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Hi there! You can shop Drolet stoves at www.drolet.ca/ca/en/wood-stoves/

Hi there! It needs to be assembled, we also have a video on how to proceed: ua-cam.com/video/sTDvbH12DdQ/v-deo.html

Hi there, with its 3.3 ft³ firebox, it will be more than enough, maybe a little too much. It will heat comfortably 2,300 ft².

I guess you mean prices? They're all displayed on our website ! www.drolet.ca/us/en/cookstoves/db04820/

Hi there! Options are not required to install and use the wood stove, but offer additional features/enhance the user experience. If you need any help, feel free contact our tech support at tech@sbi-international.com

Thank you for your interest in our cookstove! Unfortunately, we only sell/ship in North America.

Pls try to sell in india ur product

Thanks for ur feed back Gagan Rai from india

Hi there! As explained in the user manual (www.drolet.ca/file/46315A_2023-09-22.pdf): Two things happen when burning the first few fires; the paint cures and the internal components are conditioned. As the paint cures, some of the chemicals vaporize. The vapors are not poisonous, but they smell bad. Fresh paint fumes can also trigger false alarms in smoke detectors. When lighting the heater for the first few times, it may be wise to open doors and windows to ventilate the house. Burn two or three small fires to begin the curing and conditioning process. Then build bigger and hotter fires until there is no longer paint smell from the stove. As hotter and hotter fires are burned, more of the painted surfaces reach the curing temperature of the paint. The smell of curing paint does not disappear until one or two very hot fires have been burned.

Hi there! No need to get worked up, we actually have plenty of information available. There's a complete video on our channel about this stove series here ua-cam.com/video/6JIcG8NMTts/v-deo.html You can also go to our website and use our 3D tool that allows you to project the stove in your own home thanks to AI: www.drolet.ca/ca/en/wood-stoves/db03215/ and click the ''SEE THE APPLIANCE IN MY SPACE'' button, right under the picture. Isn't that great? While you're there, you can take a look at the owner reviews and maybe checkout the specs where you can find measurements drawings in the ''Manuals and documents'' tab. Hope this helps!

Hello! It is available directly on our website: www.drolet.ca/ca/en/cookstoves/db04820/

We do have a few kits, double wall (www.drolet.ca/ca/en/venting/double-wall-stove-pipe/?category=kits) and single wall (www.drolet.ca/ca/en/venting/single-wall-stove-pipe/?category=kits). This cookstove simply has not been tested for mobile home installation, hence the not approved mention in the manual.

It is currently retailed at $4,999.00 CAD, but is not available for international shipping. www.drolet.ca/ca/en/cookstoves/db04820/

We specialize in high efficiency wood stoves. With the environmental standards getting stricter, we focus on performance for end-user and investing in R&D. Decorative/ceramic stoves are not in line with what we do best!

If you have a grill the right size, you could put it in there!

No!

You can definitely boil water on top of the stove.

@@drolet8219 Ok, so can you cook on it as well?

@@drolet8219 And can it burn all night?

@@gearup9503 With the firebox being on the smaller size (1.55 ft³), this unit has a 5 hour burn time. www.drolet.ca/ca/en/wood-stoves/db03401/

@@drolet8219 Great thanks

Of course! It can be used as a standard wood stove if you're not cooking :)

Of course! A stove fully loaded with wood will easily reach 500 to 700 °F on top. This is sufficient to cook. Note however that the use of a pan or other cookware may scratch the paint. An option is to use a cast iron cooking grid or simply lay a piece of stainless steel on top of the stove.

Tout à fait! Un poêle rempli de bois atteindra facilement 500 à 700 °F sur le dessus, c'est suffisamment élevé pour cuisiner. Évidemment, l’utilisation d’un poêlon ou d’une casserole directement sur le dessus du poêle pourrait égratigner la peinture. On peut alors y déposer une grille de fonte, ou encore une plaque d’acier inoxydable.

Bonjour! Malheureusement non.

@@drolet8219 Merci de votre réponse, mais c'est bien dommage.

Pour les inondations à travers les tuyaux de fumée ils vendent des bouées de sauvetage mais c’est en option ...

Dans une maison étanche et isolée, si le tirage de la cheminée n'est pas optimale, il peut y avoir un risque de refoulement par la porte, lorsqu'elle est ouverte. Le risque de refoulement par le trou est minime. Ça ne sert à rien de mettre un détecteur de fumée à 20cm, il risque plus d'être endommagé par la chaleur qu'autre chose. Pour le retour de froid dans la cheminée, si la maison est en pression négative, il peut y avoir un retour. Il existe des clés qui peuvent être installés dans le tuyau, mais c'est plus ou moins recommandé parce que si vous oubliez d'ouvrir la clé avant d'allumer votre appareil, la fumée revient assurément dans la maison. Pour l'eau, avec un chapeau de cheminée, le risque que l'eau entre par le toit est minime. À notre connaissance, personne n'a jamais été inondé par sa cheminée. Si vous avez d'autres questions, contactez notre soutien technique au tech@sbi-international.com.

Thanks for your feedback Jon! You can take a look at p.44 of the user manual : www.drolet.ca/file/46251A_2023-04-25.pdf there are a few notes on sweeping and cleaning the gas path. You can also get in touch with our techs for tips on the best way to proceed at tech@sbi-international.com or 1-877-356-6663.

My manual has instructions for both

Yes, we have this kit available for order: www.drolet.ca/ca/en/venting/double-wall-stove-pipe/kits/vodbktw06/

Combustion times are directly related to the size of the firebox ; generally, the bigger the firebox, the more wood you can load, hence longer burn times. This wood stove series has a 1.55 ft³ firebox, which is pretty small.

Hi! It is suitable for standard homes :)

Hi there! This wood stove is perfect for spaces 250 - 1,200 square feet.

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Hi! Please contact our technical support at 1-877-356-6663 or tech@sbi-international.com, they'll be able to assist.

Hi! For stoves made with quality North American steel, manufactured in Canada or the US, and backed by a solid warranty, we feel very confident about our prices. You could get cheaper stoves from companies that use lower quality materials and manufacture their appliances in China, the choice is up to you!

If you’re truly surprised, then you’ve got unrealistic expectations.

@@Icutmetal no i just don't grab my ankles when it comes to money

@@errndog Ok 👌

Were not sure what you mean by wood holder? The image shows the Deco Nano, a stove with a pedestal that features integrated wood-storage. www.drolet.ca/ca/en/wood-stoves/db03215/

You can use our dealer locator to find retailers near you: www.drolet.ca/us/en/where-to-buy/

Hi! Unfortunately we only sell our stoves in Canada and USA.

Hi there! Take a look at the user manual p.52, you will find section 8.2 Clearances Reduction to the Walls and the Ceiling: www.drolet.ca/file/46251A_2023-04-25.pdf This shows you exactly how to reduce clearances. In this video, we mean ''reduced clearances'' compared to other cookstoves. Comparable units usually have much bigger clearances to combustibles - for example, using double wall stove pipe, the clearance to the back wall is only 6'' !

I see, so with addition of heat shields with part numbers AC02766 and/or AC02765 you can dramatically reduce clearance. Thanks, you were right. Does Drolet sell those parts?

@@IsaacSchultz Of course! You can order them on our website: www.drolet.ca/us/en/accessories/?type=heat-shields

This is a tough one to answer as ''a good fire'' can vary from one user to another. While testing in our lab, we were able to properly grill food in a skillet at about 400°F (as measured with a thermal camera).

@@drolet8219thanks so much!

Looking forward to your review. Where did you purchase it from?

@@maplel123 I received it and will be installing it this week. I’m looking forward to making a review! So far I like it.

How is your experience with this wood stove? Thanks!

How was it?

@@blake343 exceeded my expectations ,puts off a lot of heat large firebox to take bigger logs and oven works great only thing is to get water to boil you have to burn hot and the stove puts off almost too much heat to stand to get water to boil

This cookstove is wood-fired only.

Hi! We actually have a kit that includes the Austral III as well as a forced air system (including a blower): www.drolet.ca/ca/en/wood-stoves/db03033k/ It cannot be connected with the duct of a furnace and can still be used in a power outage. Take a look at the user manual for installation requirements (available on the link above). If you have any questions, please contact our technical department!

Hi! If you have a power faillure you can use the furnace by removing the blower box cover and the air will flow by gravity. Best to use half load to avoid overheat.

what if the power goes out while im not home and can't remove the blower box@@drolet8219

Unfortunately it is not possible.

As of now, we only have Canadian retailers who have this model in store. It is available for purchase directly on our website if you wish to place an order online! www.drolet.ca/us/en/cookstoves/db04820/

This cookstove's firebox has the same design as our regular wood stoves so it's heating performances are the same as our large size models. The only advantage of getting a regular stove would be to go up a firebox size and get a bigger stove (extra large), but that really depends on what your needs are.