by Cody Wells | Sep 26, 2026 | Uncategorized
If you’re planning a wood stove installation in Washington State, the rules have changed significantly, and getting them wrong can cost you more than just a fine. An emergency burn ban is currently in effect statewide until September 2026, and legislation is...
by Cody Wells | Sep 23, 2026 | Flame Innovation Blog
A small wood stove for an RV, camper or tiny home has to suit both the heating need and the complete installation. Body size and a headline BTU number are not enough to make that decision. The useful comparison starts with the exact model, intended application,...
by Cody Wells | Sep 20, 2026 | Uncategorized
A small wood stove for a cabin needs to match the building’s heat loss and the way you use the space. A seasonal cabin that starts cold each visit presents different demands from a continuously heated home. Insulation, climate, room layout and the chimney all...
by Cody Wells | Sep 17, 2026 | Flame Innovation Blog
You finally pulled the trigger on a smokeless fire pit. Smart move. But here is something most people only figure out after their first backyard burn: the fire pit itself is just the starting point.Maybe you set it down on your wooden deck and immediately wondered if...
by Cody Wells | Sep 14, 2026 | Flame Innovation Blog
The moment temperatures drop below freezing and snow starts piling up around camp, a quality tent stove stops being a luxury and becomes the centerpiece of a functional hunting operation. It keeps you warm through the night, dries out soaked gear before morning, and...