Avora Ember Tent Stove

A fire you can see, inside, in October. The kettle goes on the top plate, wet socks go over the side rack, and the tent that was cold when you arrived is warm by the time the light goes.

In everyday use

It packs down to a box 18 inches long — the chimney sections stow inside the firebox, so there's one thing to carry rather than five. Set up, the legs fold out, the five pipe sections stack, and one of them adjusts so the run can be matched to the height of your tent. The flat top is a cooking surface with a lift-out plate in the middle, and the two stainless racks swing out either side, 14 by 6 inches each, for pans, mugs or drying gloves. The door has a glass window, so you can read the fire without opening it, and a damper dial underneath for the air. Ash lifts out on its own tray.

What sets it apart

Chimney stows inside
Five sections, one adjustable, all packed into the firebox for transport. Nothing loose in the car.

A window in the door
You can see the fire's state without opening up and losing the heat.

Two racks and a hotplate
14 × 6 in of stainless on each side, plus a flat steel top with a 5.5-inch removable plate over the fire.

Airflow at both ends
A damper on the door and an adjustable chimney — the fire responds to what you set rather than to what the weather is doing.

Ash tray that comes out
The tray lifts clear for emptying, so cleaning out is a thirty-second job rather than a mess.

22 lbs, folded to 18 × 11 × 10.5 in
One-person carry, and a shape that stacks in a truck bed with everything else.

Why we chose it

Hot tenting turns three seasons into four, and the whole thing depends on the stove being something you'll actually bring. Twenty-two pounds and a box the size of a toolbox is where that line sits. What decided it for us was the top: a flat steel plate with a lift-out ring and two cantilevered racks means the stove earns its weight twice — it heats the tent and it cooks the meal, so you don't also carry a burner. The window is the other thing. Being able to read a fire without opening the door is the difference between a stove that runs all evening and one you fight with.

Before you order: it arrives flat and needs assembling, and no stove jack, flashing or spark arrestor is included. Check what your tent needs at the flue, and fit it properly — that part is not optional.

Specifications


Fuel	Wood
Body material	Carbon steel
Rack material	Stainless steel
Color	Black
Assembled dimensions	33" × 23" × 93"
Folded dimensions	18" × 11" × 10.5"
Net weight	22 lbs
Chimney	5 sections, 1 adjustable, 2.5" diameter
Cooking top	Flat plate with removable 5.5" dia. cover
Side racks	2 × 14" × 6", stainless steel
Door	Lockable, with viewing window
Airflow	Door damper and adjustable chimney
Included	Detachable ash tray, fire poker
Legs	Folding
Assembly	Required

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I used this in a canvas tent on a few cold weekends and it made a real difference. It's a wood burner with a carbon steel body, and once it's going it heats the tent quickly. The door has a viewing window, so you can keep an eye on the fire without opening it, and it locks shut, which I like with kids and dogs around. Airflow is controlled by the door damper and the adjustable chimney, and after a little practice it's easy to hold a steady burn overnight.

The cooking top is a flat plate with a removable 5.5" cover, and the kettle sat on it happily, so there's always hot water for tea. The two stainless side racks (14" × 6" each) are handy for drying gloves or keeping a mug warm. The detachable ash tray makes cleanup easy, and the fire poker is included.

Setup takes a bit of time. Assembly is required, and the five-section chimney, which is 2.5" in diameter with one adjustable section, goes together easily once you've done it once. Assembled it stands about 93" tall including the chimney, so check your tent has a stove jack and enough headroom. Fit it carefully and keep it well clear of the canvas.

Packing away is the best part. The legs fold, and the whole thing goes down to 18" × 11" × 10.5" and weighs 22 lbs, so it fits in the boot without a fight.

It needs feeding with short logs fairly often, and it takes a little patience to learn the airflow. For cold-weather camping, it's very good.