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Subject Topic: Robens Klondike chimney height
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Hi all.
I’ve just bought a Robens Klondike tent. It is the first tent I have bought that can accommodate a wood burning stove. Does anybody know what the recommended hight from where the chimney flue pipe exits the tent to the top of the flue pipe? Can you have the spark arrester too close to the tent?
Also any other advice for the Klondike would be welcome. 👍


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28/3/2022 at 8:25am
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the website shows this picture.https://www.robens.de/nl-nl/shop/outdoor-tenten/klondike
There is no advice for outside. Inside yes. at least 1-1.5 meters between the heater and the transit. And double-walled pipe inside. I know from experience that despite a spark arrester you still get burn holes and soot streaks on your tent.


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Interesting. I’m guessing the taller the better, Thanks



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