Flame Innovation Caboose Wood Stove

This stove is specifically engineered for small-scale environments like yurts, cabins, and tiny homes. Its heat output is optimized for limited square footage and may not provide sufficient warmth for a standard-sized residential home.

Yes, the top surface is designed to be functional. While it is not a full-sized range, it works well for boiling water, simmering soups, or heating a cast-iron skillet.

The Caboose is designed with low clearance requirements, making it easier to install in tight quarters. However, you must still adhere to local building codes and manufacturer guidelines regarding non-combustible floor protection and wall clearances to ensure safety.

Yes, you will need a chimney system compatible with a 4-inch flue diameter. Ensure your venting components are rated for wood-burning appliances and properly sized to maintain the correct draft for efficient operation.

Given its compact 10-inch depth and 22-inch width, you will likely need to cut your firewood into smaller, shorter pieces than standard 16-inch logs. It is best to prepare your fuel supply to fit the firebox dimensions before installation.