Top 10 Wood Burning Stoves of 2021

This wiki has been updated 16 times since it was first published in January of 2019. If you’re looking for a cozy alternative to traditional methods for heating your home or vacation cabin, or you want to experience al fresco cooking and dining, try one of these wood-burning stoves. You’ll be utilizing a renewable resource, rather than fossil fuels, and if you have access to an extensive amount of fallen wood, obtaining logs will be affordable and easy. When users buy our independently chosen editorial recommendations, we may earn commissions to help fund the Wiki. If you'd like to contribute your own research to Ezvid Wiki, please get started by reviewing this introductory video.

Editor's Notes

February 04, 2021:

Recent changes in emission standards set forth by the U.S Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) have rendered many wood-burning stoves as unfit for use within homes, and therefore many of our previously recommended options have been removed. In their place, we selected a range of high-quality outdoor options, as well as a few carefully chosen indoor models that conform to these new stringent requirements.

Outdoor wood burners, such as the Spitfire Spartan, the Fltom Camp, and the Stovetec Big Foot, are primarily designed as a cooking appliance and are often relatively compact and easy to set up. The Spitfire Spartan is especially notable in this regard as it packs away into a carrying case that measures just 11 inches long, and thanks to its unique design, has virtually no heat wastage. Indoor options must now be certified to produce less than 2.0 grams of particulate matter per hour. The Drolet Escape, the Ashley Hearth A2520E-P, and the US Stove US1269E are all freestanding models that meet these current requirements, with the latter having two 6.5-inch cooking surfaces on the top.

January 18, 2019:

Unlike traditional models, the Affirm Global EZY and EcoZoom Versa are highly portable and are designed primarily for cooking versus heating, which gives users a different style to choose from. Looked into the US Stove Longwood, but noticed several reports of inadequate air supply, which led to smoking issues. For this reason, I did not include it on the list.

Last updated on February 10, 2021 by Chris Gillespie

Starting his career in the building industry, Chris built and managed a plumbing and heating company in northern England. After 13 years, seeking a more fulfilling lifestyle, he moved to southeast Asia, eventually settling in Vietnam, where he teaches writing and comprehension at a number of international universities. Drawing on his previous experience, and his passion for kitesurfing and windsurfing, Chris is knowledgeable in all things water related both recreationally and within the construction industry.

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The 10 Best Wood Burning Stoves

1. Drolet Escape

2. Stovetec Big Foot

3. Ashley Hearth A2520E-P

4. Fltom Camp

5. US Stove US1269E

6. Sunjoy Heirloom

7. Affirm Global EZY

8. Guide Gear Outdoor

9. Ashley Hearth Insert

10. Spitfire Spartan

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