Wood Burning Stove with Oven - Portable Pellet Stove with Chimney Pipes, 304 Stainless Steel Construction Outdoor Hot Tent Camping Stove for Winter, Hunting, Cooking, Hiking, Fishing
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Features
- STOVE WITH OVEN- Can only be used for pellet fuel. This tent stove is designed with an oven, a cooking area and thermometer, making it unique among similar products.You can bake pizza, sausage, sandwiches and more while keeping warm.
- SAFER COOKING & HEATING- With high-temperature resistant glass, the camping stove ensures safer heating in any weather condition or environment, protecting you and your loved ones from potential accidents.
- VIEW GLASS & CHIMNEY PIPE- Our Pipes have a diameter of 2.75", and they are equipped with adapters to fit 2.36" Pipes. The wood stove for tent features a large viewing glass that allows you to monitor the fire and adjust its intensity, along with a chimney pipe that efficiently draws away smoke and fumes.
- STAINLESS STEEL FRAME-The stove features a stainless steel frame that is both durable and corrosion-resistant, ensuring that it will last for years to come. It perfect for camping, hiking, fishing, and backpacking.
- TIPS- Wear gloves when assembling/disassembling/using the stove to avoid cuts/burns. During the use of the furnace, the furnace body and chimney pipe will become very hot, do not touch it directly with your hands.
Brand: FURNDOOR
Fuel Type: Pellet
Material: Stainless Steel
Product Dimensions: 17"L x 8"W x 12"H
Power Source: Wood
Product Dimensions: 17 x 8 x 12 inches
Manufacturer: FURNDOOR
Item model number: Pellet Stove
Date First Available: August 6, 2025
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Over the years, I’ve tried various game tables for Fish and other animals taken while hunting. I used to buy them at one of the prominent big hunting stores. I’d like the features of this one so much better I wish I had never bought any other versions. Between having the knife holder the coverable sink and the sprayer. It makes dealing with game and cleanup so much easier. The trash bag holder is convenient for small jobs, but ineffective for bigger ones. This is my new favorite game processing table.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 27, 2023 by Stephen Parsons
Size: with oven
The media could not be loaded. Takes some modifications to work better. Needs a plate to stop the pellets from going down to the fire box so you can stop the burn. For when you want to end using the stove before the hopper is empty.. Need to make the burn box grate smaller hole so the pellets don't just fall through when you are filling it up. I did both things and now it is a lot better. I would give this 5 stars if I didn't have to do the changes. It burns great
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Reviewed in the United States on April 30, 2025 by David C.
Size: with oven
I like it and will make it work for my needs. Need to buy fire seal for glass area to keep smoke from coming out. Legs should have been sturdier. Directions are not very good. Do not understand how the hopper works. The screen holes are to big and will not stop wood pellets from falling all the way to the ash tray. This is my honest opinion. Hope this helps.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 4, 2023 by Scott E Clark
Size: with oven
Had a few quick fires in this thing and nothing was consistent. (no instructions ) Meaning the pellets do not burn up they fall into the tray in the bottom, which fills up very quickly. No efficiency and just dangerous. Holes in grading or huge! Dangerous meaning you need to be able to regulate overtime to know when to dump the ashes. But unfortunately, the stove does not burn consistently enough. I had it in my inflatable tent and it was keeping everything very nice and warm in there so when I went to bed, I said I’m gonna set alarms. I set the alarms for two hours at a time. As I said, this was all experimental because I planned on using the stove on some very off grid expeditions. There was a lot of about 20° Fahrenheit when I went to sleep. Everything looked good the first alarm but by the second one when I woke up, I noticed a bright shiny orange circle on the feed tray. I immediately had to figure out what to do so the first thing was pull the pellets out of the bins. Once I started doing this, I realized the pellets were already on fire in the bins. So I immediately took my knife outside cut the chimney, supports down, put on welding gloves, and pulled the chimney from the stove and immediately put the stove outside. Now I always have a CO detector with a smoke detector in my tent and write it that moment when I get up to start pulling the fuel out of the stove bins I didn’t realize it, but the tent was already filled with smoke and my CO detector went off with the smoke detector. Luckily, I was able to get this thing outside, but the stove is not safe! There is no consistency in any of the burns no matter how you burn it whether you have it choked back with the flu or what not leave it wide open doesn’t matter. This stove is not safe and there is nothing anyone can tell me that it’s ever gonna be! The photos are of when I got it out of the tent. I was able to dump the bin and you can see where the pellets were on fire or at least at that point smoldering. I am so glad I tested this thing before taking it on a trip and being truly exhausted because I feel I would’ve died! Just as a reference for the photos where I’m putting my finger is where the cherry red circle was when I woke up. All the other ones are the aftermath of dumping the fuel bins out on the ground in the snow!
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Reviewed in the United States on January 5, 2025 by JB JB
Size: with oven
This seems to heat very well in fact maybe a bit too much. I ran it on the lowest setting and still got the metal red hot in places. I think it would not burn as long as stated but I have not tried a full hopper yet. I burns hot with a small amount of smoke. The self-contained portability of it is awesome it all packs down into 1 little package and is perfect for a small hunting tent. I have not tried it in bad weather yet. So far, I love it.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 19, 2023 by Jeff Miller
Size: with oven
It looks well built. I can't use it yet because they shipped it with fed ex and they broke the only glass piece in the box. Can't blame them if they rolled it down my driveway. The box is heavy.
Reviewed in the United States on December 15, 2024 by Michael Michael
Size: with oven
The instruction manual is very vague. Very well built. After I figured it out , I love it. It works awesome.
Reviewed in the United States on November 25, 2023 by Cheryl Ireland Cheryl Ireland
Size: with oven
It cannot burn wood just wood pellets. The hopper is an absolute disaster to put together. There is no spark arrester included. The chimney dampner is a joke. The pipe is an unusual 2.76 inches compared to the standard 2.36 of everything else. Definitely not what I expected. The only positive is it's built sturdy. Will be returning. Be aware it will cost over $100 to return!
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Reviewed in the United States on January 14, 2025 by Jason D.