Most of the referenced web pages all have the same stoves, along with
the warning that these stoves are "out door use" appliances, meaning
"don't use them in confined spaces cottages and trailers (house
boats).
If you are going to insist on putting a wood burning heater/stove,
make sure it has facility to use external air for combustion. A good
fire can consume a lot of the usable air within a closed space
quickly.


dh@. wrote in message
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| Hi,
|
| I have a houseboat that I'd like to take out some this
| winter, and I'd like to have a small wood stove to use
| in it. All the small wood stoves I've been able to find
| have been camping related, so I'm asking for advice
| in camping groups as well as boating groups. Can
| anyone suggest any stove(s) that they feel are good
| and affordable, and any suggestions about use etc?
|
| Thanks for any help!
| David
|
| PS in case anyone is interested in what I've found
| so far, or wants proof that I've done some looking
| on my own as well as asking for people to share
| what they've learned, here is a list of some related
| websites:
|
| http://www.calarmy.com/tents/
| http://www.kni-co.com/
| http://tinyurl.com/9pbxv
| http://www.aaoobfoods.com/shepherdstoves.htm#2%20DX
| http://davistent.com/davisTent/html/WoodStoves.html
| http://www.cylinderstoves.com/defram...ovepricing.htm
| http://www.walltentshop.com/CatStoves.html
| http://www.fourdog.com/page2.html
|
http://www.army-technology.com/contr...manufacturing/