small wood burning stoves for tents Winnerwell® Woodlander PLUS Double View External Air Tent Stove - Dual Glass Windows & External Air System

small wood burning stoves for tents Winnerwell® Woodlander PLUS Double View External Air Tent Stove - Dual Glass Windows & External Air SystemU. S., EU & China Invention Patents Japan Utility Model Patent Other International Utility Model Patents With its unique patented design of External Air intake from outside the tent, Winnerwell Woodlander PLUS Double View External Air Wood Burning Tent Stove brings a new standard of heating efficiency to portable wood burning stoves. Unlike the front door air intake, an inbuilt external air supply to the External Air intake stove ensures that theres

U.S., EU & China Invention Patents

Japan Utility Model Patent 

Other International Utility Model Patents

With it’s unique patented design of External Air intake from outside the tent, Winnerwell® Woodlander PLUS Double View External Air Wood Burning Tent Stove brings a new standard of heating efficiency to portable wood burning stoves. Unlike the front door air intake, an inbuilt external air supply to the External Air intake stove ensures that there’s an unlimited flow of fresh combustion air, which eliminates cold drafts, prevents the stove from consuming the air in tent and the hot air it has created.

A typical stove can consume between 10 to 20 cubic meters of combustion air every hour and an average airtight 4-person tent has a volume of air around 30 to 40 cubic meters, so it’s obvious that a stove operating in an airtight and draught-proof tent could quickly consume up the Oxygen in the tent within 2.5 hours and thus present serious problems for the occupants.

The secondary combustion system helps burn off waste gases to produce more heat and reduce emissions.