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CB-1008


CB-1008 CUB CUBIC MINI WOOD STOVE


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The Cub Wood Stove is Cubic Mini’s first wood burning stove. It's birth was
inspired by one too many cold, damp nights in a boat. Our Cubic Mini creator
built this stove to solve humidity issues in his boat. Since then, friends
quickly noticed the value of this little jewel. The Cub is our smallest stove
and is ideal for… a tiny home on wheels or even a boat. This little stove
performs its best when it is installed in an area under 200 square feet during
Spring and Fall months. Looking to heat somewhere with taller ceilings during
the colder Winter months? Check out our Grizzly. 





FEATURES

 

 * Easy to install and easy to operate!
 * Eco-friendly
 * Produces very little smoke due to its secondary combustion system!
 * Much safer than a diesel or propane cook stove!
 * Removes humidity from the cabin.
 * The rail is easily removable.


DIMENSIONS

 

 * Measures only 11" (Wide) x 12" (High) x 10.5" (Depth) ( 27.94 cm x 30.48 cm x
   26.67 cm ).
 * If you remove the rail, you have a cooking area of 5" ( 12.7 cm ) from the
   flue to the edge of the plate and 11" ( 27.94 cm ) side to side.


FUEL

 

 * Well seasoned hardwood and pressed logs are the best fuels to burn.
 * Ideally the wood should be cut to 5 3/4" ( 14.60 cm ) long.  It could be cut
   slightly longer. However 5 3/4" ( 14.60 cm ) allows for good airflow around
   the sides and it does not damage the insulation on the inside.


OUTPUT

 

 * 6000 BTU - 14, 000 BTU
 * 1.75 - 4.1 KWh


SPECIFICS

 

 * Requires a horizontal clearance of 20" ( 50.8 cm ) in all directions without
   shielding and a vertical clearance of 30" ( 76.2 cm ).
 * Clearances reduced to 3" ( 7.62 cm ) when using proper mounting and
   shielding.
 * The stove needs a complete flue system comprising of 3"(7.62 cm) flue pipe,
   5"(12.7 cm) insulated pipe and exit kit NOT INCLUDED


MATERIAL

 

 * 3/16" laser cut steel top plate.
 * 1/8" laser cut steel body.
 * 1/2" thick vermiculate firebrick insulation.
 * 3/16" thick self cleaning robax glass.
 * Brass plated coil handles.


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NEARLY PERFECT

Fabian on Mar 23, 2022

I bought the stove two years ago and installed it in my small camper. It has
been fired up over a hundred times and has kept me warm even in the swedish
winter at -25C°.
It is absolutely high quality workmanship.
What you should pay attention to, however, is to heat it as long as possible the
first few times and do not let it get too hot. This burns in the paint layer and
has a better corrosion protection. I have not paid attention to this and now the
surface is littered with rust spots.

By the way, I made a video of my beautiful oven :)
https://youtu.be/Avm_SRw9diE

Hi Fabian, thank you for your review. Glad to hear you are enjoying the stove
but sad to hear about the spotting. We hope you can resolve it. Great video by
the way. If you need anything just let us know. Thanks again.

- Cubic Mini Wood Stoves
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GREAT BOAT STOVE

Stanford on Oct 26, 2021

Bought a Cubic Cub three years ago as a boat stove for a sail from Washington
state to Alaska. This stove was burning from Seymour Narrows all the way to
Ketchikan and back and the crew was warm and dry!!! Highly recommend it.

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LOVE IT!

Griffin on Mar 12, 2021

We just started using the stove since the evening temperatures are starting to
drop. It is the perfect size and keeps us cozy without being too hot. Beautiful
piece, happy with the purchase!

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EVERYTHING WENT PERFECT! ANDREW IN

Curt G. on Dec 20, 2020

Everything went perfect! Andrew in customer service was great to work with.

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INCREDIBLE PRODUCT

Louis T. on Aug 31, 2020

Ridiculously good little stove, pumps out that much heat. Can get around 7 hours
burn time with the compressed logs, couldn’t be more impressed!

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WARNING

FOR STOVES

FAILURE TO READ AND FOLLOW WARNINGS MAY RESULT IN SEVERE INJURY, FIRE AND/OR
POSSIBLY DEATH.

 * Never use liquid fuel or any other material containing fuel to start the fire
   Only use well seasoned hardwoods or pressed logs without wax or glue as a
   binder. Appropriate pressed logs should have a wood stove symbol on the
   packaging. Never use liquid fuels, pellets, or green wood.
 * Never operate your stove without carbon monoxide and smoke detectors
 * Never open a window, hatch or door downwind of the stove
 * Never use liquid fuel or any other material containing fuel to start the fire
 * Do not operate your stove when the stove door is open
 * Never leave your stove unattended when in use.
 * Inspect and clean your flue pipe regularly. (weekly, until you determine your
   own cleaning schedule.)
 * Keep fuel lamps, fuel containers, aerosol cans and any other combustibles at
   least 6 feet away from the stove
 * Never use oil when cooking on the top of the stove
 * Do not touch the surface of the stove when in use
 * Never leave children and pets unattended when stove is in use
 * Never use your stove in very rough seas
 * Do not dry wet clothes directly on the stove
 * Your appliance requires periodic maintenance and cleaning. Failure to
   maintain your appliance may lead to smoke spillage in your boat, cabin, or RV
 * Never clean stove when your stove is hot
 * Children and adults should be alerted to the hazards of high surface
   temperature and should stay away to avoid burns or clothing ignition
 * Due to high temperatures, the appliance should be located out of traffic and
   away from furniture and draperies
 * Even after the appliance is out, the stove and the glass will remain hot for
   an extended period of time
 * Under no circumstances should this appliance be modified
 * Do not operate the appliance with the glass door removed, cracked or broken
 * Do not strike or slam shut the appliance glass door
 * Always allow a small amount of air to enter cabin, open a window, hatch or
   vent up wind from the stove to replace air consumed by the stove
 * Nontoxic smoke will be emitted during the first hour of operation as the
   paint is curing. Open windows or hatches as required to vent cabin. Or you
   can cure the paint outdoors by attaching a couple sections of stove pipe to
   the stove and lighting it outside. To eliminate the odor can take up to 20 –
   30 hours of burn time.
 * Never operate the stove without the baffles being installed correctly.      
              










INSPECTION AND MAINTENANCE

1. Remove ashes from previous use

2. Inspect the flu pipe and clean if necessary

3. Inspect the window and verify that it is free from cracks and breaks

4. Inspect the door gasket and verify that it is properly secured and free of
damage

5. Clean the window

 


OPERATION

6. Close the secondary air intake by pushing the control handle to its furthest
rear position

7. Open the primary air intake to its maximum setting by sliding the control
handle to its furthest right position

8. Place small timber, paper or cardboard and a log inside the stove and light
the fire using a long neck lighter or matches

9. After a few minutes begin to open the secondary control

10. When the stove has reaches its optimum temperature, add larger pieces of
wood and adjust the primary and secondary controls to the desired heat output

11. To extinguish the fire, simply close both the primary and secondary air
intakes

 


TIPS AND TRICKS

1. To clean the window, use commercially available stove window cleaner or
simply dip a damp cloth in the ashes and rub on window. A scraper can also be
used but this will reduce the lifespan of the window.

2. To keep the window clean during use, pull the embers towards the front of the
stove and place the new burning material towards the rear of the combustion
chamber

3. To prevent excessive amber accumulation, allow embers to burn and reduce
before adding more wood

4. When starting the fire with pressed logs, cut small 1 inch slices until
optimum temperature is reached

5. Pressed logs expand as they burn. Avoid positioning them in a way that can
put pressure on the window as they expand

6. The gasket surrounding the door will become very brittle over time. Avoid
touching it when operating or cleaning your wood stove

7. In certain high wind conditions, a growling sound may be heard. This is
normal and does not represent any danger. Adjust the primary air intake to
reduce or eliminate the sound

Returns are only accepted within 30 days of receiving your order. Returned items
must be unused, in its original packaging, and protective film must not be
removed from the stainless steel products. If a used item is returned, a stove
for example: A 160.00$ refurbishing fee must be deducted from the refund along
with a 60.00$ restocking fee. 




CUB


HOW MANY BTU’S DOES THE CUB PRODUCE?

6000 to 14000BTU’s.


HOW BIG IS THE CUB?

Width: 11” Height: 12” Depth: 10.5”


HOW MUCH SQUARE FOOTAGE WILL THE CUB HEAT?

100 -200 square feet.


HOW MUCH DOES THE CUB WEIGH?

27 LBS or 12.25 KG.


WHAT SIZE LOGS FIT INTO THE CUB?

5 ¾” long logs, and it can take up to three or four 2”x4” pieces.


WHAT SIZE IS THE GLASS?

6 1/4" x 4 3/4" x 3/16" thick.


WHAT SIZE IS THE FLUE COLLAR?

Outside diameter: 3”

Inside diameter: 2 7/8”

Thickness: 1/16”


BOTH


WHAT ARE THE STOVES MADE OF?

They are constructed from laser cut steel plate 1/8” to 3/16” thick! Vermiculate
insulation, 3/16” thick self-cleaning Robax glass and quality hardware.


ARE THE STOVES CERTIFIED?

They are not. Please do your due diligence before placing an order. (Check your
local law and regulations.


IS THERE A WARRANTY ON THE STOVE?

Overall wear and tear are not covered. For example: scratches, rusting, baffles,
insulation, glass etc.

ALL DAMAGE REQUIRES A PHOTO SENT TO CUBICMINIWOODSTOVES@GMAIL.COM.

We offer a warranty on the glass for the first 90 days of use.

If the stove body gets structurally damaged (excludes glass, wear and tear,
insulation, intake mesh etc) and you would like to repair it, we will do so free
of charge. However shipping will not be covered.

ALL DAMAGE REQUIRES A PHOTO SENT TO CUBICMINIWOODSTOVES@GMAIL.COM.

We will gladly help you out.


CAN YOU REMOVE THE RAIL ON TOP OF THE STOVES?

You can, simply align the tabs under the top plate with the holes in the top
plate with pliers and it will slide out with ease.


WHAT KIND OF WOOD IS BEST TO USE?

The best wood to burn is well seasoned hard woods. This will help you achieve
the best heat output along with the longest clean burn. You can also use pressed
wood logs. We do not recommend pellets.


WHAT ARE THE TWO SCREWS INSIDE THE FIREBOX FOR?

They hold the baffles in place by putting pressure on the top plate. The baffles
allow the secondary combustion system to work efficiently.


HOW DOES THE SECONDARY COMBUSTION SYSTEM WORK?

Simply put, it pulls air from underneath the stove and introduced in the fire
box at the top. The hot air mixes with the smoke and ignites the gases which are
created by the burning wood. This produces heat with energy, which would
otherwise have been lost up in the flue pipe providing better efficiency.


HOW MUCH CLEARANCE IS NEEDED BETWEEN THE STOVE AND COMBUSTIBLES?

Clearances required are 20” in all directions lateral to the stove unless
installed with one of our wall mounts. If no shielding is present then you need
to provide 20” clearance to combustibles. A 30” Clearances applies to the top of
the stove to the surface above. Under the stove should also be shielded and an
air gap should be provided.


HOW LONG DOES IT TAKE TO CURE THE PAINT AND HOW DO I DO IT?

Once this process is done the stove will not need to be cured again. The curing
of the paint will require you to burn the stove at high heat for several hours.
It can take 1-3 hours for the paint to stop smoking. It can then take 20-30
hours for the smell to stop being produced.

This can be done outdoors to prevent the space from being filled with smoke. You
can bring the stove outdoors and attach 2-3 sections of pipe. Run it hot and
this will evacuate the moisture out the paint. If no pipe is used, the stove
will not get hot enough to adequately evacuate the moisture.


WHERE DO THE STOVES DRAW THEIR AIR FROM?

The air must be replaced since the stove is constantly consuming oxygen. The
stove will draw air from the room. In most cases you can open a window or a
hatch and that should be enough to replace the air. For spaces that do not have
a window, or if you do not want to have a window open, you can use our wall
mount with fresh air intake. This will bring air from outside to the area where
the stove draws its air from.


CAN I USE IT TO COOK?

Definitely. We have made many meals on our stoves. The Grizzly has a mini
roaster which makes easy to cook virtually anything you want! We would suggest
not to cook with oil or grease because it could be fire hazard.


HOW DO I LIGHT THE STOVE?

1. Set your intakes: Open the primary air intake found on the front (open when
pushed to the right). Keep the secondary air intake closed (found under the
stove, closed when pushed

2. Take some paper and place some in the firebox, take some kindling and place
it on top of the paper.

3. Light the paper and keep the door open for about five minutes.

4. Once it gets going you can introduce your wood, close the door and let it go
for another 20 minutes.

5. After the 20 minutes has elapsed you can then begin to open the secondary air
intake activating the secondary combustion system and dampen down the primary as
desired.

For more details see here.


HOW DO I EXTINGUISH THE STOVE?

You will close both air intakes on the stove by pushing the primary intake all
the way to the left, and the secondary combustion slider all the way to the
back.

The fire will begin to die out right away, it will take some time for all embers
to be fully extinguished. Do NOT leave a lit stove unattended.


HOW DO I MAINTAIN A CLEAR WINDOW?

The glass that the stove comes with is a self-cleaning glass made for wood
stoves. Once the stove reaches temperature, the glass will begin to clear. To
maintain a cleaner window, you can pull the coals forward, and then place the
new wood towards the back. The quality of the wood will also have an impact and
the cooler the stove is run, the darker the glass will be.


HOW DO I CLEAN A DIRTY WINDOW?

When the glass is cold you can mix a bit of ash with some water and rub it in
circular motions.


HOW OFTEN DO I NEED TO REPLACE THE INSULATION?

The life span of the insulation will vary. It will last longer if the wood is
not cut too large which will prevent chipping it. Also placing the wood as
opposed to throwing the wood inside will also keep the insulation from
deteriorating quickly. Replacement kits are available on our site for each
stove.


HOW MANY BTU’S DOES THE CUB PRODUCE?

6000 to 14000BTU’s.


HOW BIG IS THE CUB?

Width: 11” Height: 12” Depth: 10.5”


HOW MUCH SQUARE FOOTAGE WILL THE CUB HEAT?

100 -200 square feet.


HOW MUCH DOES THE CUB WEIGH?

24 LBS or 11 KG


WHAT SIZE LOGS FIT INTO THE CUB?

5 ¾” long logs, and it can take up to three or four 2”x4” pieces.


HOW MANY BTU’S DOES THE GRIZZLY PRODUCE?

8000 to 18000 BTU’s.


HOW BIG IS THE CUBIC GRIZZLY?

Width: 13” Height: 15” Depth: 12”


HOW MUCH SQUARE FOOTAGE DOES THE GRIZZLY HEAT?

200 -400 square feet. 

PLEASE NOTE : The square footage mentioned are for spaces with low ceilings. 
Example; if you have a space that is 180 square feet with high ceilings it’s
best to go with the Grizzly to compensate for the extra space needed to be
heated.


HOW HEAVY IS THE GRIZZLY?

39 LBS or 17.7 KG


WHAT SIZE LOGS FIT INTO THE GRIZZLY?

6 ¾” long logs and it can take up to four or five 2”x4” pieces


HOW DO I LIGHT THE STOVE?

Open the primary air intake found on the front (open when pushed to the right).
Keep the secondary air intake closed (found under the stove, closed when pushed
forward).

Take some paper and place some in the firebox, take some kindling and place it
on top of the paper. Light the paper and keep the door open for about five
minutes.

Once it gets going you can introduce your hard wood, close the door and let it
go for another 20 minutes. After the 20 minutes has elapsed you can then begin
to open the secondary air intake activating the secondary combustion system. You
can also dampen down the primary as desired.


HOW TO SHUT THE STOVE OFF?

Push the primary intake all the way to the left, and the secondary combustion
slider all the way to the back.

You will need to close both air intakes on the stove and the fire will begin to
die out right away, it will take some time for all embers to be fully
extinguished.


HOW TO KEEP A CLEAN GLASS?

The stove glass is a self-cleaning glass made for wood stoves. Once the stove
reaches temperature, the glass begin to clear. To maintain a cleaner window, you
can pull the coals forward, and then place the new wood towards the back.


HOW MUCH FLUE PIPE DO I NEED?

The top of the flue pipe must surpass your roof line by one foot to ensure
proper draft and safety.

We recommend a minimum of 40” of straight pipe. 


WHAT IS THE DIAMETER OF THE FLUE PIPE?

Our stoves take a 3" double wall flue pipe.


HOW DO I CONNECT THE FLUE PIPES TOGETHER?

You will begin by taking the pipe having the flow arrow facing up. Take the
second section of pipe and have the inner wall that is crimped and have the edge
hit the inside edge of the pipe below. 

Do this at an angle with the seams aligned.

As you push down and twist, bring the pipe up to vertical. You can then push
down as far as it will go.

Place a block of wood on the floor and a block on top of the flue, and tap with
a hammer until the pipe above comes onto the bump on the pipe bellow.

Do this for all sections until your flue pipe is complete then the entire length
can be installed onto the stove.

Fix the pipes together with a screw at each seam




HOW DO I CLEAN THE PIPE?

You can see how to clean the pipe here 


CAN I EXIT OUT OF A WALL?

We do not suggest to do so. This is for several reasons:

You will have two elbows creating turbulence slowing the draft.

The slower draft will create more creosote buildup.

You will have more of your flue pipe outside which will cool the pipe quicker
and this will also

Reduce the draft, and create more creosote.

For these reasons we do not have elbows for our pipe, nor do we know any that
will work with our pipe.

A straight run up and out the roof is the best practice for a properly
functioning stove.


HOW DO I EXIT THE PIPE? 

You can see all the items required to exit the pipe here

Instruction on how to do so is found here 




DOES THE WALL MOUNT COME WITH THE MOUNTING BRACKET AND ALL NECESSARY HARDWARE?

Yes it does, it comes with everything needed; the mounting bracket, screws,
bushing, and washers.


WHEN DO I NEED TO USE THE WALL MOUNT WITH FRESH AIR INTAKE?

Normally the air is replaced by opening a window slightly. 

The wall mount with fresh air intake will bring air from outside to the area
where the stove draws its air from and this would be used in spaces that do not
have a window to open or in spaces where you did want to open a window. It will
bring the replacement through a 2” flex hose you would connect to the manifold
found under the wall mount.


HOW MUCH DOES IT COST FOR SHIPPING?

The shipping cost varies depending on what you order and how far it needs to
travel to reach your location. To get a shipping quote we suggest you add the
products you would like to purchase, input your information and it will give you
an exact price with taxes and shipping included. 


HOW LONG DOES IT TAKE TO RECEIVE MY CUBIC ONCE PURCHASED?

Once the order is placed it will take 1-3 business days to ship.

After the order leaves our facility, it will take 4-7 business days to arrive
for Canadian orders.

U.S and international orders will take 1-3 business days to arrive once
shipped. Once it ships, it is up to the shipping company to ship it on time. 


DO I NEED TO PAY TAX?

For Canadian orders, tax is collected at the time of purchase.

For U.S clients there is no tax.

For international clients, tax will be paid upon arrival of the item - if
applicable.


HOW IS IT SHIPPED?

In Canada it will be Canada post who does the delivery.

For U.S and international orders, it will be DHL who will do the delivery. 


WHAT IF THE ITEMS ARRIVE DAMAGED?

If the items arrive damaged. Please take a photo and send it to us
at cubicminiwoodstoves@gmail.com. We will assess the best course of action.


WHAT IF I NEED TO RETURN OR EXCHANGE AN ITEM?

For returns, please refer to our return policy.

If you need to exchange an item that you have already received in exchange for
another (ex. wall mount to floor mount), please send us an e-mail.


Mini wood stove designed to heat boats, cabins and RV's up to 40' long. Durable!
Constructed from laser cut steel plate 1/8 to 3/16 thick! Produces 6000 to 14000
BTU's!


GENERAL INFORMATION


HOW DRAFT IS PRODUCED & HOW TO REDUCE IT

Draft is generated in the flue pipe. When you first light a fire in the stove,
the heat warms up the flue and air climbs upward, creating a convection effect.
This upward pull of air is what creates the draw of air into the fire box
allowing the stove to function. The flue pipe being the “engine” of the stove is
why a double wall flue pipe is required. 

The double wall constructions maintains flue gas temperatures which greatly
improves the draft and pipe cleanliness. There are many factors when it comes to
draft creation such as; the temperature of the flue, the length of the flue
system, weather conditions, and the space where the stove is installed among
other factors.

Draft is reduced dramatically when any bends are introduced.

This is why we do not recommend to introduce any elbows in the flue system.

Draft can also be reduced if you do not run the flue pipe past the highest point
of the roof, due to a lack of moving air over the cap. This is crucial for
optimal stove performance and safety.


TYPES OF FLUE PIPE

There are three main types of flue pipes: Single Wall, Double Wall and
Insulated. We suggest to only use our 3" double wall flue pipe in conjunction
with our insulated pipe to prevent the cooling of the gasses and for optimal
draft. 

Our stoves require a 3” double wall flue pipe.

A single wall flue pipe should never be used on our stoves. 

A double wall flue pipe will maintain the temperature of the flue gases as hot
as possible, to allow for proper draft and to have the least amount of creosote
buildup.

The pipe should be insulated as it goes through the ceiling roof and all the way
to the cap. This can be achieved with our insulated pipes. 


WHAT IS CREOSOTE? + CLEANING PROCESS

Creosote is created by the process of burning wood. 

The buildup of creosote inside the flue pipe and the cap will happen over time.
Whenever flue gases come in

contact with a cold surface, (either the pipe or the cap), the creosote will
condensate and stick to that surface. 

This is why you must check the flue pipe regularly to determine the rate at
which this process happens so you can create a cleaning schedule in accordance
with your setup. 

It is recommended to clean every week or so, until a schedule has been created.

The rate of this process is dependent on many factors; quality of wood, the type
of flue pipe you use, temperature of the stove and flue pipe, as well as how you
set the settings on the stove. 

As mentioned above, keeping the flue gases hot will keep the build up to a
minimum and using a double wall flue pipe while insulating the section of flue
pipe on the exterior of the space -  will help keep the flue cleaner for a
longer period.

See cleaning instructions here


EXITING THROUGH A WALL

Our stove and flue pipe are quite small. Any elbow you introduce creates
turbulence, restricting the draft which reduces the performance of the stove.
When you exit out a wall you would introduce two elbows.  One to go out, and one
to go up. Also since you exit at a lower point in the space. 

You have more flue pipe outside than if you exited out the roof. This would
require you to insulate a much larger portion of your flue pipe. This is a more
expensive set up, it requires more work, and you will end up with a lesser
performing stove. For these reasons it is not suggest to exit through a wall.


HOW TO MAINTAIN A CLEAR WINDOW

This is dependent on a few factors that are important to keep in mind if your
goal is to maintain a cleanliness of the stove.

Firstly, the amount of heat in the fire box. Secondly, if you are burning dirty
or humid wood and also the amount of wood you put into the stove. 

These are all contributing factors to consider. If you add too much wood at once
you will drop the temperature of the stove and the glass will darken.

Once it comes back up to temperature the glass will begin to clean it self. When
reloading the firebox, pull the coals to the front (without blocking the air
intake) and place the wood toward the back and this will allow the window to
stay clearer for longer. 

Also when you introduce a new piece of wood, it can take 5-10 minutes for the
moisture/humidity, and oils to be released. During this time you will see a
darkening of the glass due to the humidity being released and will clean it self
once the wood has its moisture removed.


INSULATION

Our stoves are insulated, this reflects the heat back into the stove improving
the functionality of the secondary combustion system. It also holds heat and
radiates it over a longer period of time.


SECONDARY COMBUSTION

The secondary combustion works by pulling oxygen from the secondary air intake,
mixing it with the gases produced by the burning wood and gets reignited. This
allows the stove to use energy that would otherwise be lost. 

This system works when the stove is up to temperature. You can control the
secondary combustion by opening and closing the slider found on the underside of
the stove. Pulling the lever forward towards you to open, push towards the stove
to close. 


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LIGHTING THE FIRE/EXTINGUISHING THE FIRE

When starting a fire in a Cubic Mini Wood Stove it is made easy by placing 2 or
3 balls of crumpled up paper and a few small pieces of wood on top. Light the
paper and the little pieces of wood will catch fire. Once that happens let it go
for a few minutes to allow the pipe to heat and start creating draft. 

You can then go ahead and introduce a piece of wood. It is suggested to leave
the door open until the piece catches fire, then you can close the door. Once
your fire is lit it is suggested to fully open the primary air vent to allow the
flue pipe to heat up as much as possible.After 20 minutes or so you may reduce
the primary air intake and open the secondary air intake to activate the
secondary combustion system which will burn hotter and cleaner. 

When you wish to put out the fire, simply close all air vents. You will see the
flame die down immediately and in a little while the embers will die as well.


COMPLETE AND TOTAL COMBUSTION OF FUELS

With normal use of the stove, the ashes out is normally only needed every few
days. To prevent the buildup of ash too quickly you must wait until the wood is
almost completely consumed before adding more wood. 

If you add wood prematurely ashes will build up quicker than they are supposed
to.


TYPES OF FUEL

With a Cubic Mini Wood Stove there are a few fuel types you may use; soft wood,
hard wood, pressed logs, and coal. You can use soft wood to get the fire going.
Once it is lit you can use hard wood. Pressed logs are a great choice as they
are easy to cut to size, and they also burn very hot and clean.

You must read the package to see if it can be used in an air tight stove and
that it is not made with glue. Coal is another choice and is similar to using
wood.


REASON FOR DRAFT ISSUES

In most cases a lack of draft is caused by not maintaining flue gas
temperatures, having an elbow or worst, to have two - or to have a large portion
of non-insulated flue pipe outside.

If those are not the cause of the draft problem then it is most likely air
coming and going from the wrong area. If you have a window open downwind and not
upwind the air will come in down the pipe and want to exit through the window
instead of coming in through the window and out the pipe. 

This can be resolved by opening a different window or orienting either your boat
or RV in the proper direction if possible. Another reason could be due to an
obstacle near by the cap. If this is the cause, you would have to run the flue
pipe up and above the obstacle allowing for free moving air to pass over the
cap.

If your pipe is not maintaining its flue gas temperature, that can also cause
problems. However, as mentioned above you can insulate it to combat that cooling
effect.




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