Product details
Description
This black wood burning tent stove heats your tent and lets you boil water or cook in the same space. Its compact steel body sits on folding legs, and the included chimney pipes carry smoke out through the tent roof. The stove has an adjustable air intake and a damper for smoke control, plus a clear glass-ceramic window that lets you watch the flame
The glass-ceramic handles extreme temperature changes, and the removable top cover, folding side shelves, and ash scraper make it practical to use. The stove body measures 38 x 19 x 21.5 cm, and the full chimney stands about 218 cm tall. It suits camping and winter trips when used with proper ventilation, dry firewood, and a carbon monoxide detector.
Specifications
- Material
- Steel body with black finish, glass-ceramic window
- Color
- Black
- Dimensions
- 38 cm L x 19 cm W x 21.5 cm H (stove body)
- Brand
- UNHO
- Chimney height
- Approx. 218 cm assembled
- Chimney pipe diameter
- 6 cm
- Fuel type
- Dry firewood
- Included
- Stove, chimney pipes, spark arrestor, 3 ground stakes, 3 ropes, 3 rope clips, gloves, ash scraper, Allen key
- Use
- Camping tents and outdoor use, with ventilation
Shipping & Returns
Free delivery Australia-wide. Excludes some remote postcodes. Delivery options are shown at checkout. View shipping policy.
Returns — Easy 30 day returns on unused items in original packaging. View returns policy.
FAQs
Can this stove be used inside a tent?
Yes, but only in a tent with proper ventilation and a chimney that vents outside. Never use it in a fully enclosed tent, and keep a safe distance from tent walls.
Which fuel should I use?
Use only dry firewood. Fresh-cut or damp wood can cause heavy smoke and poor burning.
Do I need to burn the stove in before first use?
Yes. Burn it outdoors in a well-ventilated area for about 30 minutes before first use. A small amount of smoke and odor is normal at first and fades with use.
Can I cook or boil water on it?
Yes. The top surface can be used to boil water in a kettle or cook in a pan, and the side shelves can hold items or dry towels.
What safety steps should I follow?
Carry a carbon monoxide detector, keep the flue and damper open before lighting, start with a small fire, and make sure the fire is fully out before sleeping. Do not face the flue window toward the wind.
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