Cubic mini wood stove

Find out when one of the most popular tiny wood stoves go on sale, and whether or not there are any coupon codes. Cubic Mini Wood Stoves are made in Canada and sold around the world. They do go on sale and are discounted from time to time. Get the best deal during these times...

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This small wood stove perfect for heating small spaces and gives off a great glow with its 5X8" window. This stove is made out of thick 1/8" steel and has a large firebox so it will last a long time between reloading. The metal is cut using a CNC laser and welded together. It has a traditional chrome coil spring handle so the door can be opened and closed without having to wear gloves. It is designed to be used with 6" stove pipe. Check out our website; www.northwoodsfab.com for great deals…

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