The Roosevelt

stove The larger certified Clarry® Stove Model, the Roosevelt, when properly installed (a detailed owner’s manual comes with each stove with specific installation and operating instructions) can be used in hunting cabins or line shacks, detached shop structures or out-buildings where electricity is not available. It can also be dismantled and used in tents up to 14’ x 20’.

A patent-pending air induction design makes these stoves burn efficiently and economically. The gravity feed system eliminates any need for external power. One 40-pound bag of pellets provides enough heat for eight hours of comfort.

Just set it up, pour in the pellets, add some liquid gel firestarter, and light the fire. You'll be warm in just a few minutes.

And the pellets burn very clean, creating a layer of fine fly-ash as their only byproduct. Clarry® Stoves are built for a lifetime of satisfaction.

Fire chamber and heat exchanger constructed of steel tubing with baked-on stove paint.
Compact and sturdy, with unique air induction design.
Innovative gravity-feed – no external energy source required.
Convection heating results in immediate heat.
Minimal ash byproduct.
Easy-access ash dispenser drawer functions as air damper.
Unique blast-gate technology allows you to shut off the fuel feed, for increased economy and safety.
Removable long lasting stainless steel fire grates.

Operation:

Fuel consumption: 5 lbs/hr.
Primary fuel: premium wood pellets
Starter fuel: liquid gel
Installation: Minimum clearance of 24" from any combustible surface. (Refer to your certified stove owner's manual and local building codes for specific clearances, and the tent manufacturer's requirements if used in a tent.)
Heat Output: Reaches temperatures exceeding 900 degrees at the fire chamber and 500 degrees at the heat exchanger within 15 minutes. One 40-lb. sack of premium pellets will provide up to eight hours of even heat.

Specifications:

Height: 37”
Minimum ground clearance: 15.5”
Hopper: Holds one 40-lb. bag
Total weight: 110 lbs.