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It has 3 bricks horizontally up top and an air was system that comes in the back of the stove by the glass to inject oxygen into the fire for secondary combustion. It burns really well and if you are burning dry wood it shouldn't smoke much at all.

@ thank you for the reply. I’ve been looking at multiple models to put in a class a diesel pusher one of them being the Kimberly but for $5000. I just don’t have it nor do I think it’s a good idea to spend that much even if I did and I came across this. Does this use triple wall pipe how small can the pipe be for clearance and how far off the roof to get the right draft? I have a flat roof situation I guess that’s obvious.

@@jmackenzie2131 It is best to use at least 7 feet of pipe with this model. It uses 4" Class A HT wood stove Pipe that has 2" clearance to combustibles with a 6" outside diameter on the pipe, so you will cut a 10" hole to have the 2" clearance around the pipe . You can use a piece of single wall stainless steel and then get a pipe adapter to change to the HT pipe that is twist and lock at that point. We stock all of the pipe and accessories for the stove installation. 4" pipe is hard to find, so we stock it. 2 feet off the roof or more is best in case there are sparks etc.

And why are you saying that. We don't build that stove anymore. We build a gravity fed pellet stove that's completely non electric that burns over 12 hours and sometimes people get 14 to 16 hours. Thanks for looking pilgrim

We never had much call for them, so we just make them for people that want to their designs if we can make it fit on the front of the stove. We have done ones to the inside of the ring to see in the glass and others on the outside. Thanks for looking

It was probably our newest version that is three models newer than this one

It works best when the pipe is straight

We're working on a bigger pellet non electric model. Maybe have next year

@@dustyhenderson3126 thanks dusty but I'm really liking the idea of log feeding and split log feeding for those fuels you don't need to buy. I really like mini me 1 but I have 500 sq feet. What I really want is a log feeder add on to my stove so I can have lots of heat if needed with narly large logs and overnight heat with the log feeder and some nice logs. That way I don't need a larger log feeder to heat the larger home.

Yes

12 inch in back and left end. Mounted on the wall kit. Zero clearance from the shelf to wall

Yep. Just waiting for the certificate

​@@dustyhenderson3126 I'll be calling for info on Mon. Thank you!

Thanks for the input. We are gravity fed pellet now and steel is less than 3 years ago but manufacturing costs a bit to make happen

Not in this model. It is EPA tested now on pellets only and they will not fit.

Yes. We have UL safety tested them at an independent lab.

Hi Will. Great to hear from you. Thanks for the compliment. This is a great little heater.

Thanks. Yes over built. This is the video on the log stove. We've since changed to gravity fed pellet. EPA AND UL Approved so price is absolutely right. Thanks for looking.

10 to 16 hours depending on damper placement

@@flameinnovation ok good to know, looking at getting one of these for my Greenhouse for winter in the future.

It is pellets only. Corn has too much moisture to burn this way in our opinion.

Awesome

I have a 33 ft camper looking for something like this. How long will it burn for with a full hopper? I work 12 hrs away from camper

​@empowerme8029 it will burn 10 to 18 hours depending on damper setting. Sometimes longer depending on elevation and chimney length

Yes and it is also heading to EPA and UL testing

@@dustyhenderson3126 I noticed in one of the pictures a tube coming out from the bottom. Does this have an exterior air intake? That would be amazing

@@Matthew21Roberts Hi there. Yes it has an a place to hook a 3" flex tube for outside combustion air. We also currently have the stove in testing for UL and EPA emissions for a primary heat source so that it can be put in a ton more installation applications. Check back with us in about a month and we may have heard results by then. Dusty

@@dustyhenderson3126 any possible ETA?

Will do. I thought there was a link. I appreciate your help.

Class A insulated pipe 4"

Yes as an addition. People are still ordering the mini me 8 and 12 because they want to be able to burn logs or drop in the pellet adapter and burn pellets. If shtf then you can burn split wood in an emergency. You just don't get a lot of burn time with split wood

We have a zero inch clearance from the wall when using our shelf/ wall bracket kit. The grizzly I don't know clearance numbers. If your pipe is 5 inches away from the wall then that's cutting it close if you are talking about where it runs up and out. Sorry I am not picturing or understanding exactly what you are getting at. Call me to discuss. 509-993-3767

You load the logs down the feed tube and they burn on the bottom of the bottom log. As it burns it self feeds and the air being blown into the pot keeps the fire going is probably the simplest way to explain. We also have a gravity fed pellet adapter now that goes in the tube like a log and lets you burn pellets without electricity. The burn times are from 6 to 10 hours with 2 or 3 logs and up to 20 hours with pellets and the extra 30 lb. pellet hopper added as an accessory.

They are 899 picked up at the factory and 1099 shipped if you can't pick it up

Thank you so much. Glad to help when you are ready again.

Do you have a link to the wall-mount unit you bought?

The wall mount is for the Caboose tiny wood stove

I was asking IanDenchasy about his wall-mount pellet stove. Don't want a converted wood stove without the auger or fan

You bet. Thanks for looking. We are going to make a shelf for the Mini Me Pellet. The Caboose wood stove will not burn pellets. Thanks for looking and sorry for the confusion

You need to go up because it relies on natural draft. We are playing around with another model that is bigger that will have a motor option if people want to go through the wall and be done or no motor and go up with the pipe. Hoping for next year release on that model

thank you sir, very interested in this little stove.@@dustyhenderson3126

You sure can if you want.

Thank you. Lots of people do the same in their rvs. Install in fall and out in the spring. True burn times we advertise. Appreciate you having a look at our products. Anything else let us know

Yes we are going to do UL and EPA

@@flameinnovation I'm thinking about turning a box truck into a tiny home and will definitely be keeping track of this 😊

16 to 24 hours. It also depends on the type of pellets used. Hardwood pellets burn cooler and last longer. softwood burns little hotter. Also elevation and your chimney routing but generally those are good numbers

Hi there. Thanks for the nice comment. They have several more years of getting people to know about their products. We'll catch up really fast I think. We appreciate it Dusty

Yes it is. Plus air going down. And the adapter is built to withstand the heat by the height of it so pellets are insulated from the heat etc.

Thanks Mike. Dusty

I really want one but trying to sort out install spot, insurance, if I can run a pipe to basement for intake air, how hot do you need it b4 you can cook something on it, can its exhaust run under a window like a reg pellet stove is allowed...I'll call Mr Dusty/Rep on Monday but if you have any suggestions, I'm open. Thank you Sir