW
The Dwarf 3kW is our smallest stove. It's a great fit for very small spaces, and medium sized spaces in milder climates. Consider 4kW if poorly insulated or tall ceilings.
Other Stoves
We offer flue systems for a variety of other stoves. First, determine your stove's flue size (in inches), then select the matching option below:
- Cubic Mini
- Other 3"
- Other 4"
- Other 5"
Add the Dwarf Cookstove?
Which stove mounting accessories will you be using?
Will you use a direct air intake?
Will you be using the Dwarf stove-mounted heatshield?
Will your flue pipe exit the top or rear of your stove?
What kind of structure do you have?
Where will the flue pipe exit your structure?
Orientation?
What roofing material do you have?
Dimensions of your structure
Do you need to offset your single wall pipe?
Commonly used to avoid obstacles in the roof penetration
Do you need to offset your double wall insulated pipe?
Commonly used to avoid the eaves
Here’s your installation kit!
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Roof Pitch
A pitch of X:12 means that for every 12 horizontal units (inches, feet, etc.) of run, the roof rises X units vertically. This measurement is a ratio describing the steepness of the roof.
For example, a roof with a pitch of 6:12 rises 6 inches for every 12 inches of horizontal distance.
Steeper pitches (higher X values) are more common in areas with heavy rainfall or snow, as they allow for better runoff, while lower pitches are typical in drier regions or modern designs.
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