The 'Gloven': Portable Wood Burning Stove with Oven, Carry Bag, Racks, Flue Pieces, Spark Arrestor

Say hello to the Gloven – a stylish and portable stove with an oven at the back designed to elevate your camping experience. Perfect for use with your glawning or bell tent, the Gloven keeps you warm, adds a touch of luxury to your camping setup, and now features a built-in BBQ and oven. Compact and lightweight, it’s the perfect companion to take your camping adventures to the next level.

Compact & Portable Design

The Gloven is easy to store and transport. When not in use, the flue sections conveniently pack inside the stove's body, and the legs fold away for compact storage. It also features a built-in spark arrestor, ensuring that hot embers won't damage your tent or canvas.

Customizable Installation

Our separately sold flashing kits allow for safe and proper installation in glawnings or bell tents. Cook on the stove’s surface, inside the oven, or enjoy outdoor cooking with the BBQ function.

Relax in Style

With a glass window for viewing the dancing flames, you can sit back and enjoy your glamping holiday, regardless of the weather.

Key Features:

- Portable Stainless Steel Camping Stove with Back Oven

- Dimensions: 39.3x60.6x43 cm

- Chimney Diameter: 60 mm

- Stylish stainless steel body, legs, and flue pipes

- Foldable legs for easy storage

- High-temperature-resistant glass window

- Built-in BBQ and oven for all your glamping culinary needs (BBQ function is for outdoor use only)

Included with the Stove:

- Carry bag

- 6 stainless steel flue pipe sections (300 mm length, 60 mm diameter)

- Built-in spark arrestor (300 mm length, 60 mm diameter)

- 2 BBQ grills

- 1 grate

- 1 grate tool

- Net weight: 18 kg

Materials & Construction

Crafted from 304 stainless steel, the stove features 1/8” thick material for the cooktop and 1/16” thick material for the body. This high-quality stainless steel is resistant to rust and corrosion, making it ideal for outdoor use. It can withstand higher temperatures than mild steel, allowing for a thinner, lighter stove body, enhancing portability. Over time, the stainless steel will develop a beautiful patina after the first burn.

Operating Tips:

- Start fires using small kindling to establish a strong airflow, then gradually add larger logs.

- Avoid flammable accelerants like lighter fluid.

- Practice lighting the stove outdoors for the first few burns to optimize your technique.

- For best results, ensure your stove burns hot enough to fully combust the wood—this will reduce visible smoke from the chimney.

- Do not overload the stove with wood.

Accessory Recommendations:

- Always place the stove on a suitable base, such as a stove mat or platform, to catch embers that may escape when opening the door.

- Bring a fire extinguisher, fire gloves, and a carbon monoxide detector for safety.

Installation Tips:

- Maintain a minimum of 18 inches between the stove and any combustible materials. Use a non-combustible heat shield to reduce this clearance.

- We recommend using a Double Wall Flue Pipe Section and a Flashing Kit for safe flue exit through a fireproof stove jack.

- Secure the stove’s legs with tent stakes or bolts, especially in shelters that may shift, like trailers or boats.

Warnings & Considerations:

- Never leave a burning stove unattended.

- The surface becomes extremely hot, so always wear fire gloves and use caution when operating.

- Supervise children and pets closely. Consider a stove guard for added safety.

- Burn only clean, dry, seasoned firewood. Regularly clean the flue (every 20 hours of burn time) to prevent creosote buildup and the risk of chimney fires.

- Users assume full responsibility for the safe operation of this stove.

Our tent stoves are designed for high performance and durability, but it is essential to follow the provided safety instructions to ensure safe use. 

- Fire-Retardant Tents: If your tent is not fire-retardant, the stove must only be used with a stove hole cut into a fire-retardant panel. We strongly recommend using a suitable silicone tent flashing kit to safely vent the stove. For fire-retardant tents, always flu the stove through a silicone flashing kit.

- Customer Responsibility: It is the user's responsibility to ensure safe operation of the stove. If you have any doubts or questions about proper usage, please contact us before using the product.

- Never Leave Unattended: A lit stove should never be left unattended. Ensure the fire is completely extinguished before sleeping.

- Weather Conditions: Do not use the stove in extreme weather, especially high winds, as this can pose additional safety risks.

- Fire Safety Precautions: Always place the stove on a fire-retardant surface. Sparks can pass through matting and/or ground sheets, so be sure to take appropriate precautions.

We accept no liability for loss or damage resulting from improper use of the stove (in line with legal requirements, we do not exclude liability for death or personal injury caused by our negligence). Please follow these safety guidelines:

1. Ventilation: Ensure the tent is well-ventilated, even in cold weather.

2. Flue Maintenance: Regularly clean the flue and ensure there are no obstructions. Only use the stove inside a tent if smoke and fumes are properly vented.

3. Carbon Monoxide Alarm: Always use a carbon monoxide detector when operating the stove.

4. Stable Setup: Set up both the tent and stove on flat, stable ground to ensure safety.

5. Fuel: Use only high-quality wood, such as kiln-dried hardwood. Avoid treated or tanalised wood, offcuts, or wrapped “easy burn” firelogs.