The GW is used to efficiently heat small spaces like workshops, RVs, boats, and saunas.
Efficient
The body and door are made from ten gauge steel.
The firebox holds a cubic foot of space.
Fabricated thicker than sheet-metal tent stoves, these produce more heat with longer burn times.
Includes x4 firebrick for insulating the belly and the interior baffle plate.
Functional
Support leg can be swapped out for different sizes of threaded 3/4" black pipe, so that the height may be changed according to the install requirments.
This also makes it great for packing down for transport!
Comes standard with a 6" leg, which makes a total height of 24” off the ground.
Chimney collar is 3" in diameter and accepts a 3" stove pipe.
There is also the option to include a separate adapter, which converts from 3" diameter stove pipe to the more common 6" stove pipe.
Elegant
The viewing glass is made of high-temperature ceramic borax.
Sprayed with high temperature matte black stove paint.
The cylindrical shape resists warping from overfire.
The GW is used to efficiently heat small spaces like workshops, RVs, boats, and saunas.
Efficient
The body and door are made from ten gauge steel.
The firebox holds a cubic foot of space.
Fabricated thicker than sheet-metal tent stoves, these produce more heat with longer burn times.
Includes x4 firebrick for insulating the belly and the interior baffle plate.
Functional
Support leg can be swapped out for different sizes of threaded 3/4" black pipe, so that the height may be changed according to the install requirments.
This also makes it great for packing down for transport!
Comes standard with a 6" leg, which makes a total height of 24” off the ground.
Chimney collar is 3" in diameter and accepts a 3" stove pipe.
There is also the option to include a separate adapter, which converts from 3" diameter stove pipe to the more common 6" stove pipe.
Elegant
The viewing glass is made of high-temperature ceramic borax.
Sprayed with high temperature matte black stove paint.
The cylindrical shape resists warping from overfire.
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