Wood stoves ? Has anyone here used a **tent-rated/camping…
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Wood stoves ?
Has anyone here used a **tent-rated/camping wood stove or pellet stove in their shack or camper trailer**?
I’m specifically looking for people who have actually used these types of tent/camping stoves in a shack, camper, or similar enclosed space, because I’m interested in doing it myself.
I have room in my camper, and one idea I’m considering is removing the gas stove, furnace, and part of the counter to make more room for the wood stove setup. I don’t use the gas anyway, so I’d rather use that space for something I would actually use.
I’m looking at tent/camping stoves because I’m trying to keep the stove around **$200 or less**, and I have extra money for the piping, shielding, and other safety equipment.
I’d especially like to know how you set yours up, what you used for **heat shielding around the stove and stovepipe**, what stove you used, and how you handled the pipe going through the camper.
I’m just trying to hear from people who have actually done this and see what worked for them and what they would recommend or do differently. It’s getting cold where I am, and electric heat isn’t very good here either, so I really appreciate any help, advice, pictures, or ideas!
**Feel free to drop links to stoves you think would be good for what I’m trying to do, or links to the stove you personally used.** I’d love to have some options to look at.
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Has anyone here used a **tent-rated/camping wood stove or pellet stove in their shack or camper trailer**?
I’m specifically looking for people who have actually used these types of tent/camping stoves in a shack, camper, or similar enclosed space, because I’m interested in doing it myself.
I have room in my camper, and one idea I’m considering is removing the gas stove, furnace, and part of the counter to make more room for the wood stove setup. I don’t use the gas anyway, so I’d rather use that space for something I would actually use.
I’m looking at tent/camping stoves because I’m trying to keep the stove around **$200 or less**, and I have extra money for the piping, shielding, and other safety equipment.
I’d especially like to know how you set yours up, what you used for **heat shielding around the stove and stovepipe**, what stove you used, and how you handled the pipe going through the camper.
I’m just trying to hear from people who have actually done this and see what worked for them and what they would recommend or do differently. It’s getting cold where I am, and electric heat isn’t very good here either, so I really appreciate any help, advice, pictures, or ideas!
**Feel free to drop links to stoves you think would be good for what I’m trying to do, or links to the stove you personally used.** I’d love to have some options to look at.
#lifestyle
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