Mini Me Non-Electric Pellet Stove

Introducing the Mini Me Non-Electric Pellet Stove: Your Ultimate Heating Solution for Compact Spaces flameinnovation.com/product/m...
Burn times of 12 to 24 hours
Discover the pinnacle of heating convenience with the Mini Me Non-Electric Pellet Stove. Weighing in at a mere 100 lbs, this compact powerhouse is tailored to elevate comfort in areas spanning up to 700 square feet. Ideal for tiny homes, yurts, cabins, and RVs, the Mini Me promises to be your steadfast companion in keeping cozy spaces warm.
Boasting an impressive heat range of 6,500 to 18,000 BTUs, the Mini Me ensures that you're enveloped in the perfect warmth, no matter the weather outside. Crafted with meticulous attention to detail, this pellet stove proudly carries the "Made in the USA" tag, assuring you of top-notch quality and enduring performance.
What sets the Mini Me apart is its non-electric functionality, ensuring that you're not beholden to power outlets. Whether you're embracing the off-grid lifestyle or looking to reduce your reliance on electricity, this pellet stove has you covered, providing consistent warmth without the need for external power sources.
Installation has never been simpler - the Mini Me effortlessly accommodates 4-inch stove pipes, simplifying the setup process and saving you valuable time. Its smart design facilitates efficient heat distribution, making every corner of your space as inviting as the next.
Tailored to maximize convenience, the Mini Me minimizes refueling interruptions, allowing you to bask in warmth for extended periods. Say goodbye to constantly tending to your stove and hello to uninterrupted relaxation.
If you're in search of a heating solution that seamlessly integrates into your compact living space, the Mini Me Non-Electric Pellet Stove is the answer. Its compact size, robust heating capacity, and non-electric operation make it the ultimate choice for those who value both performance and efficiency.
Elevate your comfort with the Mini Me Non-Electric Pellet Stove - the embodiment of efficient heating designed for smaller spaces. Make every moment in your space count, surrounded by the warmth you deserve.

[@jake22-1]

Would like so more videos close up on how everything works

[@michaelosman01]

Luv my Mini Me‼️

[@dustyhenderson3126]

Thanks Mike. Dusty

[@Matthew21Roberts]

Definitely my next purchase, anywhere close to releasing the video of how the hoppers work?

[@dustyhenderson3126]

Yes and it is also heading to EPA and UL testing

[@wellnesspharmzcaregiver7278]

Gotta get me one of these for this winter.

[@homesteadingusa]

NICE VIDEO. I will be contacting you for our price list to get on board with you. Thanks for sharing this great stove. Peace

[@dustyhenderson3126]

Thank you very much!! Talk soon. Dusty

[@IanDenchasy]

We ended up with a wall-mount pellet stove that uses electricity (about 150-175 watts per hour) after passing on the Wiseway non-electric model due to a LONG wait (supply chain shortages). With a tiny home of 420 square feet, this would've been perfect had it been available back when we built it. Definitely will give it a hard look on our next project!

[@flameinnovation]

Thank you so much. Glad to help when you are ready again.

[@InTheDirtAgain]

Do you have a link to the wall-mount unit you bought?

[@flameinnovation]

The wall mount is for the Caboose tiny wood stove

[@InTheDirtAgain]

I was asking IanDenchasy about his wall-mount pellet stove. Don't want a converted wood stove without the auger or fan

[@flameinnovation]

You bet. Thanks for looking. We are going to make a shelf for the Mini Me Pellet. The Caboose wood stove will not burn pellets. Thanks for looking and sorry for the confusion

[@willdpj15]

Do the same rules for let’s say a normal pellet stove apply to this with the exhaust pipe like can I just run the exhaust outside to a 45 going down or do I need to go all the way to my roof with this just curious i wanna put this in my garage but don’t want to run a bunch of pipe up the side of my house. It’s a awesome looking little stove btw.

[@dustyhenderson3126]

You need to go up because it relies on natural draft. We are playing around with another model that is bigger that will have a motor option if people want to go through the wall and be done or no motor and go up with the pipe. Hoping for next year release on that model

[@willdpj15]

thank you sir, very interested in this little stove.@@dustyhenderson3126

[@Sylvesterlayne]

You all should add a link to the product in the description of the video

[@flameinnovation]

Will do. I thought there was a link. I appreciate your help.

[@eastrockaway3358]

What type of chimney will this call for 5” or 4”? Type A wood stove or type L pellet?

[@flameinnovation]

Class A insulated pipe 4"

[@intoart340]

How long will 30Lbs last at mid damper ?

[@flameinnovation]

16 to 24 hours. It also depends on the type of pellets used. Hardwood pellets burn cooler and last longer. softwood burns little hotter. Also elevation and your chimney routing but generally those are good numbers

[@felishagathright4013]

Whats the price on these? I'm working on tiny house that will be around 300 sq ft

[@flameinnovation]

They are 899 picked up at the factory and 1099 shipped if you can't pick it up

[@oldsteamguy]

use a fire gel

[@dustyhenderson3126]

You sure can if you want.

[@wren_violet]

Will you be getting ul certification on this stove?

[@flameinnovation]

Yes we are going to do UL and EPA

[@wren_violet]

@@flameinnovation I'm thinking about turning a box truck into a tiny home and will definitely be keeping track of this 😊