DEERFAMY Tent Stove, Burning Stove with 7 Section Chimney Pipes, Camping Stove Portable for Tent, Hot Tent Stove for Outdoor Heating & Cooking, Ice Fishing, Hunting, Black…
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- Unique Chimney Design The tent stove comes with 7 sections of chimney pipes, reaching a height of 6 feet, adjustable to fit the height of your tent. The included wind ropes and nails can stabilize the chimney.
- Better Burning ControlThe heat-temperature-resistant glass door allows flame observation and the adjustable air vent enables easy burning control. The ashtray can be easily removed for cleaning and helps to achieve optimal burning.
- Compact & Portable All the accessories can be stored inside the small tent stove. The legs can be folded, saving space, and the storage rack can be transformed into a handle for easy transportation.
- Defy the ColdWhether you're camping, ice fishing, or hunting, this hot tent stove will keep you warm in frigid conditions, while also providing you with hot food.
- Important Note We recommend using the provided screwdriver and gloves during assembly to avoid cuts. If you have any questions or concerns, please don't hesitate to contact us. It is normal for the stove to have paint smoke when used for the first time. It can be burned in an open area for more than half an hour to remove the heating smell of the new furnace and to cure the paint.
Brand: DEERFAMY
Material: A3 Steel
Color: Black
Item Weight: 11 Pounds
Assembly Required: No
Brand: DEERFAMY
Material: A3 Steel
Color: Black
Item Weight: 11 Pounds
Assembly Required: No
Ventilation Type: Direct Vent
Fuel Type: Burning
Efficiency: High Efficiency
Mounting Type: Freestanding
Product Dimensions: 14.2 x 8.7 x 14.4 inches
Item Weight: 11 pounds
Item model number: 01BK
Date First Available: March 6, 2023
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Brief background: I've been around a long time. Much of that time I've heated with wood. I know what I'm talking of. Delivery was timely. Only hiccup was it was delivered to the local post office rather than my home address. I wish Amazon would tell us when we place an order how they intend to ship it. Not a product fault. As many have said this is not the typical thin sheet metal stove typical of this price range. It is made of heavy material and is shaped and welded rather than being screwed or riveted together. Neither of those methods will create a non smoking stove. There is simply too much heat. Assembly is simple and quick. 8 small bolts to attach the shelves and chimney adapter. I highly recommend you purchase a pipe section with installed damper when you get the stove. You can get one on Amazon. You need the one for 2.36 inch pipe. Depending on your application you might want to get a couple more pipe sections. Stove comes with maybe 6 or 7 feet but if this is going into a Sibley or bell tent you'll need more to keep the tent's peak from interfering with your draft. Be prepared to do a few initial burns outdoors. The off gassing of the stove paint is strong....it is also normal for any painted wood stove. Remember, what your doing here is seasoning the paint. Hence the damper. You don't want a raging fire where the paint is smoking and the stove pipes are glowing red. This will ruin the stove's finish, potentially cause warping and glowing red pipes are dangerous. A cheap stove pipe thermometer is the ticket. Keep it between 300 and 500 degrees if it's a couple of feet up the pipe. You will need to wire it on. They are magnetic and the pipes stainless. Non magnetic. The door is gasketed. Unusual in an inexpensive stove. Important because it allows for less unwanted air intrusion. Managing the draft which is a slider on the ash drawer, along with the damper mentioned earlier the fire in this stove can be controlled quite well. You can even put it out if needed. Monitor the pipe thermometer. Remember to keep the temp above 250 - 300F to reduce creosote buildup in the pipes. The stove is capable of warming a 12x12 Sibley type tent at least in the mid 20s outside temp. While not mentioned, this stove has a secondary burn system. Once up to operating temp with dry wood it is smokeless. Wishes for better: Yes the glass gets blackened...there is no air wash system. But it can be cleaned. The door latch and draft regulator are a bit lightweight but work fine. There is a very small side to side range of movement in the draft regulator. Just a light tap on it is the ticket for fire control. And yes the chimney sections are a bear to get apart once the stove has been in use for a time. My previous tent stove, while incredibly well made, did not burn anywhere near as well as this one. It was hard to start and had insufficient air intake to burn hot enough to really heat. Also, the stove pipe alone cost more than this entire stove even including the damper purchase I recommend. The stove itself was over 3x the cost of the Deerfamy. Long review. Thanks for hanging in. I like this little.stove
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Reviewed in the United States on January 8, 2024 by NWBuck
The media could not be loaded. Good quality. Very sturdy. It comes with a flute section. You could buy more sections of chimney pipes if needed. My first try out in 12°F cold proved positive. It is easy to start and keeps warm for 30 minutes after the flame dies. Don't use fire starter wood or pallets, as they will leak sticky resin and the ashtray will get stuck. I learned this the hard way. Two thumbs up. I recommend it.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 30, 2024 by Al Lievn Al Lievn
Overall a great stove, burns well and heats the tent nicely. The problem is after less than 12 uses, the lowest section of pipe cracked and after cooling crumbled under finger pressure. This could have burnt the tent down had it not been noticed. Update: they reached out to me and replaced the broken part free of charge. They have excellent customer service
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Reviewed in the United States on February 19, 2024 by Alexander
I like that this stove has easy drawer for ash removal. The older person I sent it too had no trouble setting it up by herself and starting the first fire. So very intuitive set up and use. I like that it can burn more than one fuel-both wood that is gathered from dead fall and pellets or sawdust. Options are always good. It shipped fairly fast and there was tracking. not heavier than one person can lift. AND the company is quick to answer questions and tries to be helpful. Very positive so far. Will report any change in my esteem next Spring. So far it seems a well made and well supported product.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 19, 2023 by Nekko Nekko
UPDATE: After using the stove for a couple evenings, the welded seam at the top front edge of the stove leaks smoke badly whenever I try to damp it down. So unless I am running the chimney and air inlet wide open, I get smoke coming out the front. So I constantly have to feed the stove and it runs hotter than I need it to because I can't damp it down without having to eat smoke. I would return it but by the time I get it cleaned up and packaged and sent out, it would be too much trouble. If it wasn't for this issue with the seam, I think it would be a great stove!!! Several great design features. The sliding ash tray is great, the damper works well. It does include a chimney damper and it works great too. Puts out a lot of heat. Long enough that you don’t have to use super tiny pieces of wood The problem is the weld on the top front edge. The top is separated from the front. You can see in the first two pics the fire light coming out. I don’t know if I’ll be able to use it like this. Smoke comes out of the crack if I close the chimney damper. It should be re-welded, but I don’t have a welder. If it didn’t have this issue, it’s a 5 start product.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 7, 2024 by Evan Hart Evan Hart
I wanted an affordable stove since I can only get out camping in the winter once per month. This stove didn't disappoint. It roasts my 4-6 man tent when temps outside are below freezing. You get around a 2 hour burn. It's heavy, but if you car camp, you won't have to carry it far to your tent. One thing that is missing is there's no damper. You can buy one off Amazon to add on, which I did, but the way the stove is built, you'll get smoke coming out the bottom or the door if you close it all the way. I turn it to where it's partially closed and it cools down the pipe (see image). I also bought some hot tent stove pipe insulation to wrap the pipe with where it exits the tent (I have a Pomoly Bromance 70). I liked that this stove came with the tie-downs, which you need. You will also need to buy some pipe extensions if you have a larger tent like mine, as the pipes that come with this weren't tall enough to reach a couple feet above my tent (which is what is recommended). I like the removable plate on the top, that I take off for cooking. This stove is great. My only other complaint is that it doesn't fit the standard cut sized log. You need to trim your logs down to size for them to fit, but many of them are similar sized so it sort of comes with the territory. Happy (hot tent) camping!
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Reviewed in the United States on January 29, 2024 by R. Gorczyca R. Gorczyca