Flame Innovation stoves and fire pits are designed and built in Post Falls, Idaho, for dependable heating, outdoor cooking, off-grid living, and better backyard fires. From serious home heating and tiny wood stoves to non-electric pellet heat, hunting-camp stoves, outdoor cookstoves, and smokeless fire pits, we build products designed to solve real problems and perform for years.
At Flame Innovation, we believe fire-powered heating and outdoor products should be dependable, well-built, and designed around how people actually use them.
Whether you are heating a home or shop, outfitting a tiny home or cabin, setting up hunting camp, preparing for a power outage, or simply looking for a better backyard fire, there is a Flame Innovation product built for the job.
This guide covers our current lineup of Flame Innovation stoves and fire pits, what makes each product different, and which one may be right for you.
Flame Innovation Stoves and Fire Pits: Our Heating Products
Our lineup of Flame Innovation stoves and fire pits covers everything from serious residential heating to compact off-grid applications and outdoor gatherings.
Rather than trying to make one stove work for every situation, we build different products for different jobs.
Chinook Wood Stove: Serious Heat for Homes and Shops
The Chinook Wood Stove is our premium wood-burning stove designed specifically for homes, garages, workshops, and shops.
This is not a tiny stove or recreational heater. The Chinook was developed for customers who need a substantial wood stove capable of providing dependable heat throughout the heating season.
Its brick-lined firebox, catalytic and secondary combustion systems, large neo-ceramic viewing window with air-wash system, and premium stove construction provide the foundation for serious home and shop heating.
The Chinook achieved an EPA-tested heat output of 36,400 BTU per hour, with estimated maximum output up to approximately 80,000 BTU per hour depending on wood species, fuel load, moisture content, chimney conditions, and burn settings.
What truly makes the Chinook different, however, is Just Right Burn Technology.
Just Right Burn Technology is powered by our patented Variable Choked Venturi, or VCV, system. Instead of relying entirely on the operator—or using electronic sensors, control boards, and powered dampers—the Chinook uses mechanical valves that respond to changing chimney draft.
During low and medium burns, the VCV system helps regulate combustion airflow automatically as draft conditions change. At a full high burn, the manual primary air control takes over to provide the airflow needed for maximum heat output.
One of the biggest advantages appears when loading the stove for a low burn. Instead of waiting around for the fire and chimney draft to reach the right conditions before turning the air down, the Chinook is designed so the operator can load the stove, close the catalytic bypass, and immediately set the primary air control to its minimum stop. The mechanical VCV system then responds as the chimney develops sufficient draft.
The result is a non-electronic automatic wood stove designed to reduce the amount of babysitting and repeated adjustment traditionally associated with operating a wood stove.
If you are looking for a primary wood stove for a home or serious shop heating application, start with the Chinook Wood Stove.
See the technology in action: Watch New for 2026: The Chinook Wood Stove Introduction to get a closer look at the Chinook and the patented VCV system behind Just Right Burn Technology.
Caboose Tiny Wood Stove: Compact Wood Heat
When space is limited, the Caboose Tiny Wood Stove offers a very different heating solution.
The Caboose is a UL Listed compact wood stove designed for areas of approximately 200 to 600 square feet. Its compact footprint makes it an option for tiny homes, cabins, sheds, yurts, canal boats, and other smaller spaces where a full-size wood stove simply does not make sense.
One of the Caboose’s biggest advantages is installation flexibility. It can be configured as a freestanding stove or installed using our wall-mount system where the application and installation requirements allow it.
Despite its small size, the Caboose still gives you the experience people want from a real wood stove: visible flames through a neo-ceramic viewing window, radiant heat, a cook surface, and the ability to burn real cordwood.
For customers searching for a compact American-made wood stove, explore the Caboose Tiny Wood Stove.
See the Caboose up close: Watch The Caboose Small Wood Stove for a closer look at its compact design and wood-burning performance.
Steelhead Small Wood Stove: More Capacity for Cabins and Small Homes
The Steelhead Small Wood Stove fills the space between a tiny wood stove and a larger home-heating stove.
With a heating capacity of approximately 800 to 1,200 square feet and burn times that can reach up to eight hours under appropriate conditions, the Steelhead is well suited for cabins, smaller homes, and off-grid properties where customers need more firebox capacity and heating capability than a tiny stove can provide.
The Steelhead accepts logs up to approximately 18 inches long and includes a brick-lined firebox, secondary combustion system, neo-ceramic viewing glass with an air-wash system, and a large cooktop.
It can also be equipped with an optional hot-water tank, allowing customers to heat water while the stove is operating.
That combination makes the Steelhead Small Wood Stove especially useful for cabins and off-grid properties where simplicity, durability, and versatility matter.
See the Steelhead in action: Watch our Steelhead Wood Stove video for a closer look at the stove and its design.
Mini Me Non-Electric Pellet Stove: Pellet Heat Without Electricity
Most pellet stoves depend on electricity.
The Mini Me Non-Electric Pellet Stove was designed differently.
Instead of depending on an electric auger, electronic control board, and powered combustion system, the Mini Me uses a gravity-fed pellet system and natural draft.
That allows it to provide pellet heat without requiring electricity for normal stove operation.
This makes the Mini Me especially attractive for off-grid properties, cabins, backup heating systems, power outages, and customers who simply do not want their heat source dependent on the electrical grid.
The Mini Me has a 40-pound pellet hopper and provides approximately 12,000 to 30,000 BTU of heating output depending on operation and conditions.
Because there are no electric augers, circuit boards, or combustion blowers required to operate the stove, the Mini Me takes a simpler mechanical approach to pellet heating.
For anyone specifically searching for a non-electric pellet stove, explore the Mini Me Non-Electric Pellet Stove.
Want to see how a pellet stove can work without electricity? Watch How to Use Your Mini Me Non-Electric Pellet Stove for a hands-on look at operating the Mini Me.
Steelhead Wall Tent Stove: Built for Base Camp
A wall-tent stove has a very different job than a residential wood stove.
The Steelhead Wall Tent Stove was developed for hunters, guides, outfitters, and serious base camps where durability and dependable heat matter.
This is intentionally not an ultralight backpacking stove.
It is a substantial steel stove designed for stationary hunting camps, wall tents, and outfitter-style setups that may remain in place for days or weeks.
Thin camp stoves often prioritize portability above everything else. The Steelhead prioritizes durability, thermal mass, dependable heat, and long-term use.
If your idea of camp is a serious base camp rather than something carried miles into the backcountry, take a look at the Steelhead Wall Tent Stove.
Flame Innovation Rocket Stove with Cooktop
Heating isn’t the only thing we do with fire.
The Rocket Stove with Cooktop is a collapsible outdoor cooking stove designed for camping, preparedness, off-grid cooking, hunting camp, and other situations where you want to cook over readily available wood instead of depending entirely on propane or another packaged fuel.
The stove burns small-diameter wood and uses the rocket-stove principle of a combustion chamber feeding a vertical chimney to produce concentrated heat beneath the cooking surface.
Our Rocket Stove breaks down into portable sections and is available in two sizes.
Like our other products, it is hand welded in Post Falls, Idaho.
Explore the Flame Innovation Rocket Stove with Cooktop for a simple wood-burning outdoor cooking option.
Flame Innovation Stoves and Fire Pits for Outdoor Living
Our Flame Innovation stoves and fire pits are built for very different jobs, and the Revolve lineup focuses specifically on improving the outdoor fire experience.
A good fire pit should do more than hold burning wood.
Our outdoor fire products range from compact portable pits to large stainless-steel gathering pits, customizable backyard designs, and chimney-style fire pits.
At the center of the lineup is our Revolve family.
Revolve Smokeless Fire Pits
The Revolve was designed to address two common complaints about traditional fire pits: too much smoke and not enough sideways heat.
Its unique airflow system brings combustion air into the fire while helping create the rotating flame pattern that gave the Revolve its name.
The design also allows radiant heat to travel outward through the body of the fire pit rather than relying entirely on heat coming from the top.
Adjustable damper doors provide an additional way to control airflow and burn intensity.
No wood-burning fire pit is literally smoke-free during every stage of a fire. Smoke can still occur during startup, when adding wood, or when burning wet or improperly seasoned fuel.
The goal of the Revolve design is to create better combustion and significantly reduce smoke compared with a traditional open fire pit.
See the Revolve burn: Watch Our New Revolve Fire Pit to see the airflow design and fire in action.
Revolve 16 Portable Smokeless Fire Pit
The Revolve 16 Portable Smokeless Fire Pit is the smallest and most portable member of the Revolve family.
At approximately 16 inches in diameter and around 27 pounds, it is designed for customers who want the Revolve combustion system in a fire pit that is easier to take camping, load into an RV, bring to a tailgate, or move around a patio.
Its smaller size makes it a good choice when portability matters without giving up the airflow design and radiant heat characteristics of the larger Revolve models.
Explore the Revolve 16 Portable Smokeless Fire Pit.
Revolve 22 Black Steel Fire Pit
The Revolve 22 Black Steel Fire Pit is one of the most versatile sizes in the Revolve lineup.
At approximately 22 inches in diameter, it offers considerably more fire capacity than the Revolve 16 while still being movable enough for backyard gatherings, patios, RV trips, and general outdoor use.
The painted-steel construction also provides a more affordable way to step into the larger Revolve design.
Explore the Revolve 22 Black Steel Fire Pit.
Revolve 22 Stainless Steel Fire Pit
For customers who want the same versatile 22-inch size with stainless-steel construction, we offer the Revolve 22 Stainless Steel Fire Pit.
The stainless-steel version uses the same basic Revolve airflow system while offering the appearance and long-term durability benefits many customers prefer from stainless steel.
Its size makes it particularly well suited for backyards and patios where customers want a substantial fire without moving into one of our largest models.
Explore the Revolve 22 Stainless Steel Fire Pit.
Revolve 27 Painted Steel Fire Pit
Need more room for a bigger fire?
The Revolve 27 Painted Steel Fire Pit moves up to a 27-inch diameter and provides considerably more room for larger fires and outdoor gatherings.
It is a good middle ground for customers who want something substantially larger than a 22-inch pit without stepping all the way up to our massive 36-inch model.
Explore the Revolve 27 Painted Steel Fire Pit.
Revolve 27 Stainless Steel Fire Pit
The Revolve 27 Stainless Steel Fire Pit combines the larger 27-inch format with stainless-steel construction.
This makes it a strong choice for larger patios, backyards, cabins, and outdoor gathering areas where the fire pit may become a permanent part of the space.
Explore the Revolve 27 Stainless Steel Fire Pit.
Revolve 36 Stainless Steel Fire Pit: Go Big
Then there is the big one.
The Revolve 36-Inch Stainless Steel Fire Pit is built for large outdoor gathering spaces, serious fires, and customers who want their fire pit to become a centerpiece.
At 36 inches in diameter, this isn’t the model you throw in the trunk for an afternoon at the lake.
It is designed for large patios, gathering areas, cabins, commercial spaces, and serious outdoor entertaining.
If you believe bigger fires are better, explore the Revolve 36-Inch Stainless Steel Fire Pit.
Liberty Fire Pit: Make It Yours
Not everyone is looking for a cylindrical smokeless fire pit.
The Liberty Fire Pit takes a different approach by emphasizing design, craftsmanship, and customization.
It is built for customers who want their fire pit to become part of the look of their outdoor space rather than simply being another piece of patio equipment.
Multiple panel designs allow customers to choose a look that better fits their property, cabin, or outdoor living area.
If you want something with more personality and customization than a traditional round fire pit, explore the Liberty Fire Pit.
Pyramid Rocket Chiminea
The Pyramid Rocket Chiminea brings another style of outdoor fire to the Flame Innovation lineup.
Its tall, angular chimney design creates a very different look from an open fire pit and makes it a natural centerpiece for a patio, backyard, cabin, or campsite.
The Pyramid Rocket Chiminea is hand welded in our Post Falls shop and built from substantial steel for long-term outdoor use.
For customers who prefer the look and experience of a chiminea over a traditional open fire pit, explore the Pyramid Rocket Chiminea.
Which Flame Innovation Stoves and Fire Pits Are Right for You?
With several Flame Innovation stoves and fire pits to choose from, the right product depends on where and how you plan to use it.
For serious residential or shop wood heating, start with the Chinook Wood Stove.
For a tiny home or very compact heating application, consider the Caboose Tiny Wood Stove.
For a cabin or smaller home that needs more firebox and heating capacity, look at the Steelhead Small Wood Stove.
For pellet heat without dependence on electricity, consider the Mini Me Non-Electric Pellet Stove.
For a serious hunting or outfitter base camp, consider the Steelhead Wall Tent Stove.
For portable wood-fired outdoor cooking, choose our Rocket Stove with Cooktop.
For outdoor fires, the Revolve 16, 22, 27, and 36 provide different combinations of portability, fire size, materials, and outdoor gathering capacity.
For customers looking for something visually different, the Liberty Fire Pit and Pyramid Rocket Chiminea provide alternatives to the traditional round fire-pit design.
American-Made Stoves and Fire Pits from Post Falls, Idaho
One of the biggest differences between Flame Innovation stoves and fire pits and many mass-market products is where and how they are built.
Our products are developed and manufactured in Post Falls, Idaho, with an emphasis on American manufacturing, skilled fabrication, welding, practical engineering, and long-term performance.
We don’t use an assembly line full of robots to build our stoves and fire pits.
Our products are welded, painted, finished, and assembled by skilled craftsmen in our shop.
Whether we are developing patented mechanical airflow technology for the Chinook, building a non-electric pellet stove, welding a hunting-camp stove, or creating the airflow system inside a Revolve fire pit, our goal is the same:
Build products that solve real problems and are made to last.
Frequently Asked Questions About Flame Innovation Stoves and Fire Pits
Below are some of the most common questions customers ask about Flame Innovation stoves and fire pits.
Where are Flame Innovation stoves and fire pits made?
Our stoves and fire pits are manufactured in Post Falls, Idaho. We emphasize American manufacturing, quality materials, skilled welding, and proven construction methods.
Does Flame Innovation make a wood stove for home heating?
Yes. The Chinook Wood Stove is designed specifically for serious home, garage, workshop, and shop heating.
What is Just Right Burn Technology?
Just Right Burn Technology is the customer-facing name for the patented Variable Choked Venturi, or VCV, mechanical valve system used in the Chinook Wood Stove. The system responds to chimney draft and helps regulate combustion airflow during low and medium burns without electronics.
Does Flame Innovation make a tiny wood stove?
Yes. The Caboose Tiny Wood Stove is our compact UL Listed wood stove designed for small heating applications.
Does Flame Innovation make a pellet stove that works without electricity?
Yes. The Mini Me Non-Electric Pellet Stove uses gravity-fed pellet delivery and natural draft rather than relying on an electric auger and powered combustion system.
Does Flame Innovation make a wall tent stove?
Yes. The Steelhead Wall Tent Stove is designed for hunting camps, outfitters, wall tents, and stationary base-camp applications.
What sizes are Revolve Smokeless Fire Pits available in?
The Revolve lineup includes 16-inch, 22-inch, 27-inch, and 36-inch fire pits, with painted-steel and stainless-steel options available in selected sizes.
Are smokeless fire pits completely smoke-free?
No wood fire can be completely smoke-free throughout every stage of combustion. Revolve fire pits are designed to improve combustion and significantly reduce smoke compared with a conventional open fire pit when operated with properly seasoned fuel.
Does Flame Innovation make outdoor cooking stoves?
Yes. Our Rocket Stove with Cooktop is a collapsible wood-burning outdoor cooking stove designed for camping, hunting, off-grid use, and preparedness.
Explore Flame Innovation Stoves and Fire Pits
Explore our complete lineup of Flame Innovation stoves and fire pits to find the right product for your home, cabin, shop, camp, or backyard.
Wood and Pellet Stoves
Chinook Wood Stove
Caboose Tiny Wood Stove
Steelhead Small Wood Stove
Mini Me Non-Electric Pellet Stove
Steelhead Wall Tent Stove
Rocket Stove with Cooktop
Revolve Smokeless Fire Pits
Revolve 16 Portable Smokeless Fire Pit
Revolve 22 Black Steel Fire Pit
Revolve 22 Stainless Steel Fire Pit
Revolve 27 Painted Steel Fire Pit
Revolve 27 Stainless Steel Fire Pit
Revolve 36 Stainless Steel Fire Pit
Other Outdoor Fire Products
Liberty Fire Pit
Pyramid Rocket Chiminea
Watch Flame Innovation
Want to see our products in action?
Visit the Flame Innovation YouTube Channel for product demonstrations, operating instructions, installation information, maintenance tips, and a closer look at the stoves and fire pits we build in Post Falls, Idaho.
You can also watch:
Chinook Wood Stove Introduction
The Caboose Small Wood Stove
Steelhead Wood Stove
How to Use the Mini Me Non-Electric Pellet Stove
Revolve Fire Pit
Built in Post Falls, Idaho. Built to perform. Built to last.
