Have you guys seen the Caboose?

[EatenByLimestone]

The Caboose | Tiny Wood Stove

You asked and Flame Innovation has delivered a UL Listed tiny wood stove that will completely heat 200 to 600 square feet. The “Caboose”...

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UL listed and wall mount! Doesn’t say EPA certified though.

 

[Pinesmoke]

Cute little guy.

 

[EbS-P]

That is a well designed stove from the looks of it. I didn’t see any reference to UL listing or a manual. Wondering if it could pass emissions? The wall mount bracket is wrll
Thought out. 4” HT venting and 14” wood with a bit of a cooktop. Score.

 

[Osage]

Looks like a Baby Bear with side viewing. As we used to say "Cuter than a bugs Ear".

 

[begreen]

I saw this last year when reading a tiny house article. It is cute. However, some of the claims are wishful thinking. 4-6hr burn time with a .5 cu ft firebox ain't gonna happen. Not even close to that. It's highly radiant and will need lots of protection. The standard clearance is 14" and the hearth requires R=2 insulation protection.

 

[EatenByLimestone]

That is a well designed stove from the looks of it. I didn’t see any reference to UL listing or a manual. Wondering if it could pass emissions? The wall mount bracket is wrll
Thought out. 4” HT venting and 14” wood with a bit of a cooktop. Score.

I don’t see a pdf for a manual.

 

[begreen]

https://flameinnovation.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/05/Caboose-Wall-Stove-Manual-2023.pdf

 

[Wisco Shepherd]

We have a 300 sq foot "flex space" that stays in the 50s from the heat below but not much warmer than that and is used as an office/dog training room. This could be a nice little room heater. I wonder how much chimney it needs to run well.

 

[begreen]

We have a 300 sq foot "flex space" that stays in the 50s from the heat below but not much warmer than that and is used as an office/dog training room. This could be a nice little room heater. I wonder how much chimney it needs to run well.

If it only has a baffle and no secondary tubes, it might vent well on short 10' flue system.

 

[EatenByLimestone]

Since it doesn’t appear to have secondaries or EPA add ons, it probably doesn’t need much.

Given rules like 10-3-2 and stack effect, I’m not sure it’d be easy to shorten the chimney by too much if installed in a regular house. Then again, given the shed sized places this is designed for, and the wall mount, maybe it’s possible to set it up in a way that needs very little pipe. Since it weighs 90lbs, if it’s not too weird of a size a single person could pick it up and put it on its mount. 2 people would make it an easy job.

A low pitched roof with a peak exit… mounted half to three quarters up the wall could give you something like 6’ of pipe. I’ve never loaded a chest height stove, but I can see where that’d be a nice feature for those with back and knee problems .

 

[Wisco Shepherd]

If it only has a baffle and no secondary tubes, it might vent well on short 10' flue system.

That would be nice as our flex space is second floor. I could go straight up with about 7 feet inside and a few more outside.