The Cubic Cub Mini is a teeny-tiny wood-burning stove with an impressive heat output of 6000-14000 BTU.It's the smaller brother to the Cubic Grizzly Mini, which is small

The Cubic Grizzly Mini proves that the best things come in small packages, offering up to 18,000 BTU of heating power in an H15" x W13" x D12"

Wood-burning stoves can get hot enough to heat a house, but too hot a temperature can make sitting near them uncomfortable.The ideal temperature for comfort is between 500°F

You need heat, fuel, and oxygen to make and sustain fire. While open fireplaces get oxygen naturally and burn fast, stoves have vents that feed a firebox, creating

A smelly wood-burning stove can sour your enjoyment of using it, although the source of unusual smells might not be your stove.Damp and musty smells are usually from

Wood-burning stoves are significantly more efficient than open fireplaces because they have a firebox to keep waste gases inside. While a thick metal casing reflects heat into the firebox

Wood-burning stoves give off a tremendous amount of sustainable heat on the cheap, making them perfect off-grid heating appliances.With the right location, heat output, and adequate circulation, a

Wood-burning stoves easily reach temperatures over 900°F. Without sufficient distance between the stove and nearby walls, and a heat shield, heat will penetrate the building and increase the

Wood-burning stoves are highly efficient, using anywhere from 70-90% of the energy in the firewood to heat the room. This means stoves can have as little as 10%

When looking at wood-burning stoves, you will find both catalytic and non-catalytic models. Catalytic stoves usually cost 30-40% more than their non-catalytic counterparts, but you get a more