The Kabanchik is the smallest of our portable wood stoves for the usage outdoors or in suitable tents.
The Kabanchik is designed with removable heat protection grids, which can also be used as a grate in the oven. A simple pan is also included, this can act as a baking sheet in the oven, or for example as protection against falling embers below the oven opening. Two wire clips can be used to hold pots safely on the stove. The thermal power of the Kabanchik is lower than that of the Poshehonka stove (size S).
The Kabanchik can be used as an oven if you make a small fire underneath. The smoking of fish is also possible.
Like all other models the Kabanchik is welded airtight as well. The burnup can be slowed down so that unusually long running firing times can be achieved with one filling. The efficiency is thus increased from ~ 20% to ~ 30% in normal tent stoves to ~ 70% to 80% in.
This happens because the exhaust gases are cooled down very much before they leave the exhaust pipes.
For you this means: Environmentally friendly operation, less fuel consumption, less frequent replenishment.
Leakage of the combustion products inside the tent is excluded due to the very dense design of the stove, and the fact that during the burn-off a negative pressure exists inside the stove.
The stove is handmade in Rybinsk (Russia) out of stainless steel. It is an object of utility, weld points and seams are only rudimentary neated.
Appearance is thereby rather rustic, and there may be some sharp edges.
The manufacturer declares the lifetime of the Poshehonka at least with 7 years in seasonal operation. One randomly chosen stove has been fired for over 4000 (fourthousend) hours.
With the new scope of delivery you can use the Kabanchik in our:
- Tschum 2P SOSWA
- Tschum 2P Light SOSWA
- Tschum 4P KATUN
- Tschum 4P Light KATUN
and other firetents of comparable size.
You get all our stove in a set including an isolated pipe and a spark arrestor.
If you want to use the stove in bigger tents or create a special setup you can get additional pipes here.
An alternative to the isolated pipe, to lead out the chimney insulated outside the tent, you find here (Isolating Sleeve, size S/ 65mm).
| Kabanchik stove | |||||
| component | single weight (g) | scope of delivery (pc) | measures (cm) | additional information | |
| stove corpus, transport plug, feet | 2080 | 1 | 50 x Ø 22 | ||
| straight pipe * | 259 | 3 | 38* x Ø 6,5 | ||
| curved pipe 45°, long version * | 226 | 1 | 30* x Ø 6,5 | ||
| curved pipe 45°, short version * | 130 | 1 | 17* x Ø 6,5 | ||
| isolated pipe * | 530 | 1 | 37* x Ø 8,5 (außen) | lenght of isolation 33cm | |
| spark arrestor | 255 | 1 | 20 x Ø 13 | ||
| pot holder/ wire | 27 | 2 | |||
| pan | 178 | 1 | |||
| grids | 129 | 2 | |||
| transport bag | 329 | 1 | fits conveniently the size of the stove | ||
| knitted protective gloves | 55 | 1 | |||
| total weight | 4872 | ||||
| * the given pipe length is the max. total length of the single pipes, when setup there is effectively ~3cm less per pipe overlapping | |||||
| pipe Ø | 6,5cm | ||||
| height of stove with feet | 33cm | ||||
| volumen | ~19l (combustion chamber Ø 22 x 50cm) | ||||
| combustion period | 3-4hrs per load | ||||
| material | stainless steel AISI304 | ||||
| stove | 0,5mm | ||||
| pipes | 0,4mm | ||||
