The current Mini Me non-electric pellet stove
The Mini Me Non-Electric Pellet Stove feeds wood pellets by gravity and operates without an electric auger or household electrical supply. It is a different product from the original Mini Me 8 and 12 energy log stoves.
Use the current model’s performance information
The current product information reports EPA-tested emissions of 0.36 grams per hour and an overall efficiency of 76% HHV. These are model-specific test figures. The published heating-area estimate is approximately 200 to 1,000 square feet; actual coverage depends on the building, climate, installation and operation.
Review the Mini Me manuals and certification-report links for the supporting documentation. EPA emissions certification and a safety listing address different matters, and neither should be extended to an older stove merely because it shares the Mini Me name.
Plan the chimney and installation first
The stove requires the specified 4-inch connector and Class A HT chimney arrangement. Do not substitute ordinary pellet vent. Check the current manual for clearances, hearth protection, chimney height, insulation and routing, and confirm the requirements for the intended structure.
Its body dimensions are only one part of the footprint. Include access to the hopper, door and cleaning areas when measuring the space. Installation and component selection should follow the model’s instructions and applicable local requirements.
Fuel, hopper and everyday care
The current model has a hopper rated for up to 40 pounds. Use the pellets specified for the stove and follow its lighting, control and shutdown procedures. Hopper capacity does not establish a fixed burn time under every condition.
Non-electric operation does not remove the need for care. Maintain the air passages, seals, firebox and chimney as directed. Cleaning tools are not included with the current stove.
Own an older Mini Me?
Use the original Mini Me 8 and 12 information to identify that range. Its add-on hoppers, feed arrangement and published dimensions should not be mixed into the current pellet stove’s specifications.
For help identifying a version, planning an installation or choosing a part, contact Flame Innovation. Our small pellet stove buyer’s guide covers broader questions to consider before buying.
hello I am looking to find the financial information on this stove and I am also wondering if it is approved for use in Ontario Canada and is accessible in Ontario as well
THanks so much for you r time
How much is this
1099.99 plus 200 shipping. Uses class A 4″ Chimney pipe unlike a regular pellet stove that has a fan pushing the exhaust. It burns like a wood stove and relies on draft for air.
These look like they would work well for what I want.
Fantastic. Once you order we are about 3.5 weeks behind before shipping.
Is the stove mobile home safe? I have a small (747 ft) single wide.
Yes it is. Thanks for looking.
HI, I am very interested in this stove. Can your ship to Juneau, Alaska? If so. How much total?
Hi Misty
We have shipped to Juneau in the past and as a matter of fact a customer that lives there just came through here on Mothers day looking at our stoves and that is where they live. When you decide what exactly you want and if you add stove pipe etc, you can call us at 509-993-3767 or email us at dusty@509fab.com or cody@509fab.com and we can get you a quote. I would guess it would come in at about 400 total. You will want to email us instead of checking out online and we can send you an invoice to pay online so it doesn’t charge you an additional 200. Thanks Dusty
Best pellets to use hardwood, softwood?. Hopper capacity. Pellet burn rate. How long hopper lasts when filled
Here is a link to the stove https://flameinnovation.com/product/non-electric-pellet-stove/