Reviews (14)

Good wood stove. Got it installed hours before a major cold snap. Kept me very cozy warm. I live in a 100 SF trailer. It was the only one that would fit.

**Full review will be uploaded after the Fall season**
I picked up the Dweller for a review series I will be filming this Fall/Winter season and I needed something that stands out against the standard wood stove design. Being my first Pomoly product, I am pleased to see the high level of quality out of the box with this stove. The setup is very easy and the attention to detail in the overall design is a huge standout against some of the higher-priced stoves I have been looking at. The initial burn-in went very well and the stove has a very forgiving learning curve when it comes to burning control and fuel management. My only area of concern, right now, is the chimney spark arrester. I noticed a fair amount of spark making it out of the large holes but until I test a variety of wood, I can not say if it is the design of the cap or my wood. In any case, that cap can be replaced for next to nothing at the hardware store, if it turns out to be too open for my liking.

I intended to wait until after I get my videos out to post any sort of review but I know that people really do benefit from any feedback when making such a purchase so, I wanted to toss my two cents in. The Dweller is a unique design with some interesting setup options compared to traditional style wood stoves. I feel that Pomoly really put some thought and quality behind this unit so if you are in the market and this design can suit your needs, it's a worthwhile investment.

I bought stove for my 21 foot travel trailer. The fire is pretty in glass. So far it heats pretty good. I haven’t tested using it on a super cold night all night yet.

MY DWELLER WOOD HEATER IS A MOST VALUBLE ITEM IN THE BACKWOODS. ITS SO VERSATILE. EXTREMELY WELL MADE . AN DURABLE. WORTH THE PRICE . I LOVE IT.

It's a little heavy, which means you don't want to carry it too far.

I absolutely love the dweller stove that you have made for me. I think now we need to invent or engineer a pellet stove t1 mini that will burn all night to keep the tent warm without waking up to feed the stove. What do you think?