The Tiny House Dragon Stove! Currently in stock. Limited availability. Freight truck quote required for this item delivered in a banded protected wood box. Shipping cost based on location.

This small footprint stove is a clean-burning secondary gasification cook and heat stove. It has both independent primary and secondary ventilation damper controls to ensure efficient combustion and duration of burn by allowing oxygen and air to be introduced a second time at the top of the firebox. This stove is cost-effective and ideal for tiny homes and other small structures that want a sustainable, clean-burning firebox design. It features a large easy to clean glass viewing door and a functional cooktop, in an elegant, small footprint. The viewing glass is easy to clean with dual gaskets mounted on the solid cast iron door. One gasket on the glass and one on the door.

This beauty has a cast iron door and a heavy-duty 3 gauge thick plate cooktop (1/4"). The cooktop features a 6 & 7/8" round cooktop cutout for frying, boiling, using a wok, or other high firepower cooking. The plate can be left in for medium firepower cooking or low firepower cooking. This versatile stove performs well too, with a bed of embers is established and simmering along at low firepower. The robust firebox measures 12" wide x 8 &1/4" deep x 10" in height. The Tiny House stove utilizes 4" standard chimney pipe and emissions vent out directly through the back of the stove. Simply shove 4" stove pipe on the back of the male stove pipe collar.

One of our favorite customer installations. Two zones of combustion are taking place. Note flames at primary combustion level shown at the bottom of the glass and secondary combustion taking place at top of the glass. Two distinct levels of primary and secondary combustion taking place. Preheated air is entering the firebox and new O2 is mixing with combustible hot flue gases. Thanks, Samuel for the photo!

Deb's Tiny House 2019 Review (after 2 seasons of use):

Really great stove for small structures. Love the secondary combustion and pretty much everything about this wood stove. It would be a challenge (if even possible) to find another stove that gives anywhere close to the functionality that this one does, especially for the price! Great job Silverfire, keep doing what you do so well!

Khyla & Richard Tiny House 2019 Review:

We bought the Tiny House Dragon fireplace edition for our 13 ft. 4 season canvas tent. It fits perfectly and the window adds such a wonderful taste to our nighttime experience. The tent heats up quickly and uses less wood than our old cast iron. It doesn't stay warm all night but enough to be comfortable until the morning. The gasifier double burns the smoke, so clean emissions! You can cook anything on the top. Pak Choy, popcorn, tea, sweet potatoes, etc.., works great and very pleased with cost and investment!

Many of our customers are DIY and self-reliant minded. We see all types of chimney installations and adaptations. We don't make specific recommendations or provide installation services. We have seen folks use gas duct vent pipe, chimney liner, self-fabricated chimneys & fittings, in addition to standard pellet and wood stove chimney pipe. Please install a CO monitor when burning any wood-fired device indoors. They are inexpensive and offer important protection.

Interested in extending the duration of burn and saving wood? See our Accessories link and review our optional FireMizer, ideal for use in our stoves when providing heat or for long-duration cooking.

This is what the 4" stock looks like at our local hardware True Value hardware store. Hardware stores with a stove department should have 4". For example, our Jerry's True Value Hardware Store carries 4" and other pipe sizes.

A quick search of 4" pellet stove pipe will show you several sources such as:

Ameri-Tec: http://www.ameri-vent.com/

Selkirk: https://www.amazon.com/s/?ie=UTF8&keywords=selkirk+4+inch+pellet+stove+pipe&tag=mh0b-20&index=aps&hvadid=77996657666300&hvqmt=b&hvbmt=bb&hvdev=c&ref=pd_sl_8uxicej2bd_b

Dura-Vent: https://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_ss_i_1_33?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords=duravent+4+inch+pellet+stove+pipe&rh=i%3Aaps%2Ck%3Aduravent+4+inch+pellet+stove+pipe

Here are DuraVent Pipe & Fitting nomenclature useful for installations and having local hardware stores or stove shops to order in.

DuraVent 4” Pellet Vent Pipe

Product # Size Description Details

DPV 4PVP-12 4” x 12” Pipe Straight

DPV 4PVP-12A 4” x 12” Pipe Adjustable

DPV 4PVP-24 4” x 24” Pipe Straight

DPV 4PVP-36 4” x 36” Pipe Straight

DPV 4PVP-60 4” x 60” Pipe Straight

DPV 4PVP-60F 4” x 60” Pipe Flexible

DuraVent 4” Pellet Vent Fittings

Product # Size Description Details

DPV 4PVP-AD 4” Pipe Adaptor Straight

DPV 4PVP-VC 4” Roof Cap Vertical

DPV 4PVP-FS 4” Ceiling FS Spacer 1” Clearance

DPV 4PVP-E45 4” Elbow 45 Degree

DPV 4PVP-E90 4” Elbow 90 Degree

DPV 4PVP-F6 4” Roof Flashing Adjustable

DPV 4PVP-SC 4” Tapered Storm Collar Flat

DPV 4PVP-T 4” Tee w/ Cap

DPV 4PVP-WSA 4” Wall Strap Adjustable

DPV 4PVP-WT 4” Wall Thimble 1” Clearance

Fireside: https://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords=Fireside+chimney+supply+4%22+pipe&rh=i%3Aaps%2Ck%3AFireside+chimney+supply+4%22+pipe

Unfortunately, both larger bulky wood & pellet stoves are too hot for smaller structures and typically offer no cooking surface. Additionally, the expense is often unreasonable. Most pellet or wood stoves that offer secondary gasification and re-burn at the top of the firebox with clean combustion are expensive and not viable for use in small footprint structures, marine, or with manufactured home use.

Many smaller micro gasifier heating stoves we have tested offered no adequate cooktop surface and required fuel to be fed into the firebox every 2 hours or less due to lack of thermal mass, which negatively impacts sleep cycles. All the micro gasifiers we have tested were actually designed for marine use, with raised wall installation. This design means your floor is area cold, due to lack of thermal radiation (heat rises!). Many of the micro stoves currently offered are over twice the price of our Tiny House Dragon and have no meaningful cooktop and provide inadequate thermal radiation due to lack of mass.

Other small space, cylinder-shaped stoves marketed for tiny homes we have tested have no high firepower and low firepower cooktop control, nor have an adequate cooktop surface. Some are over 10 times the price of our Tiny House Dragon and have less firebox viewing area to enjoy the wonderful secondary burn as seen with our efficient cook & heat stove.

There was nothing on the market between to address cooking and heating both, that offered clean-burning secondary combustion in a small footprint. That is till now!

The Tiny House SilverFire Dragon Stove is perfect for smaller spaces! The clean burn is mesmerizing, with 2 rows of dancing secondary combustion at the top rear of the firebox through the large 8 &1/2" x 9" viewing glass.

The 95 lb of thermal mass, means adequate heat on cold winter nights. We have found the Tiny House stove is capable of heating up to 750 square feet comfortably. Of course, space heating is variable in regard to insulation R values, season, and wood fuel type. The Tiny House Dragon can produce burn times exceeding 5 hours when seasoned dry hardwood is used.

The Tiny House Stove is 15 & 3/4" wide x 13 & 1/2" deep x 19 & 3/4" tall. Flat overall cooktop surface id 15 & 3/4" wide x 11 & 5/8" deep. Our cooktop area is significantly larger than other small space stoves we have reviewed.

All our SilverFire stoves can be top-lit or bottom lit. We find top lighting the stove is most efficient, cleaner, and easier than bottom lighting our stoves. The fuel pile can burn downward like a candle and it is easier to light in this fashion. Simply take stove fuel (small logs, kindling, etc...), and place in the combustion chamber with smaller tinder on top. Top light tinder, it's that easy.

Some folks prefer to take a little pellet gel, alcohol gel, and squirt in small amounts to establish the flame. Others prefer tack cloth, impregnated cotton balls, char cloth, and other fire starters. Whatever you are comfortable with is fine. Lots of fire starters and techniques out there.

We occasionally are questioned about coal, in addition to biomass for fuel. Coal burns too hot and our stove was not designed for coal. Although coal could be lit and place in the stove, it has the potential to fatigue the stove metals and potentially shortens stove life. Coal is higher in volatiles, pollution, and CO. We do not recommend coal or charcoal in stoves to ensure as long a stove life as possible.

Note: All stoves burn cleaner with dry fuel. Any stove with a chimney is designed to vent emissions outdoors. Our chimney stoves are designed for use with dry fuel, fuel with increased moisture content produces smoke and results in inefficient combustion and increased soot formation. Our small portable biomass stoves without chimneys are designed for dry biomass, however still function, though less efficiently using wet fuel. Burning fuel wet fuel is irresponsible and should be avoided if possible.

Tips to Prevent Soot Build Up on Wood Stove Glass:

There’s nothing quite like a beautiful wood stove fire during the colder seasons. Soot build-up on wood stove glass can decrease the visual appeal of a wood stove fire, and it can become rather laborious to have to constantly clean the glass every time you have a fire.

Here are some easy tips to prevent soot build-up on your wood stove glass. Cleaner glass will add greater ambiance to a room and allow you to enjoy more fires in your wood stove before having to clean the glass again.

Tips to Prevent Soot Build Up on Wood Stove Glass

• Always burn well-seasoned wood in your wood stove. Burning wood that hasn’t been well-seasoned can decrease the quality of your fire and cause it to be “smoky.” Smokier fires produce more soot build on glass.
• Try burning harder woods like oak, cherry, or walnut, and avoid burning woods known for their higher sap content.
• If your wood stove has a heat setting, try turning the heat controls up a few notches. Hotter fires will keep your glass cleaner.
• Allow enough oxygen to vent into your wood stove. Many of the newer models are already built to help with the airflow. Check the chimney/vent to make sure it’s clean and in a good position for airflow.
• If you’re burning smaller fires, try adding some more wood to the woodstove. Smaller fires can’t always produce enough heat inside the wood stove for the soot to burn off the glass.
• Position burning matter closer to the front glass on the woodstove. This will put the heat source closer to the glass.

Enjoy Beautiful Fires from Your Wood Stove All Season Long

You can’t completely prevent soot from accumulating on the glass, but these tips should help increase the time between cleanings. Soot build-up on wood stove glass is less of a problem for newer models than older models, but regardless of how old your wood stove is, you can still experience beautiful fires from your wood stove all season long.Helpful stove glass cleaning links:

https://www.wikihow.com/Clean-Fireplace-or-Woodsto...

https://www.goodhousekeeping.com/home/cleaning/tips/a21354/soot-glass-cleaning-sep06/

This stove alone weighs 95 lb and with crate banded to pallet is approximately 120 shipping lb, requiring LTL freight truck transportation by lift gate. Please contact us for a specific freight quote to your doorstep on this item. This item due to weight varies in price, per location. Average discounted shipping price for this palletized stove with liftgate and residential surcharge averages around the $300+ range in USA. Driving to nearest FedEx Service Center for self pickup option reduces bill approximately $100 or more.