Cooks efficiently with sticks, tree bark, pine cones, scrap lumber, and other biomass fuels!

What is the Deadwood Stove?

The Deadwood Stove is an efficient, rugged, and portable outdoor cook stove. It allows you to cook meals using only small amounts of sticks, scrap lumber, tree bark, pine cones, and other biomass fuels.

• Efficient - The Deadwood Stove is known for its outstanding ability to maximize heat produced from a minimal amount of fuel. This makes it perfect for camp sites, backyards, and during a power outage. No need to cut large firewood or purchase gas or charcoal, just use dead limbs, scrap lumber, and sticks you find on the ground.

• Easy to start - Place a wadded up piece of newspaper in the combustion chamber and drop some kindling on top. Light the paper with a match, lighter, or magnesium starter and begin inserting sticks into the feed tube. The stove is ready to cook in a couple of minutes. Dead grass and leaves also work well to start a fire in the Deadwood Stove.

• Easy to use - Cooking temperature is simply varied by the size and amount of fuel used. Only a few sticks  generate enough heat to cook eggs, pancakes, hamburgers, steaks, popcorn, and just about anything else you cook on your kitchen stove top. The Deadwood Stove will heat 1 quart of water to a rolling boil in 10 minutes.

• Durable - The Deadwood Stove is built for daily use and covered by a 5 year limited warranty. The combustion chamber and cooking surfaces are made of heavy 11 gauge steel. All welded construction so there are no bolts, rivets, or seams to deteriorate.

Dimensions

Height without the leg extensions = 14.5 in.
Height with leg extensions = 21.5 in.
The grill surface = 8.5 in. X 8.5 in.
Footprint with leg extension = 11 in.
Footprint without leg extensions = 7 in.
Weight = 18 pounds

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