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Joel and Sara’s cozy and unique Tiny House

"It's so cozy to light a fire in the morning, and the stove puts off an impressive amount of heat."

Isabelle’s small footprint Tiny House

"I wanted to add a dry heat to a small space where the humidity is often high"

Vince's stunning Airstream renovation

"It’s honestly one of my favorite things we’ve done to our Airstream"

Skoolie living in Montana

"Quality product and real person customer service."

Gary’s Yurt in Colorado

"The stove itself is very high quality as are all the flue pipe components. Customer service was really great too!"

Traveling with kids in a vintage trailer

"There are so many reasons we enjoy the stove, from keeping us warm in incredibly cold climates, to drying all our snow gear in a matter of half an hour to re-heating my coffee on cold mornings and cuddling to a fire at night."

Read More @roaming.nomads

Vintage Airstream life with four kids

" We love the ability to move our home to new locations in ideal temperatures, and the closeness it has cultivated for our family is the greatest part"

Read More @weelittlenomads

Adventure family of four living in a skoolie

"It was the best decision we made in our bus"

Read More @deliberatelifebus

The Beaverhill Woodcrafters Caboose Tiny House

"A most excellent stove. "

Jay and Abby's Off-Grid Adventure Van

"There is a sense of home that comes with having a wood stove in your living space."

Read More @imaginalbud

Kev’s Alaskan Overland Sauna Gear Trailer

Read More @hugothebiggreenvan

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Living Big In a Tiny House featured our stoves in 2 episodes
Watch here & here

Tiny House Nation featured our stoves in episode S5E15. Read more

Tiny House Big Living featured our stoves in 2 episodes. Read more here & here

Apartment Therapy featured our stoves. Watch here & read more

Backcountry Tiny Homes uses our stoves in their custom builds. Read more

Bahn Camper Works uses our stoves in their custom builds. Watch here

Yeti Bus Builds uses our stoves in their custom builds.
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Tiny House Giant Journey features our stoves in one episode

💡How to Clean your Flue System! 💡 🔥Befor

💡How to Clean your Flue System! 💡

🔥Before you climb on the roof🔥

☑️ Remove the baffle in the top of your stove. This will make it easier to clean out all the goop
☑️ Make sure to close the door and all air controls. Trust us. Dust and Ashes travel fast in a tiny house.

🔥Clean that flue pipe 🔥

☑️Theoretically, you can clean it either from top or from bottom, or both. Experience shows: clean from the top first and then do another round from the bottom to get it really clean. You can also do a deep clean once a season.
☑️ Remember to stay smart and safe on the roof! Secure your ladder (or have someone secure it for you), mind slippery parts in rain and freezing weather and mind your footing!
☑️ If you clean it from the top, remove your driving cap or weather cap and attach your rotary chimney cleaning system to your drill - works great with cordless ones! Just check that battery before you climb up. Again, trust us on that one.
☑️ Optional: If you’re cleaning from the inside, repeat the cleaning step from down below
☑️ Don’t forget to reattach your weather cap!

🔥After you cleaned the flue🔥

☑️Clean out all that nasty stuff! Shovel out the ashes with the ash pan, sweep out the rest and maybe even use a vacuum cleaner. Make sure the air supply all the way at the bottom is free of ashes and creosote!
☑️Reattach the baffle inside the stove.
☑️Clean the glass for good measure, while you’re at it ;)
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We almost feel bad for that Tiny Wood Stove steali

We almost feel bad for that Tiny Wood Stove stealing the focus on that mountain view, so swipe for swooning mountain vistas without a pretty coppery distraction 😁🔥
The @flowertowncharm / @flowertowncharmoffgrid folks have been working nonstop finishing their treehouse Airbnb (🤩🤯) and it’s looking all kinds of amazing.
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Winter vanlife isn’t just possible, it can even

Winter vanlife isn’t just possible, it can even be downright cozy with the right heating method. 🔥
What’s the right heating method you ask? That depends on a lot of individual factors, but a Tiny Wood Stove is a pretty good option in our (possibly biased) opinion.
@imaginalbud and @birdandthebean are based in the Great Lakes area and winter doesn’t stop them from venturing out in their home on wheels 🚐
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#livetiny#dwarfstoves #tinywoodstove #woodstoves #camper #projectvanlife #rvliving
#vanconversion#vanlifediaries#vanbuild

Such a stunning setup from @thevagabrauns , and th

Such a stunning setup from @thevagabrauns , and the best part: comes with ample fire wood storage.

But, just how much fire wood do you need for a season? That depends a lot on a few factors:
⛄️ Hoe cold does it get where you are?
🏠🚌 Is the wood stove the only heat source, how well insulated is your home and the size of your home and the stove.
🪵 What kind of wood are you using? Properly cited, foraged, compressed logs for longer burn times?

As a very rough rule of thumb, Nick (@livinlightly ) with his tiny house in northern Idaho goes through about one chord of firewood per season.
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One question that came up during our Heating Seaso

One question that came up during our Heating Season Prep-week was: is there a checklist on what to do before the season starts? There is! 👇

🔥 Inspect your flue system
Did you have a driving cap on your chimney all season? Are you SURE nothing moved in/got stuck in your chimney? Better double check.

🔥Clean your flue system
Check out our “How to clean your flue system” IGTV with Cody! He talks about everything you need to know for your flue system fall cleaning. Don’t forget to clean out the ashes and creosote when you’re done!

🔥Control your gaskets
Do your gaskets need to be reattached? Or maybe even exchanged? A quick visual inspection will tell you more. If you need to replace them, check out our IGTV video on how replace the gasket.

🔥Check your fire brick
Did your summer involve plenty of washboard roads? Take a look at your fire bricks to see if they need replacement. Smaller cracks can be repaired with stove cement.

🔥 Tighten loose screws
Same goes for all screws (including the ones keeping the stove on the hearth!). Check them all and retighten them, if needed.

🔥Touch up stove cement
The stove cement may become brittle or break after a while. Double check the areas with stove cement and reapply some, if needed.

🔥Clean the glass and touch up paint
This isn’t crucial, but it’s a great way to start the season 😁

We’ve created a Guide with all info about getting your stove ready for the cold season for easier reference 🔥

How to clean your Tiny Wood Stove flue pipe and ot

How to clean your Tiny Wood Stove flue pipe and other general maintenance. One important step in getting your stove ready for heating season (and for maintenance throughout the winter) is cleaning your flue pipe and making sure the stove is set up and ready to go🔥

Cody from @roamingwrens , Tiny Wood Stove expert and long-time tiny house dweller, recorded this helpful 💡 How To video 💡on getting your stove ready for heating season, plus cleaning your flue step-by-step. 🪜🧹🧽🪄

There’s a hustle and bustle in the community, wi

There’s a hustle and bustle in the community, with winter fast approaching and still so much to do (or is there?).

From chopping wood (impressive work @roamingwrens !) to storing it for the season (like this beautiful stack from @deliberatelifebus ) and, in some cases (🙋‍♀️), moving the backpacking snacks from between the stove and the heat shield to a more secure and less melty spot.
Who’s all prepped for the cold season, who’s still working on it and who’s rather going to snowbird that one out?
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The @nebo.camper crew did an amazing job working w

The @nebo.camper crew did an amazing job working with the vintage style and appliances while creating an open and light space in their trailer 😍 And that Tiny Wood Stove is the 🍒 on the 🍰
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The perfect fall season trifecta of 🔥and 🍁 a

The perfect fall season trifecta of 🔥and 🍁 and 🏡
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#livetiny#dwarfstoves #tinywoodstove #woodstoves #tinyhomes #tinyhouseswoon#tinyhousecommunity
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Now that you think about it…where does it go to

Now that you think about it…where does it go to measure the burn temperature? Right above the stove? All the way up the flue? On the stove?!
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The best readings are about 12-18” above the top of the stove if you want to monitor the fire temperature. You can put it wherever you want to measure the temperatures on different parts of the stove, for example to make sure the individual stove parts don’t get too hot.
Measuring the temperature of the burn is important, to prevent creosote to form in the flue (if the fire is too cool) or damage to the metal components of a stove (if it’s really way too hot, more like 900° and above). Always monitor your burn temperature to prevent chimney fires! 🔥

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