Traditional Wood Burning Stove

Traditional Wood Burning tent cabin garden Stove - Boutique Camping glamping
Traditional Wood Burning tent cabin garden Stove - Boutique Camping glamping
Traditional Wood Burning tent cabin garden Stove - Boutique Camping glamping
Traditional Wood Burning tent cabin garden Stove - Boutique Camping glamping
Traditional Wood Burning tent cabin garden Stove - Boutique Camping glamping
Traditional Wood Burning tent cabin garden Stove - Boutique Camping glamping
Traditional Wood Burning tent cabin garden Stove - Boutique Camping glamping
Traditional Wood Burning tent cabin garden Stove - Boutique Camping glamping
Traditional Wood Burning tent cabin garden Stove - Boutique Camping glamping
Traditional Wood Burning tent cabin garden Stove - Boutique Camping glamping
Traditional Wood Burning tent cabin garden Stove - Boutique Camping glamping
Traditional Wood Burning tent cabin garden Stove - Boutique Camping glamping
Traditional Wood Burning tent cabin garden Stove - Boutique Camping glamping
Traditional Wood Burning tent cabin garden Stove - Boutique Camping glamping
Traditional Wood Burning tent cabin garden Stove - Boutique Camping glamping
Traditional Wood Burning tent cabin garden Stove - Boutique Camping glamping
Traditional Wood Burning tent cabin garden Stove - Boutique Camping glamping
Traditional Wood Burning tent cabin garden Stove - Boutique Camping glamping
Traditional Wood Burning tent cabin garden Stove - Boutique Camping glamping
Traditional Wood Burning tent cabin garden Stove - Boutique Camping glamping
Traditional Wood Burning tent cabin garden Stove - Boutique Camping glamping
Traditional Wood Burning tent cabin garden Stove - Boutique Camping glamping
Traditional Wood Burning tent cabin garden Stove - Boutique Camping glamping
Traditional Wood Burning tent cabin garden Stove - Boutique Camping glamping
Traditional Wood Burning tent cabin garden Stove - Boutique Camping glamping
Traditional Wood Burning tent cabin garden Stove - Boutique Camping glamping
Traditional Wood Burning tent cabin garden Stove - Boutique Camping glamping
Traditional Wood Burning tent cabin garden Stove - Boutique Camping glamping

Traditional Wood Burning Stove

Product Code: BC01293

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A traditional Wood Burning Stove boasts a wide-screen glass window perfect for monitoring the roar of the flames, replenishing wood, and also doubling up as a convenient light source.

Compact in size with an impressive 4.5kW heat output, this super-savvy Traditional Wood Burning Stove is perfect for warming camping trips, gardens, motor homes, greenhouses & yes, wo/man caves too!

As well as turning up the heat, when lit the stovetop can double up as a hob making it a great cooking source, be it to boil, fry, or simmer!

Classically styled with modern technicalities, it packs down small and weighs just over 19kgs, making it fairly easy to transport if you wish to change location. The traditional look of this stove will ensure you have a fully functioning heater/cooker that will add a touch of nostalgia to any fireproof or breathable fabric tent. This kit comes with a buildable flue (chimney), top plate, spark arrestor, and ashtray.

Compare our full range of stoves in our 'Ultimate Buyers Guide' blog.

Material:
Cold Rolled Steel (top & body 2mm thick).

Flue:
6 pieces. Width: 8cm/3.4in. Diameter: 170cm/66.9in tall.

Power:
4.5 kW.

Suitable Flashing Kit:
75-160mm XL Flashing Kit.

Dimensions With Legs Collapsed:
W44.5xH32.3xD28.5cm.

Weight:
19kgs.

Fuel Type:
Wood/Fire Lighters.

Max Temperature:
300°C/570°F.

Please Note: Boutique Camping accepts no responsibility for the use or misuse of stoves. We recommend using stoves inside fire-retardant or breathable fabric tents that are well-ventilated and have the correct flue installation. Please never leave a lit stove unattended, especially around children or pets. It is important that when in use, the stove is on a heat and fireproof mat.

  • Heat output: 4.5kW
  • Top plate
  • Removable ashtray
  • Fuelled with wood
  • Fire-resistant viewing glass
  • Lock door
  • Hooks for kettle attachment
  • Spark arrestor
  • Folding legs
  • Secondary air inlet

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For the Traditional Woodburning stove, you require a 75-100mm Flashing Kit
For the traditional Stove, we offer a water heater which connects to the flue and can be used for boiling/hot water. We recommend to purchase a carbon monoxide detector when using a stove inside a tent. We also offer a case iron set which can be used for cooking on the stove. Lastly, we sell firelights which can be used to get the fire going.
Yes! As the stove top will heat up, you can simply put a saucepan/frying pan on top of this, which you can cook on.
You can install the Traditional stove into all of our tents, so long as they are Polycotton or Cotton.
It's fairly simple, although it sounds complicated. Using a flashing kit, cut the hole where you want to put the stove, and then set the stove up with the flue going through the gasket of the flashing kit. However, if you purchase a Fire Retardant tent which has a pre-cut stove hole and flap, then you will not need to cut the hole, just simply install the flashing kit where the existing hole is.
The best way to clean and maintain the stove is after every use to wipe down the flues inside to avoid soot build up and when not in use, to store it in a dry and warm environment. Second to this, the stove has an ash-tray that collects old ash, so clean this out after every use.
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