Tips for Success

It's a huge help to get your installation details squared away before you start. We always suggest reaching out to your local building department or fire hall first—they’re the best resource for the specific permit requirements and local safety codes in your neck of the woods.

This cooker is built to be a reliable fixture in your home for years to come. The vitrified cast iron and beautiful tile work are incredibly hardy, but the real secret to longevity is keeping things clean. Sticking with well-seasoned dry wood and scheduling regular chimney sweeps will keep your stove running efficiently and ensure your wood-fired cooking comes out perfect every time.