Description
One of the primary benefits of canvas is it’s ability to breathe, thereby releasing the moisture that is always accumulating inside a tent. This becomes particularly pronounced in cooler weather when water begins to condense inside a tent. A wood stove is the perfect solution for this situation, driving moisture out while keeping its occupants warm and toasty while giving them the ability to cook food,warm water and dry their gear out.
A little-known fact about wood stoves is that most of the heat comes not from the firebox but the 1st few feet of the exhaust pipe. The greater length of pipe inside the tent, the more warmth you will get from the stove. However, putting a hole in the roof of a tent can sometimes cause a leak at the stove jack when pitched poorly, so another option is to have the stove exhaust exit through the side of the tent. In this situation where the exhaust pipe is necessarily very short, a larger firebox is called for.
We don’t do pre-cut flue holes as that would limit you to where you can put your stove and the type of flue kit used.
Our Exit’s enable you to fit any kind of stove and flue kit, anywhere you want inyour tent.
Our Exit’s enable you to fit any kind of stove and flue kit, anywhere you want in
Note: All CanvasCamp tents accept all models of stove jacks.
Make sure to leave about 1m (or 3 feet) of flue pipe in between the stove and the flashing installed in the canvas of your tent.
| Total weight (kg) | 0.4 |
|---|---|
| Compatible With | Frontier, Gstove Heat View |
| Flue Compatibility | 50 – 70mm |
- 2 clamping plates
- High-temp rubber boot
- Mounting nuts & bolts
- Diameter exterior ring: 140cm (5.5″)
- Diameter interior ring: 115cm (4.5″)
