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Small Stoves for Log Cabins

Popular camping stoves are often used within small extensions, boats, yurts and garden pods. They often feature a cooktop for a kettle or an optional oven to keep you well fed.

Glamping Stoves

A glamping stove is specially designed for log cabins, small extensions, boats, yurts and glamping pods they are a must-have if you wish to create a cosy and ambient space.

These fantastic glamping log burners are small in stature but provide lots of heat, the small distance required to combustibles mean they can be easily installed within tight spaces. With optional ovens and hot plates these small wood burners don't just keep you warm, they can keep you fed too. Designs are available from established and industry-leading stove makers such as Ekol and Charlton & Jenrick. All our Glamping stoves are DEFRA approved for use in smoke control areas and Ecodesign ready so you really can use and install them anywhere.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can You Put a Wood Burner in a Tent?

Using a stove in a tent or log cabin can make the space feel very warm. You shouldn't install a high output stove within a normal tent, it will typically need to be canvas or poly-cotton and a double insulated flue pipe is a requirement which acts as the chimney for the wood burner.

Which are the best Log Burners for Glamping?

If you're looking for a wood burner that has been purposely designed to be installed within a log cabin then look no further. Lots of the heaters in this section offer the perfect heat output for small spaces and you're able to cook on many of the models too. Space is usually at a premium if you are camping or are fortunate enough to have an outhouse so the stoves in this section all have relatively low distance requirements to combustible materials.

Can You Put a Wood Stove in a Log Cabin or Outhouse?

As long as you install your wood burner correctly by using a competent HETAS registered engineer, then fitting a wood burning stove into a cabin is perfectly safe. Fireproofing is also essential and you'll need to ensure the chimney you fit is a twin wall double insulated flue.

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