@@wild-radio7373 Good questions, there are several tent stoves which are identical in every way other than the brand name on them. One need only order a set quantity of them and the manufacturer will put their name on the stove and the packaging! Ali Express/Alibaba have the same types as are sold by US companies with their name on. These are very good quality stoves, as any company manufacturing titanium tent stoves will invariably do so to a high standard.
@@felixcat9318 but which identical stove has the spark arrestor & damper attachment at the base of the flue pipe, along with the additional spark arrestor end cap for the top of the flue pipe…like that of this Nortent one? Being “Excessive” when it comes to controlling sparks that could burn my very expensive tents are HUGE for me, yet I almost always see a neglect of sufficient spark arrestors. I am willing to pay extra for excessive spark control if I can’t find another one that also has this like the Nortent one. For example Winnerwell Nomad and Woodlanders is so impressive with how solid they are!! I friggin love them. Yet I am disappointed with their spark arrestor ugh. I refuse to use one over a tent, I would only use one over a hard structure or out in the open, ect.
@@joebuck4496 I have never seen a titanium tent stove with a spark arrestor that I had confidence in, so I bought and modified those from certain manufacturers and also made my own. Like you, I have no desire to burn holes in my expensive tent fabric, and some spark arrestors are hardly confidence inspiring. In the quest for a more complete burn I have also experimented with baffles and dampers. Even though my tent stove firebox is 9" x 6" x 6" (23cm x 15cm x 15cm) I chose to use a 9 foot length stovepipe to allow good clearence between my stovepipe and tent fabric. I am considering making a titanium stack robber, to add to the titanium baffle, damper and spark arrestor. Ideally, whatever leaves my stovepipe will be thoroughly consumed, filtered and cooled, so that if it should fall onto my tent fabric, it will at worst only leave a smudge.
Well done 👍👍👍
Is this stove made by you guys or imported? What is the thickness of the titanium? Thanks
Same questions here♡♡♡
@@wild-radio7373 Good questions, there are several tent stoves which are identical in every way other than the brand name on them.
One need only order a set quantity of them and the manufacturer will put their name on the stove and the packaging!
Ali Express/Alibaba have the same types as are sold by US companies with their name on.
These are very good quality stoves, as any company manufacturing titanium tent stoves will invariably do so to a high standard.
@@felixcat9318 thank you SO much for answering my question!!♡♡♡ you are Fabulous :)
@@felixcat9318 but which identical stove has the spark arrestor & damper attachment at the base of the flue pipe, along with the additional spark arrestor end cap for the top of the flue pipe…like that of this Nortent one? Being “Excessive” when it comes to controlling sparks that could burn my very expensive tents are HUGE for me, yet I almost always see a neglect of sufficient spark arrestors. I am willing to pay extra for excessive spark control if I can’t find another one that also has this like the Nortent one.
For example Winnerwell Nomad and Woodlanders is so impressive with how solid they are!! I friggin love them. Yet I am disappointed with their spark arrestor ugh. I refuse to use one over a tent, I would only use one over a hard structure or out in the open, ect.
@@joebuck4496 I have never seen a titanium tent stove with a spark arrestor that I had confidence in, so I bought and modified those from certain manufacturers and also made my own.
Like you, I have no desire to burn holes in my expensive tent fabric, and some spark arrestors are hardly confidence inspiring.
In the quest for a more complete burn I have also experimented with baffles and dampers.
Even though my tent stove firebox is 9" x 6" x 6" (23cm x 15cm x 15cm) I chose to use a 9 foot length stovepipe to allow good clearence between my stovepipe and tent fabric.
I am considering making a titanium stack robber, to add to the titanium baffle, damper and spark arrestor.
Ideally, whatever leaves my stovepipe will be thoroughly consumed, filtered and cooled, so that if it should fall onto my tent fabric, it will at worst only leave a smudge.
Notice that stove has a window at the front and the side. Can't see them any where on the site, where can I buy one?
You should be able to buy it on our webpage: nortent.com/shop/8-stove-for-tents/15-nortent-ultralight-tentstove/
@@nortent5246 Thanks for the reply. I can see it with link provided, unfortunately sold out according to the website.