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Best Tent Stoves For Wood Burning

Last Modified: 11/27/2023

Here you have the list of the best tent stoves for wood burning currently available on the market, all top models with excellent features.

Best Tent Stoves For Wood Burning.


Best wood burning tent stoves – my list

Here are the stoves ordered by weight from lighter to heavier:

  1. DANCHEL OUTDOOR Portable Titanium Tent Tiny Stove
  2. Winnerwell Fastfold Titanium Tent Stove
  3. Kcelarec Camping Titanium Tent Stove
  4. Tryhomy Mini Wood Stove for Tent Camping
  5. YILI Outdoor Camping Stove
  6. Winnerwell Woodlander Medium Tent Stove
  7. Winnerwell Nomad Medium Tent Stove
  8. Fltom Camp Tent Stove Wood Burning
  9. OneTigris Tiger Roar Tent Stove
  10. DANCHEL Outdoor Tent Wood Stove with Pipe
  11. Goture Camping Tent Stove
  12. TMS Portable Military Camping Wood Stove Tent Heater
  13. Shasta Vent Portable Camping Wood Stove
  14. VidaLibre Camping Stove
  15. Caminus Russian-Bear Camping Stoves for Tents
  16. Uncompahgre Collapsible Pack Stove
  17. Winnerwell Nomad View Large Tent Stove
  18. Guide Gear Outdoor Wood Stove
  19. England’s Stove Works Survivor 12-CSL “Grizzly” Portable Camp/Cook Wood Stove
  20. Camp Chef Alpine Wood Stove CS14
  21. Cylinder Stoves Outfitter Wood Stove Package
  22. Timberline Wood Stove Package 

What kind of camping tent stoves are included in the list

  • Obviously, all the tent stoves in the list are for wood burning. But here you have a huge difference regarding the weight, so you have fully collapsible and backpack-portable (but not backpacking) stoves that can be carried short distances, as well as heavy stoves that need a car for transportation.
  • Regarding the material, the stoves in the list are built from any of the following materials: titanium, stainless steel, and steel. This affects the weight of course.
  • All of them are with the pipe that connects to the stove on its top surface. So they are suitable for a pipe jack on the tent’s roof. But for some of them, you can order 45 or 90 degrees pipe sections and direct them through a pipe jack on the side wall.
  • All of them are described in detail in my separate full reviews. Below I give only a few basic facts.

Why would you need a wood burning tent stove?

There are three major reasons for having a wood-burning stove in the tent:

  • Heating: I guess this should be obvious. Typically, tents are not great insulators. If it is cold outside, it will be almost the same inside. In a small tent, your body heats the area but in a larger tent, this makes no difference. So this is about basic comfort.
  • Cooking: The stoves presented here are all with a flat cooktop, and some even have extensions (trays) for a larger cooking area. So you have both heating and cooking facilities combined.
  • Drying wet stuff: You know how it can be in the camp in wet conditions. Now combine this with cold so you can imagine. Some of the stoves have folding racks that can be used to dry socks and gloves. Otherwise, just pass a string in the tent and attach your larger items and they will be dry for you in the morning. This is essential and don’t underestimate the need for dry clothes.


1. DANCHEL OUTDOOR Portable Titanium Tent Tiny Stove

DANCHEL OUTDOOR Portable Titanium Tent Tiny Stove Wood Burning
DANCHEL OUTDOOR Portable Titanium Tent Tiny Stove.

This is an ultralight and backpack-portable (but not backpacking) stove for cooking and tent heating. It weighs only 3.55 lb (1.6 kg) and its packed size is 14.2 x 10.5 x 3 inches (36 x 27 x 8 cm). So this is a collapsible stove that needs a simple assembly when you use it, but this is all easily done and without tools.

The stove is built from titanium so it is incredibly tough although very thin, and the door is with a glass window. The pipe is one single piece that you unroll and then fold to create a 2.5 meters long chimney.

Read my DANCHEL OUTDOOR Portable Titanium Tent Tiny Stove review.


2. Winnerwell Fastfold Titanium Tent Stove

Winnerwell Fastfold Titanium Tent Stove.
Winnerwell Fastfold Titanium Tent Stove.

With its weight of only 3.97 lb (1.8 kg) and the packed size of 15 x 9 x 2 inches (38 x 23 x 5 cm), this is a backpack-portable stove. The titanium used in its construction is a very tough metal so the stove is strong in spite of such a weight.

All the elements in the package are shown in the picture. So you have a spark arrestor and an integrated pipe damper. Particularly interesting is the pipe which is one single titanium piece that you roll width-wise when you transport it, but you roll it length-wise to make the stovepipe. So this is an incredibly versatile stove for wood burning which you can use for a variety of outdoor activities. It also comes with a carry bag included.

The firebox volume is 900 cubic inches (14.7 liters). The pipe length is 106.3 inches (270 cm) and the diameter is 3 inches (7.6 cm). Please follow the link to read more.

Read my review.


3. Kcelarec Camping Titanium Tent Stove

Kcelarec Camping Titanium Tent Stove.
Kcelarec Camping Titanium Tent Stove.

This Kcelarec Camping Titanium Tent Stove is ultralight, the total weight is 7.8 lb (3.5 kg) and this included everything shown in the picture above. It comes with a rack and a wood drying basket as well.

The stove is collapsible and ultra-compact with its 15 x 9 x 2.5 inches (38 x 23 x 6 cm) folded size. It includes 2 glass windows. A carry bag is also in the package. 

Read my Kcelarec Camping Titanium Tent Stove review.


4. Tryhomy Mini Wood Stove for Tent Camping

Tryhomy Mini Wood Stove for Tent Camping
Tryhomy Mini Wood Stove for Tent Camping

This stove is available with and without glass on the side walls, but they all have glass window on the door. The weight depends on the version, but they are all light. The one in the picture weighs 10.7 lb (4.85 kg).

As the name suggests, the stove is small and compact, and it has a unique and easy to use telescopic chimney design. Side racks may or may not be included, they have several different packages to offer.

The legs are folding, and the stove is built of a stainless steel. The pipe diameter is 2.36 inches (6 cm) and its length is 43.7 inches (110 cm).

Read my Tryhomy Mini Wood Stove for Tent Camping review.


5. YILI Outdoor Camping Stove

YILI Outdoor Camping Stove.
YILI Outdoor Camping Stove.

This YILI Outdoor Camping Stove can be described as lightweight in view of its 15.4 lb (7 kg). You realize this also from its position here in the list where the stoves are ordered by weight from lighter to heavier.

You have here a very affordable portable wood-burning tent stove with everything you need for outdoor cooking and for heating of a tent. It comes with a pair of useful folding side racks, and the legs are also folding, there is also a glass window on the front. The pipe diameter is 2.36 inches (6 cm).

Read my YILI Outdoor Camping Stove review.


6. Winnerwell Woodlander Medium Tent Stove

Winnerwell Woodlander Medium Tent Stove.
Winnerwell Woodlander Medium Tent Stove.

This Woodlander Stove is a stainless steel construction, beautifully designed, and with some really great features. It includes all the elements you might need for cooking, heating, and drying your stuff in the tent.

The stove is portable, and this implies the weight which is 20 lb (9.1 kg) and its packed size is 15 x 8 x 8 inches (38 x 20 x 20 cm). When you want to carry it, store all the elements inside, fold the three legs which you see in the picture, and fold up the side racks which then serve as a handle.

As you see from the picture, the door is with a fire viewing window. The pipe is 2.5 inches and the firebox size is 800 in³ (13.1 liters).

Read my review.


7. Winnerwell Nomad Medium Tent Stove

Winnerwell Nomad Medium Tent Stove.
Winnerwell Nomad Medium Tent Stove.

The Nomad stove is the third in the list from the Winnerwell brand, but as you realize from the picture, this is a completely different design. On the other hand, its features are such that it definitely deserves to be here.

This is again a stainless steel stove and only slightly heavier than the Woodlander stove shown above. So the weight is 20.7 lb (9.4 kg) and this is a lightweight item, in between the ultra-light Fastfold Titanium stove and those heavier stoves below.

There are many elements here and they all fit inside, except for the legs and the racks which are folding. The latter serves as a handle to carry the stove.

Here too you have a nice glass window on the door. The pipe is with a diameter of 2.5 inches (6.3 cm) and the length is 14.4 inches (36.5 cm). The firebox size is 800 in³ (13.1 liters).

Read my review.


8. Fltom Camp Tent Stove Wood Burning

Fltom Camp Tent Stove Wood Burning.
Fltom Camp Tent Stove Wood Burning.

This Fltom Camp Tent Stove Wood Burning is built from a rolled steel and this is a bit reflected in its weight which is 23.15 lb (9.6 kg). But you have double walls in the firebox so this weight is fully justified and the stove is portable.

As you see from the picture, you have two side trays and this extends the working area. The pipe attachment is on the back and this means that the top is a fully available area for cooking. The pipe is stainless steel and its length is 4.69 ft (143 cm) so this is for lower tents.

Read my Fltom Camp Tent Stove Wood Burning review.


9. OneTigris Tiger Roar Tent Stove

OneTigris Tiger Roar Tent Stove.
OneTigris Tiger Roar Tent Stove.

The OneTigris Tiger Roar Tent Stove is a nicely built stainless-steel portable wood burning tent stove, it weighs 21.2lb (9.6 kg). The dimensions are (L x W x H) 17.3 x 8.5 x 10.6 inches (44 x 21.5 x 27 cm). The height with the pipe is 6.88 ft (2.1 m), and the firebox volume is 878 in³ (14.7 l).

It comes with an integrated damper, a door vent, and a glass window. The legs are folding and easy to use. You have 4 elbow pipes included, and one replacement window glass.

Read my OneTigris Tiger Roar Tent Stove review.


10. DANCHEL Outdoor Tent Wood Stove with Pipe

DANCHEL Outdoor Tent Wood Stove with Pipe.
DANCHEL Outdoor Tent Wood Stove with Pipe.

This DANCHEL Outdoor Tent Wood Stove with Pipe is portable with its 22 lb (10 kg) of weight. The racks on the sides which you see in the picture above, fold up and you use them as a handle. This is a stainless-steel structure with folding legs, and it comes with a nice glass front window.

Note that they have their own tent the DANCHEL Cotton Bell Tent with Two Stove Jackets so you can use them combined. Please follow the links for more details.

Read my DANCHEL Outdoor Tent Wood Stove with Pipe review.


11. Goture Camping Tent Stove

Goture Camping Tent Stove MC109 & MC110
Goture Camping Tent Stove MC109 & MC110.

From the pictures above you realize that here you have two stoves with almost the same basic features but one is cylindric and another is rectangular. This is a stainless steel product with two very useful side racks that extend the top area a lot. 

The stove comes with an integrated damper, a dark arrestor, a glass window, a door vent, foldable legs, a carry bag, and all this at a very affordable price. The MC109 stove weighs 24 lb (10.9 kg) and the pipe diameter is 2.36 inches (6 cm). 

Read my Goture Camping Tent Stove review.


12. TMS Portable Military Camping Wood Stove Tent Heater

TMS Portable Military Camping Wood Stove Tent Heater.
TMS Portable Military Camping Wood Stove Tent Heater.

The TMS Portable Military Camping Wood Stove Tent Heater is simple and very easy to use. With its 24.25 lb (11 kg) it is still portable. As you realize, the body is a true cylinder, so the side racks help with coking.

But this stove is best used for tent heating and also for drying your wet clothing. You will want to know also that it is very affordable. The pipe diameter is 2.5 inches (6.35 cm).

Read my TMS Portable Military Camping Wood Stove Tent Heater review.


13. Shasta Vent Portable Camping Wood Stove

Shasta Vent Portable Camping Wood Stove.
Shasta Vent Portable Camping Wood Stove.

This Shasta Vent Portable Camping Wood Stove is a tripod construction and nicely packable and portable in its carry bag. The picture above shows how its legs fold for transportation.

As its name suggests, this is a portable stove in view of its 25 lb (11.3 kg). The body is built from carbon steel which is 1 mm thick and the top is 2 mm. All the pipes are included as well as a carry bag. Note also that this is a very affordable wood-burning stove, and this brand is best known for the variety of accessories for such stoves.

Read my Shasta Vent Portable Camping Wood Stove review.


14. VidaLibre Camping Stove

VidaLibre Camping Stove.
VidaLibre Camping Stove.

This VidaLibre Camping Stove comes as a full set with all the elements shown above that fit inside, plus a carry bag and a fire grid. This is a portable outdoor wood-burning folding camp stove and the whole set weighs 26.2 lb (11.9 kg). The carry bag size is (H x W x D) 14 x 13 x 11 inches (36 x 33 x 28 cm).

This is a wood-burning system for a variety of outdoor activities, designed for cooking but not for tent heating. Note also that it has baking options. They also use the name VidaLibre Multifunctional Portable Camping Stove, which points out its functionality.

Read my VidaLibre Camping Stove review.


15. Caminus Russian-Bear Camping Stoves for Tents

Caminus Russian-Bear Camping Stoves for Tents.
Caminus Russian-Bear Camping Stoves for Tents.

There are several sizes of these Caminus Russian-Bear Camping Stoves for Tents and this is why I use the plural in the name. They are built originally to fit their incredible Russian-Bear tents but you can use them in any tent where it fits.

So what you have here is a portable stainless steel structure with those beautiful glass side walls. The size M weighs 30.42 lb (13.8 kg) and the pipe diameter is 3.15 inches (8 cm).

It is described in detail in my separate review so just follow the link below. Here to stress that it has removable legs and all fits in its great carry bag.

Read my Caminus Russian-Bear Camping Stoves for Tents review.


16. Uncompahgre Collapsible Pack Stove

Uncompahgre Collapsible Pack Stove.
Uncompahgre Collapsible Pack Stove.

This is a completely collapsible stove, so when you pack it, it reduces to 23 x 11 x 2.25 inches (58 x 28 x 5.7 cm). Though you still have the chimney which has 5 sections that nest in each other. The pipes start with 4 inches diameter and this is the official dimension for the pipe jack which they recommend.

The stove is built from a 20 gauge (0.81 mm) cold-rolled steel and you can use wood or coal to burn in it. The weight is 32 lb (14.5 kg) so it is not particularly light, but as I said its packed size is great.

Read my review.


17. Winnerwell Nomad View Large Tent Stove

Winnerwell Nomad View Large Tent Stove.
Winnerwell Nomad View Large Tent Stove.

This beauty of a stove looks very similar to their Nomad Medium stove shown in the list above. But there are some essential differences. The first you see in the picture above, and this is the side window. This is why the stove has the word View in the name.

This is also the Large version and this implies st is heavier. So indeed it weighs 34.1 lb (15.5 kg). This also implies that it has a greater heating capacity, and the pipe is larger to support such a size of the stove, the diameter is 3.5 inches (8.9 cm).

Read my Winnerwell Nomad View Large Tent Stove review.


18. Guide Gear Outdoor Wood Stove

Guide Gear Outdoor Wood Stove.
Guide Gear Outdoor Wood Stove.

This Guide Gear Outdoor Wood Stove has been on the market for a number of years already, and this is its latest improved version. They have added a coil for the door handle and a seal on the door from inside. This is robust steel construction and it comes with a great price tag that is hard to match.

The legs which you see in the picture are removable and they fit inside together with the pipe, so this makes it easy to transport. But note that it is a bit heavy with its 43 lb (19.5 kg) of weight.

Read my Guide Gear Outdoor Wood Stove review.


19. England’s Stove Works Survivor 12-CSL “Grizzly” Wood Stove

England's Stove Works Survivor 12-CSL Grizzly Stove
England’s Stove Works Survivor 12-CSL “Grizzly” Wood Stove.

This England’s Stove Works Survivor 12-CSL “Grizzly” Portable Camp/Cook Wood Stove is one from their series of three stoves of different sizes. This is a stove made in the USA, excellent and reliable steel construction with a large cooktop and firebox.

They describe it as portable but it is quite heavy with its 63 lb (28.6 kg) of weight. Though it is not the heaviest as you realize from its position here in the list.

You have a huge HexaTech 76 liters firebox and a large cooktop. The walls are 12-Gauge steel and the stove is with removable legs. The pipe diameter is 4 inches (10.2 cm).
Read my England's Stove Works Survivor 12-CSL "Grizzly" Portable Camp/Cook Wood Stove review.


20. Camp Chef Alpine Wood Stove CS14

Camp Chef Alpine Wood Stove CS14.
Camp Chef Alpine Wood Stove CS14.

With a weight of 74 lb (33.6 kg), this Alpine Wood Stove is among the heavy stoves here in the list. But the weight is because of the strong and durable steel construction, with the walls around 1/8 inch (3 mm) of thickness.

But the packed size is great because all the elements, including the racks and legs, fit in its firebox. Note that the legs are with an adjustable length so you can level the stove on uneven ground. The pipe is 5 inches (12.7 cm) in diameter and its length is 10 ft (305 cm).

This stove is far more affordable than the other stoves above, just to know if you are on a budget, so check the link for the price updates.

Read my review.


21. Cylinder Stoves Outfitter Wood Stove Package

Cylinder Stoves Outfitter Wood Stove Package.
Cylinder Stoves Outfitter Wood Stove Package.

Here you have a complete set with a water tank included, and you see in the picture above that all the elements fit inside the stove for easy transportation.

You have four removable and also adjustable legs. This stove is for tents with an area up to 225 – 320 ft² (21 – 28 m²), so you have a great heating capacity with a pipe diameter of 5 inches (12.7 cm).

The top of the stove is built from a 10 gauge (2.59 mm) steel and the rest of the stove body is 12 gauge (2.06 mm) steel and 14 gauge (1.63 mm) steel. It is painted with high-temperature black stove paint. The weight of the full package is 92 lb (41.7 kg).

Read my Cylinder Stoves Outfitter Wood Stove Package review.


22. Timberline Wood Stove Package 

Timberline Wood Stove Package.
Timberline Wood Stove Package.

The Timberline Wood Stove Package is ‘package’ because you have all the elements needed for the stove to work, plus the water tank which you see in the picture above.

The material and the structure are very similar to the Camp Chef’s stove above, though you have one tray here instead of two racks. This is again a steel construction built from a 10 gauge (2.59 mm) and 12 gauge (2.06 mm) steel. So it is heavy, the weight is 92 lb (41.7 kg) but note that this includes the water tank as well.

The pipe is a nesting type, so it is the easiest type to assemble. The starting diameter is 4-7/8 in (12.4 cm) and the end is 5-7/8 in (15 cm) at the top. You have 5 pieces in the bundle, each 21 inches (52 cm) long.

The legs are threaded so they can be tightened or loosened and you can level the stove on uneven ground. Note this is a stove built in the US.

Read my review.


How to choose your wood burning tent stove

There are several factors to consider:

The weight

The differences in the weight are enormous as you realize from the list above, but there are essentially two groups: i) backpack-portable stoves, and ii) those that need a car for transportation. If you plan to use the stove with the car, then the weight is not so crucial, better focus on the features and the price.

The pipe diameter & pipe jack

You will notice that the pipes are in the range of 2.5 – 5 inches. So bear this in mind if you already have a pipe jack integrated in your tent. If this is not so, you can choose any of the mentioned stoves and make the pipe jack yourself.

The pipe diameter is usually equivalent to the burning power, the bigger the diameter the better burning power. So consider the Timberline Package as the first choice if the power is your priority.

Accessories

Some brands have a long list of accessories with their wood stoves. I have discussed this in my text on how to choose a wood-burning camping stove. It is surprising to see how many useful elements you can have.

So you can have a camping oven in at least two variants, to use on the cooktop, or attached to the pipe. Then there are several variants of the water reservoirs, various elbow-type pipe sections, and lots of other stuff. The Winnerwell stoves are champions regarding the possible accessories, but see also the Shasta Vent accessories list.


Final thoughts & Editor’s Choice stove

So this is my temporary list of the best tent stoves for wood burning, it will be updated regularly as new great models appear on the market. Note that right now there are many more stoves of this type on the market but not all of them are true top-notch items, I am trying to present the best ones.

Editor’s Choice

Winnerwell Nomad View Large Tent Stove

$449.00
Winnerwell Nomad View Large Tent Stove
8.5

Features & design

9.6/10

Ease of use

8.9/10

Portability

8.1/10

Craftsmanship

9.6/10

Price

6.6/10

Pros

  • Easy to use
  • Built to last
  • Good packed size
  • All needed features available
  • Large cooktop

Cons

  • Expensive
  • A bit heavy
  • No carry bag
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If you need a corresponding tent for such a stove, please check my list with tents for cold weather camping and also the list of tents with an integrated pipe jack. Some of them have one or even two integrated pipe jacks. You will notice that there are such tents in the list which come with a wood stove included in the package. But see also my list with insulated tents, in such shelters, you do not need heating at all.

Please let me know if you think I have missed adding some good wood-burning stove, there is a comment box below. Thank you for reading and have a nice day.

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Comments

  1. Avatar for Avery G.Avery G. says

    08/17/2023 at

    I found this very useful, and will further research the ones I think may be applicable to my needs. I appreciate the information, and it saved me a lot of time. Thank you for putting it together. As for those who left negative comments – if you do not like the list, start your own site and create your own list. There are 22 (22!) stoves here that this person took the time to compile and review. Do your own work if you are not happy with this free content.

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    • Avatar for JVJV says

      08/17/2023 at

      Thank you Avery, you are very kind. Your comment made my day.

      Reply
  2. Avatar for JoseJose says

    10/14/2022 at

    Hi, can I ask you which one would you choose for a large tent? Around 13 square meters. Thanks a lot.

    Reply
    • Avatar for JVJV says

      10/14/2022 at

      Hi, my guess is that almost all would be good enough for such a size. But this is not all about the area, the volume and tent’s design are more important. You have excellent options here. Go for any of the Winnerwell stoves if you are not certain.

      Reply
  3. Avatar for JaquiJaqui says

    01/20/2022 at

    JV,
    I question the tripod designs inclusion.
    I know that it is technically an extremely stable platform but the folding of the legs adds a weak point that seems to be a risk of toppling.
    It wouldn’t be a surprise if the hinge got banged up in transit and a tripod stove became unstable as a consequence.
    The 4 legs have the same damage risk but each leg carries less of the weight load so the stability loss is reduced.

    Reply
    • Avatar for JVJV says

      01/20/2022 at

      They use this design in one of Winnerwell stoves. You may be right but I do not remember seeing complaints of that type.

      Reply
  4. Avatar for CaloneCalone says

    01/20/2022 at

    I think Pomoly did not want to pay for the ad.

    Reply
    • Avatar for JVJV says

      01/20/2022 at

      Hi, I am not sure what you are saying.

      Reply
      • Avatar for JackJack says

        05/25/2022 at

        He/She means that you talked about 22 tent stoves, but there are no pomoly stoves in these 22 stoves. Pomoly stoves are of high quality. This seems Pomoly did not pay for the list ad. Strange.

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        • Avatar for JVJV says

          05/25/2022 at

          Hi Jack, your comment is quite unpleasant and you know well that I can remove it. Nobody has ever paid to be included in this list. It would be fair that you retract your statement.

          Reply
  5. Avatar for KevinKevin says

    10/24/2021 at

    Rocket Stove vs Tent Stove for emergency cooking.
    I’d like to not buy both, and I do realize they each have their own strengths and weaknesses; but, what does the community think of using a tent stove like a rocket stove? Can I leave 3ft+ of pipe and put a bracket to hold a pot on top of the pipe, like what most rocket stoves have, and just feed wood in to the tent stove? I suspect a rocket stove will be hotter, but I’m not certain the heat that a tent stove would throw out is not sufficient as well. Thoughts?

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    • Avatar for JVJV says

      10/24/2021 at

      Hi Kevin, I am sure that I would always go for a standard tent stove. These are designed to be used inside the tent, and this means both for cooking and for heating.

      I am not sure which particular rocket stove you have in mind, so cannot follow what you are suggesting. What about a chimney, it appears you would use it in the tent? The 3 ft of pipe and a pot on it does not look so great, think about stability. I did not include any of them in the list here, and frankly I do not plan to do this.

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  6. Avatar for Martin WilliamsMartin Williams says

    10/10/2021 at

    Features & design

    10

    Ease of use

    0

    Portability

    0

    Craftsmanship

    10

    Price

    0

    My question may seem a bit ridiculous at first, but hear me out. I live in an apartment in the mid-west and, in a grid down situation, I want to be able to stay warm, obviously. What I am planning is a tent stove in my bedroom vented out the window. That way I can shut the bedroom door and my pets and I will be able to stay warm. I have plenty of storage for wood and/or coal plus tools and access to as much wood as I need to cut. My question is what stove would you recommend to heat a 12′ by 20′ room with one window? I was originally just looking for the largest stove I could find (of good quality) but now I’m not sure that larger is necessarily better. I will also need an elbow to vent the pipes out the window. I have plenty of wool and down blankets and a -60 degree sleeping bag system. I am less concerned about price and weight than I am about quality and heat output. I have the Winnerwell Fastfold Titanium stove for my small hot tent, but I doubt it has the heat output I would need. Any thoughts/recommendations?

    Thanks!

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    • Avatar for JVJV says

      10/10/2021 at

      Hi Martin, as far as I know, manufacturers of these stoves do not suggest using them for home heating. So I would not want to recommend any of them for the purpose you described. I have checked on Amazon and can see that they have some wood burning stoves for home use, so check this one as an example.

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      • Avatar for Martin WilliamsMartin Williams says

        10/11/2021 at

        Thanks JV!

        Reply
  7. Avatar for Arlen smithArlen smith says

    09/23/2021 at

    I am not impressed by any stove I have seen on this site.
    A backpacker does not like to carry any more hardware that he needs to get the cooking job done inside a totally closed in shelter.
    A tarp can be pitched so it can be all sides open or all sides closed.
    A chimney supports the tarp. The 5”x5” stove hangs on a 2”x 28” chimney, broils food in kettles hung under and kettles boiling and frying on top. I use a baffle in the stove to make the stove top hotter than my chimney and also stop sparks coming out the chimney.
    I use 2 5”tin can lids

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    • Avatar for JVJV says

      09/23/2021 at

      Where have you seen me writing that these are backpacking stoves? A few of them are backpack-portable to short distances, but this does not make them backpacking stoves. My backpacking MSR Pocket Rocket stove 2 weighs 2.6 ounces (73 grams) only. So let’s not mix things.

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  8. Avatar for MarissaMarissa says

    05/24/2021 at

    what is the tent pictured in the top of the article?

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    • Avatar for JVJV says

      05/25/2021 at

      Hi Marissa, this is just a convenient picture, the tent is not available on the market.

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  9. Avatar for JasonJason says

    05/10/2021 at

    Sorry, but Pomoly tent stove is not seen in this article. Isn’t it a very popular tent stove in 2021?

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    • Avatar for JVJV says

      05/10/2021 at

      Hi Jason, they have many tent stoves and they look good. The point is they are not available globally and I cannot see them at some big global online sellers. So as of this moment, it makes no much sense to present them to readers.

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  10. Avatar for RyanRyan says

    05/02/2021 at

    Any reason Gstove isn’t on the list, it’s expensive but hard to beat.

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    • Avatar for JVJV says

      05/02/2021 at

      They have a few. I would say they are in the rank of Winnerwell with respect to price. I am building this list, so this is a process. The reason why their stoves are not there yet is that they are not widely available, you will not see them anywhere at global sellers. On the other hand, they are sold out completely, I know this because they told me. So there is no point in adding their stoves here.

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    • Avatar for JaquiJaqui says

      01/20/2022 at

      Ryan, I would say Gstove has made a good decision to stay a small company since they maintain product quality easier as such. The drawback is they can’t produce the quantity needed to be available at major retailers.

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  11. Avatar for RoseRose says

    01/04/2021 at

    We have a 10×12 Guide Gear tent. I love the accessories some of the stoves offer. And I’ve been studying your lists to figure out which 1 would be best. We need a tall pipe but also 1 that emits good heat. I don’t care about weight or price (to an extent). Which 1 would you suggest that has some accessories? I appreciate your time.

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    • Avatar for JVJV says

      01/04/2021 at

      Hi Rose, there are big differences regarding weight and designs. I would recommend one of the Winnerwell stoves because i) they build them in various sizes and ii) they have lots of accessories. Though right now I do not see them on Amazon-US, this happens occasionally, but they are widely available on the EU market.

      If you cannot get any of Winnerwell stoves, go for the Cylinder Stoves Outfitter Wood Stove Package; this is a well-established brand and they have at least 6 stoves in various sizes and this also means with different pipe diameters and many accessory elements.

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  12. Avatar for John ThomsonJohn Thomson says

    04/15/2020 at

    Features & design

    4

    Ease of use

    6

    Portability

    9

    Craftsmanship

    6.5

    Price

    5.5

    I bought the bushcraft woodsman. Quite disappointed in it. Even using kiln dried wood in it, it releases quite a bit of smoke into tent when main door is opened on it. When you close the door the fuel smolders rather than burns reducing the heat markedly from stove. I feel the pipe diameter is too small for sufficient heat output and smoke release.

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    • Avatar for JVJV says

      04/15/2020 at

      Hi John, pity to hear this about the Bushcraft Woodsman stove. I did not include it in my site yet, it looks great with that window and such an elegant folding legs design. You are probably right about the pipe, I am surprised that quite generally they build these stoves with narrow pipes.

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