Englander Cub Wood-Burning Camp Stove Kit (ESW0035)

The Cub Recreational Camp Stove Packaged with a Pipe Collar, Four 2-Foot Pipe Sections, and an Attachable Shelf

The Englander ESW0035 kit pairs the Cub camp stove — 1 ft³ firebox, 14 1/2" logs, 12-gauge steel — with an attachable pipe collar, four 2-foot pipe sections, and an attachable shelf.

Outdoor recreational use only: The Cub is intended for cooking and temporary-shelter heating during activities such as camping, hunting, and ice fishing. It must not be used for residential heating, in a permanent structure, or in a mobile home.

This manufacturer package includes the Cub stove, attachable collar, four 2-foot pipe sections, and attachable shelf. Additional site-specific pipe, stove-jack, spark-arrestor, rain-cap, draft-control, floor-protection, fastening, structural, or installation materials may be required under the current manual and applicable requirements.

Key Features

• 1 ft³ hexagonal HexaTech firebox with 14 1/2" maximum log length, loading over depth
• Welded 12-gauge steel body and top with a steel door and high-temperature fiberglass door gasket
• Offset 4" flue outlet that frees additional top cooking area
• Circular door damper and in-door air redirect for combustion-air control
• Spring handles on the door latch and damper controls; all handles and surfaces must still be treated as hot
• Removable legs that store inside the stove body, with top edges bent to serve as carrying handles
• Kit adds an attachable pipe collar, four 2-foot 4" pipe sections, and an attachable shelf
• 66 lb (30 kg) package shipping weight
• Certified to the Canadian safety standard ULC S627
• Includes the ESW0034 Cub base stove, identified as Made in USA in the official model manual

Product Features

Stove-Ready Shelters Only

The stove must not be connected to a hot-air-distribution system. It may be used only in tents specifically designed for stove use, such as a canvas wall tent equipped with a suitable stove jack; it must not be used in nylon tents or tents not designed for a stove, and stove pipe must not pass directly through tent fabric. A suitable stove jack is required in both the tent and the rain fly when applicable, a window must remain cracked or a door partly open to supply combustion air, and the stove must never be placed directly on a tent floor or another combustible surface. Installation must follow the current manual, certification label, pipe instructions, and applicable requirements.

The manufacturer describes the Cub for use in properly equipped wall tents up to 12' x 14'. This is a manufacturer application reference rather than a guaranteed heating-capacity rating; tent construction, weather, air supply, chimney layout, clearances, and the complete manual govern actual suitability.

Base-Stove Components

The Cub base stove supplies or incorporates four removable legs, spring handles for the door latch and circular damper, a circular door damper, and a high-temperature fiberglass door gasket. These are base-stove components rather than additional package items.

Package Contents

A stove jack, spark arrestor, rain cap, draft damper, magnetic thermometer, firebrick kit, BottomSaver insert, hearth protection, additional pipe, pipe screws beyond any exact supplied hardware, and installation labor are not included. The four included pipe sections do not establish a complete chimney or a compliant layout for every tent or installation, and no total chimney height is promised.

Heating and Cooking Operation

Hot Cooking Surface

The manufacturer states that the stove top may reach approximately 600°F. Use pans for cooking, treat the entire appliance and controls as hot, and follow the manual’s supervision and burn-safety requirements.

The offset 4" outlet provides additional top cooking area. Food should be cooked in a pan and must not be placed directly on the painted stove top; the manual suggests a removable, washable stainless-steel surface if direct-above-top cooking is necessary. Cooking does not eliminate ventilation, floor-protection, clearance, chimney, supervision, or combustion-air requirements.

Fuel and Operation

Burn dry wood only. Do not burn trash or other combustible materials, and never use gasoline, kerosene, lighter fluid, engine oil, or similar liquids. Operate with the loading door closed and tightly latched except during attended startup or loading as directed, keep the wood load within the manual’s six-inch loading-height guidance, and note that the stove is not designed for continuous burning. Wood combustion consumes ambient oxygen, so an outside-air source such as a cracked window or partly open door is required whenever the stove operates; no outside-air kit is included.

Product Specifications

Firebox and Construction

Dimensions, Venting, Certification, and Weight

Chimney, Stove-Jack, and Combustion-Air Requirements

The stove uses 4" stove pipe, and the kit includes four 2-foot pipe sections and an attachable pipe collar. Pipe sections must be assembled male-end downward, each connection must be secured as instructed by the manual, horizontal sections must slope at least 1/4" per foot toward the stove, and the pipe should extend at least six inches above the tent ridge. Pipe and stove-jack requirements must follow their manufacturers’ instructions. The standard connector clearance is generally 18" unless the pipe manufacturer or applicable requirements specify otherwise, and insulated pipe or an approved thermal shield may be required when the standard clearance cannot be maintained. A barometric draft stabilizer is prohibited; a draft damper near the stove is recommended but not included; a spark arrestor and rain cap are recommended but not included, and the spark arrestor must be inspected and cleaned regularly.

Clearances to Combustible Materials

The certification label and current manufacturer manual govern installation. Pipe-manufacturer clearances may require additional separation.

Floor Protection

The stove must be installed on continuous noncombustible floor protection meeting the current manual’s dimensions and material requirements. It must never be placed directly on a tent floor or another combustible surface.

About the Manufacturer

Who Is Englander?

Englander is an American hearth brand whose founder, Robert England, built his first stove in 1976. The brand operates a 100,000-square-foot factory in Monroe, Virginia, and was acquired by Stove Builder International (SBI). The official model manual identifies the included ESW0034 Cub base appliance as Made in USA.

Support

The manufacturer supports owners through warranty registration, replacement-parts resources, and technical-support services.