Tiny Stove - Mariner Sardine
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My Oslo heats my home
Minister of Fire
Just some small kindling...actually on the site they suggest small 6" logs, but that might be pushing it!
My Oslo heats my home
Minister of Fire
fishingpol
Minister of Fire
Here are the specs for the sardine.
12 x 12 x 11 Inches, (30x30x28 Cm). Weighs 35 Lbs, (16 Kg).
Features:
- Cast iron construction
- For Wood & Hardwood Charcoal.
(cut your wood rounds to 6" long and then split down to approx. 3".)
- Optional Glass Panel.
- Uses 4" Chimney Pipe (10 Cm).
- 7,500 - 18,000 BTU [ 2 - 5 Kw.] Heat Output.
Rule of Thumb: 15 x Volume of Space to Heat = Reqd. BTU's.
- US EPA & State of Washington Emission Certification.
Modern "Clean-Burn" Technology - Non Catalytic.
- Cook Surface Dimensions: 11" wide x 8" deep.
- Plain Iron w/traditional stove polish.
-Porcelain Enamels Optional (green porcelain stove pictured above).
- Right Hand Side Door Standard. Left Hand May Be Requested.
- Ultra-compact - The "Laptop" of cookstoves.
- Great For Smaller Boats or Sleeping Cabins Aboard Larger Vessels.
- 2/3'rds the size of the "Little Cod", similarly constructed.
- Compatible with our bronze "Drop-In" Burner Modules!
A stout little stove!
Pricing:
$1090 for Plain Iron ($763 with Federal Tax Credit)
With Porcelain Enamel Option /CALL
With Red Porcelain /CALL
Glass Panel Option / $140
12 x 12 x 11 Inches, (30x30x28 Cm). Weighs 35 Lbs, (16 Kg).
Features:
- Cast iron construction
- For Wood & Hardwood Charcoal.
(cut your wood rounds to 6" long and then split down to approx. 3".)
- Optional Glass Panel.
- Uses 4" Chimney Pipe (10 Cm).
- 7,500 - 18,000 BTU [ 2 - 5 Kw.] Heat Output.
Rule of Thumb: 15 x Volume of Space to Heat = Reqd. BTU's.
- US EPA & State of Washington Emission Certification.
Modern "Clean-Burn" Technology - Non Catalytic.
- Cook Surface Dimensions: 11" wide x 8" deep.
- Plain Iron w/traditional stove polish.
-Porcelain Enamels Optional (green porcelain stove pictured above).
- Right Hand Side Door Standard. Left Hand May Be Requested.
- Ultra-compact - The "Laptop" of cookstoves.
- Great For Smaller Boats or Sleeping Cabins Aboard Larger Vessels.
- 2/3'rds the size of the "Little Cod", similarly constructed.
- Compatible with our bronze "Drop-In" Burner Modules!
A stout little stove!
Pricing:
$1090 for Plain Iron ($763 with Federal Tax Credit)
With Porcelain Enamel Option /CALL
With Red Porcelain /CALL
Glass Panel Option / $140
argus66
Feeling the Heat
Around here neither our local codes nor our homeowners insurance company will allow a woodstove in a bedroom. You might want to check your codes/insurance company first.
Dang but they are cute, aren't they??
I will tell you, if we had a sunroom I'd have on in there in a minute! 
Shari
Dang but they are cute, aren't they??
I will tell you, if we had a sunroom I'd have on in there in a minute! Shari
btuser
Minister of Fire
I've got a double sided pre-fab fireplace. Works great if you want to cool your house off in the middle of Winter. I'd love to stick one of these little babies right into it and run a flue inside the metal chimney there now.
My Oslo heats my home
Minister of Fire
they do look cute, almost toyish. It's hard to comprehend a stove that size when I run 2 'normal' size stoves in my house. It looks, from your pics, that the stove belongs in like a dollhouse or maybe a porch (on a shelf)
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