How to Set up my Stove?
How to Roll the Chimney pipe?
How to Light the Wood Stove?
1. Gather the correct materials
Kindling-wood, twigs, or wooden sticks,anything that ignites easily will work.Kiln-dried or well-seasoned woods with less than 20% moisture content.Matches,paper,firelighters.
2.Install stove and accessories correctly according to manufacturer’s manual.
3. Use small pieces of kindling that are dry and easy to light.Placing the kindling on the top of the ash pan ensures correct airflow and enough space for the kindling to catch fire.
4. Arrange small pieces of dry wood around the kindling，make a tent or tepee shape. This creates a structure that allows the air to flow easily through the centre and reach the kindling, helping it catch fire and burn efficiently.
5. Add larger logs to your fire.Be sure to leave enough space between them for the air to circulate well.
6. Adjust the damper and air intake to your needs,keep the stove burning and enjoy the camping.
What is the Difference Between Stainless Steel Stove and Titanium Stove?
Titanium Wood Stove
Titanium’s biggest advantage is its ultralight performance, which is the best material for lightweight wood stoves among hikers and backpackers. Titanium is 45% lighter than stainless steel.
However, titanium wood stove is much more expensive for its strong, lightweight, and naturally rust-resistant advantages.
If you focus more on lightweight than price, titanium is the lightest tent wood stove material you can buy.
Stainless Steel Wood Stove
Stainless steel is a corrosion-resistant alloy made up of steel, chromium, and other metals. It is a popular choice for wood stoves because it is relatively affordable, durable, and easy to clean.
So it’s perfect for when your wood stove takes a lot of abuse. This makes it a top choice of campers who are hard on their gear. Stainless steel stoves can retain heat well and can last for many years with proper care. By far, Stainless steel tent wood stove is tougher and more scratch-resistant than titanium version.
However, a stainless steel stove weighs a bit more than a titanium wood stove and may not be as efficient at heating up quickly.
What are the Advantages of Secondary Burning Stove?
- Much efficient, reduce wood run out.
- Prevent the glass turnings black
As soon as a fire is lit, rising hot air and the absence of oxygen created by the combustion process creates a vacuum at the bottom of the Stove’s burn chamber. This vacuum draws oxygen in through the Solo Stove’s exterior vent holes at the bottom of the fire pit or camp stove, immediately fueling the fire at its base.
At the same time, additional oxygen travels through the Stove’s double walls. This preheated air is then injected into the top of the fire through the interior vent holes, providing an extra boost of already-hot oxygen to further fuel the flame.