Frequently Asked Questions

No they are not. It’s important to know whether or not it is legal to install a non-certified stove where you plan to install it. It’s also important to note that if you have insurance at the location you‘re installing the stove that it will most likely not cover having a non-certified stove installed.

As with any non-certified wood stove, the minimum distances to combustibles for each stove is legally required to be listed at 48” in Canada and 36” in the U.S.

Stoves that take 4” stovepipe and larger can exit through a wall but stoves that take 3.15” stovepipe can have drafting issues if any section runs horizontal so should always vent out the ceiling for that reason.

Venting straight up through a ceiling is the preferred method as any elbow or angle in the pipe will slow down draft a bit.  Its also much easier to clean a straight stovepipe Han one that has any angles or horizontal sections. 

Stoves ship from Vancouver Island with Canada Post (Sauna stoves are too heavy to be sent with Canada Post so are sent by courier instead) and generally don't take longer than 5 business days to arrive anywhere in Canada.

An easy way to find shipping costs is to add the items you’d like to your cart and proceed to the checkout where you fill in the shipping address. After you’ve entered your address it will tell you how much shipping will be.