Not mine. I was searching Air BnB and this one came up. Not only unsafe but burning with the door open as well. I can't even fathom a home owner would let weekend users use that thing.
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This ought to make folks cringe.
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Looks like a wall tent with a wood floor.
Not the safest, but lots of snowmobile camps around here use something similar.
Not the safest, but lots of snowmobile camps around here use something similar.
It was a yurt. I have a similar stove for my wall tent. It will get hot enough to burn pine needles on the ground if I dont clear to soil.
toddnic
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Yea after doing a lot of reading on these forums and experiencing an overfire situation one time... I would never ever let someone use my wood stove without me standing there the entire time LOL!
I'm gonna go with a wall tent. Yurts don't have corners and they have even height walls all around. The lack of any sort of floor protection is disturbing. - "Oh, but no one has burned down the place yet.."
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