Thanks for taking the time to watch my video! Cheers Ireneusz!

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HighDollarHobo Awesome HDH! Thanks for stopping in and having a look around!

Thanks for checking out the channel and be sure to subscribe MsShawn43. My stove is bolted down onto a steel plate which is in turn screwed into a wooden counter that runs along the right side of my van. That puts the stove about 2 or 2&1/2 feet off the floor. I have heat shielding (steel plates) screwed into the wall behind the stove (about 1&1/2 inches off the wall to leave an air barrier). There is also some steel plate shielding on the right side screwed into the cabinet. I used stainless steel muffler pipe (3 inch) as a chimney flue. It was custom welded to make the transition from stove to roof. I would recommend getting the double wall insulated pipe however (I think you can order it from Cubic Mini Wood Stoves) to combat creosote build up. I have to clean mine out every 4 to 5 days if I'm using it every day all day. For more info on that see the video I referred to: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/d8xdjbaey5yzfXU.html

The railing around the top of the stove is not designed to be removed though I'm sure it could be cut off with a grinder or something like that.

on the Grizzly model you can remove the brass rail to accommodate a pan on top for cooking , they list it like this as well ..

hi Michael, how did you go thru the roof for the stove, what termination did you use.. Its winter here bud, im from northern ont and have a cool van as well and the cubic wood stove is a must.. IMO

My space is small. The Cub is perfect. It would be too hot with the Grizzly I think. I guess you could use less wood. But space is at a premium in my van as well. Saving a few inches helps out. Thanks for watching!

I only keep my old banger acoustic in the van. It's been through hell and back already so I don't really pay it any mind. That said, there's lots of air coming into the van from outside when the stove is in use so that helps.

Is it for your house? I don't see why not. Thanks for watching Michael!

It's certainly been done that way. Some people make a fitting in place of a window made of wood or sheet metal and cut the hole in it to avoid cutting through the vehicle's body.

It's pretty good. I've done it in Winnipeg at those crazy temps. You'll just need lots of hard wood to burn! And it warms up decently after you close the door. Be sure to have a bit of ventilation too.

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Hi Jim. Yes, I am a van dweller. I park mostly at the places I work. I also camp out at Walmarts when I'm on the road. When the weather isn't cold I park almost anywhere and stealth camp.

Excellent. A small stove will do just fine.

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It is. But I like it as a safeguard for holding boiling pots and frying pans from falling off due to my erratic movements while cooking. Primarily driven by mad hunger and impatience.

LOL! Cub. Thanks for stopping by.

I don't know the figures of my space (cubic feet), but if his space is larger then I would go with the Grizzly. Thanks for watching JP!

Yes, Irene, please see my reply to said comment. I have since retracted that statement. Please see the following video: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/hciAgsupks2roqc.html Thanks for watching!