Mini Wood Stoves

Wood is renewable, independent of electricity or fuel tanks, with a lower carbon footprint if the wood is sourced locally. It produces comfortable, dry radiant heat (reducing condensation and mold in vans/tents). Unlike propane (more humid and expensive in the long run) or diesel (requires 20-40 W of electricity), a wood stove offers total autonomy and a unique atmosphere that is impossible to achieve with other systems.

Yes! Their compact size fits perfectly in campervans. They heat small spaces efficiently (up to 10-15 m² depending on the model) without draining the battery. They add a rustic and cozy touch to the interior, ideal for cool nights or Canadian winters.

Absolutely. They heat, cook (built-in cooking surface for hot meals/drinks), and dry clothes/equipment. Perfect for wilderness camping, they transform a cold campsite into a warm cocoon. Choose portable models with handles for easy transport.

Highly efficient: low wood consumption for maximum heat (often 2-5 kW depending on model). They heat a small space quickly and maintain the temperature with little refilling. Use dry wood for clean and efficient combustion.

Empty the ashes regularly. Clean the chimney to prevent creosote buildup (fire hazard). Inspect joints and pipes for leaks. Use dry wood to minimize soot. Simple and quick maintenance for a long service life.

Cubic Mini stoves are compact, efficient, and durable Canadian stoves designed for small spaces: camper vans, RVs, tiny homes, cabins, tents, or off-grid camping. They provide natural radiant heat, dry out moisture (anti-condensation/mold), heat up quickly without electricity, and create a cozy atmosphere with the crackling of flames. Eco-friendly (renewable wood), self-sufficient, and economical—perfect for four-season adventures in Canada.

We offer two main lines:

• Cub (200 sq ft / ~18-19 m², ideal for vans, small campers, restricted spaces)
• Grizzly (400 sq ft / ~37 m², more powerful for cabins, tiny homes, larger RVs, or harsh winters)

Each line is available in Black and Brass versions, with certified and non-certified options.

Certified: Compliant with UL 1482-2022 (USA) and ULC S627-2023 (Canada) standards, with heat shield under the stove (allows installation on a single hearth pad), holes for secure mechanical fastening. Ideal for installations that comply with building codes, insurable in dwellings (cabins, tiny homes), and residential use. Non-certified: Reserved for off-grid use (vans, tents, unregulated uses). No EPA/CSA/UL certification for fixed residential use – risk of non-insurability or non-compliance with codes. Often less expensive, same heating performance.

Cub: For spaces up to 200 sq ft (compact vans, small campers, well-insulated tents). Lighter and more discreet.

Grizzly: For 200-400 sq ft (larger vans, cabins, tiny homes, extreme winters). More power to heat quickly and maintain temperature. Choose certified for fixed/insurable installation; non-certified for mobility/pure off-grid use.

Yes! Compact and portable, they fit in vans (wall/floor mounting with shields), heat tents (via a suitable chimney), and can be used for camping (cooking on a hot surface, drying). No electricity required – completely self-sufficient with local/dry wood.

Install on a non-combustible surface with heat shields (included on certified models). Double-walled stainless steel chimney required for safety/insulation. CO/smoke detector + fire extinguisher essential. Use dry/seasoned wood. For vans/tents: secure roof outlet. DIY possible, but professional recommended for compliance (especially certified models). Check local codes/insurance provider.

Empty ashes often, clean chimney (creosote), inspect joints/pipes. Dry wood minimizes soot. Simple maintenance for long durability.