While the Solo Stove company is based in Fort Worth, TX.

Are solo stoves made in USA?

Is Solo Stove made in the USA? Solo Stove is based in Texas, but the stoves are manufactured in China.

Who manufactures Solo Stove?

25, 2019 /PRNewswire/ -- Bertram Capital ("Bertram") announced today, in partnership with the Company's founders, that it has made an investment in Frontline Advance, LLC (dba as "Solo Stove" or "the Company"). Solo Stove is a leading designer and supplier of portable, low-smoke fire pits and camping stoves.

How far from house should Solo Stove be?

Solo Stove recommends that you make sure the stove is at least six feet away from the nearest building. Don't be tempted to cheat on this; you don't want a building going up in smoke under any circumstances. Measure six feet and always set up with room to spare. This will keep everyone safe.

Can I leave my Solo Stove outside?

Solo Stove fire pits can be stored outside with an appropriate weather cover. Check out Solo Stove Shelter, an outdoor weather cover designed specifically for use with a Solo Stove fire pit. ... Prolonged exposure to harsh weather will likely increase rust and discoloration.

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Can Solo Stove be left out in rain?

Yes. The firepit is not designed to be left out in the rain, so if it's going to rain overnight (check your radar) you have to toss it in the garden shed or garage.

Is Solo Stove patented?

The Solo Stove Yukon harnesses our patented design in an extra-large size to bring the biggest and most impressive fire to your backyard. ... By design, Yukon burns wood so efficiently you'll only be left with ultra-fine ash making clean up as simple as dumping out the spent ash.

Can Solo Stove go on wood porch?

Solo Stoves are safe to use on both wood or Trex decking, provided you also use the Solo Stove stand or a heat resistant fire pit barrier underneath. ... We'll also consider just how hot these stoves get on the outside, and if they're ok to use on a covered deck, porch or patio.

Will a Solo Stove rust?

“Unfortunately, solo stoves do rust if they're left out for long periods of time. They are made of stainless steel and consequently they will resist rust for quite a good period of time, but not indefinitely.”

Do you let fire pit burn out?

1. Let the Wood Burn Completely. It is highly recommended to let the wood burn down, and if possible, to ash completely. In order to ease this process, you can even put out the remaining chunks of wood using a shovel or a stick.

What happens if a Solo Stove gets wet?

Wet or damp wood will create a smoky flame, as well as make your fire pit harder to clean. ... Each log is kiln-dried and pre-cut to fit right inside any size Solo Stove fire pit. Be careful when using wood pellets in your fire pit, as the pellets can fall into the ash pan and block the airflow to the fire.

Can you use Duraflame logs in a Solo Stove?

Can you use duraflame in Solo stove? The Duraflame site states that, “…they only burn with flames and do not generate adequate coals for cooking. I would not use a Duraflame-type log in a Solo stove. The Solo stoves are all double-walled to perform the gasifier function – burn quick and hot.

Can you roast marshmallows over a Solo Stove?

Solo Stove Sticks are the ultimate instruments for roasting marshmallows, hot dogs and anything else you can skewer or cook over an open flame.

Can I put my Solo Stove on concrete?

You can safely use your Solo Stove fire pit on concrete, pavements, gravel, stone, slate, or dirt. These surfaces won't suffer from the heat of the fire pit (though any flammable debris must be cleared off the dirt) and you can use the fire pit safely on them. It may mark the surfaces, but won't do any lasting damage.

Does Solo Stove get hot on bottom?

Yes! Unlike a regular fire pit, the bottom of the stove never gets hotter than 100 degrees Fahrenheit.

Can you burn pallet wood in Solo Stove?

3) What kind of wood can I use in my fire pit? We don't recommend using pressure-treated wood, pallet wood, or any wood left over from a construction site as they usually have been chemically treated. They could also contain staples, nails, or screws that can damage your fire pit.

Where do you dispose of fire pit ashes?

Once the ashes have been allowed to cool for several days, it's safe to assume they are completely cooled and can be disposed of. You can bag them and throw them away with your regular garbage, or you can find many ways to reuse your fireplace ashes around your home.

Can you burn cardboard in a Solo Stove?

If you have a lot of cardboard boxes to get rid of, it may take a while to burn them all - cardboard would be okay for fire starting material, but I would not think of the Solo Stove as a way to get rid of cardboard.

Can you put pavers around a Solo Stove?

If you are worried about scorching grass that grows between stones, grab a Stand. However, Solo Stove fire pits are generally safe to burn on stone, pavers, or gravel.

Can I paint my Solo Stove?

Currently, the stainless steel option is the only colorway available; however, there are methods to painting your Solo Stove with high heat paint. Buy Direct on SoloStove.com and get a FREE fire pit stand!

What can I do with solo stove ashes?

1. Naturally melt ice and enhance traction. One use for wood ash from your fire pit is as a traction enhancer on icy or snow-covered surfaces. ...
2. Enrich and balance compost. ...
3. Create a natural pest repellant. ...
4. Hide stains on concrete or pavement. ...
5. De-skunk Fido.

Can I pour water on my fire pit?

Water is a quick and easy way to put out a fire in your fire pit, but having a bucket of water on stand-by isn't quite the best option for this. ... Once the firewood, embers and ash have been soaked with water, stir the contents with a shovel or stick until it is ensured that they are drenched and fully cooled.

Does baking soda put out fires?

With the lid on (and the heat off), the fire should quickly consume all the oxygen and put itself out. ... Pour on Baking Soda - Baking soda will extinguish grease fires, but only if they're small. It takes a lot of baking soda to do the job.