Plate steel wood stove to give
Posted: Sun Aug 30, 2026 5:19 pm
This is a small wood stove I used as an outdoor trash burner, until I found out burning trash was against the law, plus I got rather leery of burning in general. It almost appears to be home built, but it was done pretty well.
It's 18" wide at the lid lips, about 30" front to the back of the heat shield. The legs are just over 11" tall and the top of the deck is about 26.5" tall (to the floor). The box is short of 23" deep. Brick lined on the bottom and one row up the sides. 6" vent with a damper. I used a single-walled pipe about 6 feet tall with a chimney cap.
It does not currently have any seals, and I'm not sure that it ever did. As a consequence I'd be very careful of using it indoors out of concern for carbon monoxide. On that note, using it at all is questionable as it is not labeled as EPA certified. Hence the price.
2 guys can pick it up with only a minor risk of a hernia, but I can load it on your open truck with my tractor. SW of Twisp.
Pictures available and also showing on FB.
$75
Now $50
Bob
2O6-618-O267
It's 18" wide at the lid lips, about 30" front to the back of the heat shield. The legs are just over 11" tall and the top of the deck is about 26.5" tall (to the floor). The box is short of 23" deep. Brick lined on the bottom and one row up the sides. 6" vent with a damper. I used a single-walled pipe about 6 feet tall with a chimney cap.
It does not currently have any seals, and I'm not sure that it ever did. As a consequence I'd be very careful of using it indoors out of concern for carbon monoxide. On that note, using it at all is questionable as it is not labeled as EPA certified. Hence the price.
2 guys can pick it up with only a minor risk of a hernia, but I can load it on your open truck with my tractor. SW of Twisp.
Pictures available and also showing on FB.
$75
Now $50
Bob
2O6-618-O267