can a wood stove be added? Or what would it take to add a stove pipe jack?
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If you don't mind doing some sewing a stove pipe could be added. My observations about this tent. I had it out 5 times last summer. I'm in Kansas and purchased this tent last year (2013). It can get pretty windy here with little to shield the tent from the wind. And, I can say, this tent is not friendly in a high wind... kinda sound like sleeping next to a about a hundred flags in hurricane. It's a good tent with a direct wind under 15 mph. The guide line ropes that run down the tent walls are held on the tent with plastic rings. They can break and are easily replaced. The guide lines are only held to the tent mid way down the TeePee. This leaves a pretty noticeable sag at the bottom of the tent. I spent about a two hours adding another spot about 18 to 24 inches up from the floor for these ropes to hold the tent out. This greatly added useable room to the tent. The tent needs to be sprayed with silicone (tent sealant) and it'll need the seams sealed otherwise it'll leak. Also, when you are hoisting the tent up, be careful with the top of the TeePee. There's a piece at the very top which allows for ventilation. If this folds over and it's continued to be forced up, it'll break a plastic ring holding a rope to the tent. It's an easy fix. Lastly, the Nylon tent door (not the screen) does not have a bottom zipper (the screen does). That said, this is a very spacious tent (with the additional guide line attachment). And, it's super easy to put up and take down. One person can put this tent up without any struggling.
2005859
You can add pipe to the depth you need. I would not want to extend the handles.
1163721
Never tried but I don't see why not. Now that you bring it up I would like to try it with a alcohol stove.
860883
No. You need to remove the grate for adding wood. This is much larger than either of those stoves. I use it for cooking with my 8 quart dutch oven. It is a BBQ not a stove.
1958416
I believe you can. The only problem, I thought the logs and flames looked bad. I have 2 of the other Franklin looking stoves with much better looking logs, flames, and color. I love the look of the frame, but I am real big on the fire looking as realistic as possible too.
1959108
Are you wanting to put the stove in a garden shack? It would be a good place for one. Make sure that it stays away from any wood by at least 6 inches. Make sure you use a roof or wall thimble to safely hold the chimney in place. You can get those parts at a good hardware store or fireplace store.
2252067
Yes, you have to drill a hole, unless there is already one in the appropriate location, and is of the right size. You may have to add to the wood chips (easily done) for an extended smoke period of 5 hrs.
221412
This is wood operated. I found that if you use 12-14 inch long logs that are slightly small in circumference works best. And get a pizza stone, but make sure it fits in the opening.
484852
You could hold a hot dog on a stick in the fire. You place the firewood on the rack inside. I wouldn't try to cook the on the top.
2246566
I have seen them at the ACE Hardware store. The one in our town has a large section with heating stoves, appliances etc. and they have the hearth for under a wood stove. If nothing else, you could have one made. The one my parents have is plywood with cement board over top. Then Tile/grout. Very heavy, but works and looks great. I made one from pavers. Hope this helps.
1844075
No, you cannot. This is a tea pot. What you put on the stove is called a tea kettle.
886166
I used one of the side cooking tubes. The ends can easily be flared in or out with a hammer. I also purchased a 3"-2.5" pipe adapter I bought online for eleven dollars.
1718048
The air intake is the house.. no way to provide "fresh air intake" without modifications and parts NOT provided by what you receive, even if doing such modification was done properly, I don't believe it would be worth the effort or expense. The design of this stove dates back over one hundred years - when concepts like airtight home construction was not a consideration. You'd be trying to make this stove do something it was never intended to do; you may consider acquiring a stove that is designed for this - green building advisor dot com could help you on this.
1817032
This stove is a free-standing stove with a pedestal attached. If you intend to have a stove installed in an existing hearth you would need to look at a wood stove insert (a wood stove made for this application). You should visit a local fireplace & stove/heath dealer and installer for more info on your application. Hope this helped....
405155
Not sure what you mean... mine goes up through the ceiling, a metal box thing to triple lined pipe on the outside. I used double stove pipe on the inside. But your best bet is to buy your stove pipe from someplace like Northline Express. They have the specs right on the site, or an 800 number to call. Much safer than taking a guess! Shipping is free after minimum, and VERY fast!
1860861
Basically, everything you need except for the vertical chimney pipe. You get a wall flange, a 12" length of insulated pipe for going through the wall, an adaptor for stove pipe, the T with clean out plug, mounting hardware, 1 chimney strap, and the chimney top.
1446372
Do you mean a wood-burning cooking stove? Or a woodstove intended to heat your home? Most wood stoves surface get hot, but not enough to boil water. Steamers are usually designed with maximum surface area to encourage evaporation to help keep the humidity at a more comfortable level.