Introducing The Caboose Tiny wood Stove

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You asked and Flame Innovation has delivered a UL Listed tiny wood stove that will completely heat 200 to 600 square feet.  The “Caboose” stove is a space saving wall mounted or free-standing stove package with built in heat shields. Efficient burn times of 4 to 6 hours are standard using soft woods. Hard woods will produce longer burn times.
The Caboose can attach to a sturdy wall mounted bracket that moves side to side for fine tuning exhaust placement with a nice large shelf for the stove.  An optional convection fan will extend your heating area, if desired, while evening out the heat in your space.

Caboose specs

When used as a free standing stove you must use a Standard  R-2 hearth pad. The heat shield for this application stretches from the left end of the stove around the entire back.  Standard clearance to combustibles is 14”.

Up to 14” Cord Wood can be loaded from the right end of the stove up to 5.5” in diameter.  In addition, the stove is equipped with a large air washed glass viewing window in the front.  This glass viewing area provides fantastic radiant heat transfer. If desired the cook space is approximately 8” x 10” on top.

This new model has an outside combustion air feature to compliment installation in Tiny Homes, Canal Boats, Cabins, Sheds, RVS, Yurts and more.

Additionally the Caboose model utilizes 4” HT UL rated combustion pipe for exhaust. The safe 4” Insulated pipe has an outside diameter of 6”.  If desired, the chimney can exit out a side wall at a 45 degree angle.

The Caboose Tiny Wood Stove measures 22” Wide from left to right x 25” tall x 10” deep front to back.  The Weight is only 75 lbs.

The fully brick lined fire box measures 14.5” deep x 7” Wide x 8” Tall with a brick baffle above for superior efficiency.

The Caboose is made in Post Falls Idaho by our team of fully certified craftsmen that hand weld each stove. We also have skilled painters and assembly personnel that pay special attention to details from start to finish.

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What are the required clearances to combustibles? I have an old coal burning fireplace that is really shallow and I am wondering if this will fit in the space