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Non electric back yard pellet burners

Discussion in 'Pellet Stoves, Pellet Fireplaces, Pellet Furnaces' started by BrianK, Jan 14, 2018.

  1. BrianK

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    I'm curious whether folks here are familiar with these options:
    Q Stove
    Timber Heaters

    Timber also sells a pretty cool little pellet (or firewood) cook stove/oven/grill:
    Best Wood Fired Grill - Open Flame and Oven Cooking

    Apparently they're only approved for outdoor use, but in an emergency, or a hunting cabin, ice hut, hunting base camp tent or workshop, they might be appropriate.
     
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    Englander makes these:
    Survivor Lifestyle | Camp Stoves

    Englander Smoke-N-Sear Pellet Grill and Smoker | Englander Stoves
     
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    These things are cool but when I showed the video to the missus she said "why would you want to be on the deck when it is so cold?"
    I guess you Yanks are just tougher than us, we would just come back inside and sit on the couch in front of the telly :popcorn:.
    Camping in snow, firstly what is snow?? Secondly why would anyone want to do that......
     
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    Honestly, I'm always thinking of heating and cooking in prolonged utility outages...
     
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    Love the Wiseway concept. Looking at the Home Depot website it looks like most buyers are happy enough. Definitely a bit more work than your average pellet stove but the benefits seem pretty clear. Would try one here if pellets were half affordable.
     
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