All stoves require professional installation and minimum clearances should be verified with your local municipality. In our area, the sedore stove requires the following minimum clearances: Back 18 inches Front 48 inches Sides 42 inches Stove Pipe 18 inches The Sedore woodstove must be installed on a non-combustible surface extending: A minimum of 20 1/2” (520.70mm) in front […]

The hopper accessory is essentially a metal basket that stands in the front chamber. Any fuel that would smother the flame requires the use of the hopper, unless you mix the granular fuels with larger fuels to allow space for air flow. For example, kernel corn can be added to wood logs. Here are some […]

Fuels Wood is probably the most popular fuel. Well seasoned hardwood will give you the longest burn time. Seasoned wood is wood that has been cut and split and allowed to dry for one year. Some good hardwoods are maple, beech, oak, ash, elm and birch. You can burn softwoods in your new SEDORE stove. […]

Starting and Maintaining a Fire Burn only solid fuel directly on the bottom of the stove, do not elevate the fire in any way (ie. no grate is required). STEP ONE: