Built for vehicle-supported hot-tent camps where fire visibility, cooking space and a complete chimney setup matter.

The 2026 S.M.-G1 Wood Burning Tent Stove is a 430 stainless steel tent stove with three viewing panels, a corner-mounted chimney outlet and a configurable Ø70/Ø75 mm chimney system.

Moving the chimney outlet into the corner leaves more of the approximately 3 mm top plate available for cookware. At approximately 14 kg (30.9 lb) for the complete set, the S.M.-G1 is best suited to car camping, overlanding and established base camps rather than ultralight backpacking.

• Three-sided fire view: High-transparency quartz glass at the front and sides, rated to 1200°C (2192°F).
• More usable cooking surface: The corner chimney position leaves more open space on the top plate.
• Flexible chimney setup: Use the included Ø70 mm sections, transition to Ø75 mm, or combine both diameters.
• 430 stainless steel body: Approximately 3 mm top plate and 2 mm stove body.
• Complete transport setup: Chimney parts, listed accessories and a 1680D Oxford carry bag are included.

Who Is the S.M.-G1 For?

The S.M.-G1 is a practical choice for campers who transport their stove by car, truck or overland vehicle and set up a stove-compatible hot tent or longer-term base camp.

• Vehicle-supported hot-tent camping
• Car camping and overlanding
• Winter base camps and established campsites
• Campers who want a usable cooktop and views of the fire from multiple sides

Not primarily designed for ultralight backpacking: the complete set weighs approximately 14 kg (30.9 lb).

Field-Tested Heating and Burn-Time Reference

In a Tryhomy field test at an outdoor temperature of -5°C (23°F), the S.M.-G1 was used in a 3 × 3 m tent. The measured interior temperature reached 20°C (68°F), while the temperature near the tent ceiling reached 30°C (86°F).

Based on this test, the S.M.-G1 is recommended for stove-compatible tents with an area of up to approximately 10 m² (108 sq ft) under similar conditions. This is field-test guidance rather than a standardized BTU or laboratory heating rating. Actual performance depends on tent height and volume, tent material and insulation, wind, ventilation, stove placement, fuel load, wood species, wood moisture and burn rate.

During a separate burn test, one dry log approximately 30 cm (11.8 in) long and 6 cm (2.4 in) in diameter burned for about 40 minutes. This is not a guaranteed refill interval; wood species, density, moisture content and airflow can substantially change burn time.

Verified Specifications

Before You Buy: Tent & Stove-Jack Fit Checklist

• Confirm that the tent manufacturer permits use of a wood stove.
• Confirm stove-jack compatibility with the selected Ø70 mm or Ø75 mm chimney route and required protector.
• Allow for the 39 × 24 cm stove footprint plus all manufacturer-required clearances.
• Confirm chimney routing, support and suitable vertical clearance.
• Use the fire-safe base, ventilation and carbon-monoxide alarm required for the installation.
• Position the stove on a level, stable surface away from bedding and combustible equipment.

One Adapter, Three Chimney Configurations

Ø70 mm setup

Use the supplied Ø70 × 330 mm chimney sections.

Ø75 mm transition setup

Use the included adapter/reducer to transition to the supplied Ø75 × 330 mm sections.

Ø70 + Ø75 mm combined setup

Combine both supplied diameters where the resulting route is compatible with the tent, stove jack and installation instructions.

What's Included

Main stove

• S.M.-G1 Wood Stove ×1

Chimney system

• Ø70 × 330 mm chimney pipe ×2
• Ø70 × 330 mm adapter/reducer pipe ×1
• Ø75 × 330 mm chimney pipe ×2
• Ø75 × 330 mm rain-cap chimney section ×1
• Ø100 × 300 mm anti-scalding chimney protector ×1

Accessories

• 1680D Oxford carry bag ×1
• Guy lines ×3
• Ø77 mm chimney fixing plate ×1
• Leather heat-resistant gloves ×1 pair
• Ash rake ×1
• Baffle plate ×1

Cookware, tent, table, firewood and other lifestyle accessories shown in photographs are not included unless listed above.

Important Use and Safety Notes

• Use only in a tent specifically designed and approved for wood-stove use.
• Follow the tent and stove manufacturers' clearance, chimney and ventilation instructions.
• Use a suitable stove jack, a working carbon-monoxide alarm and appropriate fire-safety equipment.
• Never leave a burning stove unattended.
• Allow all components to cool completely before handling or packing.
• Inspect and clean the chimney system to prevent obstruction and buildup.

Frequently Asked Questions

What size hot tent is the S.M.-G1 suitable for?

In a Tryhomy field test at -5°C (23°F), it was used in a 3 × 3 m tent and the measured interior temperature reached 20°C (68°F). It is recommended for up to approximately 10 m² (108 sq ft) under similar conditions. Results vary with tent volume, construction, wind, ventilation, fuel and stove operation.

How many campers is the S.M.-G1 best suited for?

Choose by tent volume, layout, required clearances and stove-jack position rather than camper count alone.

How long does one piece of firewood burn?

One dry log approximately 30 cm long and 6 cm in diameter burned for about 40 minutes in a Tryhomy test. Wood species, density, moisture, airflow and fuel loading affect the result.

Is the S.M.-G1 suitable for backpacking?

It is not positioned as an ultralight backpacking stove. The complete set weighs approximately 14 kg (30.9 lb), making it more practical for vehicle-supported camps.

Can I cook on top of the S.M.-G1?

Yes. Its flat top plate supports camp cooking, and the corner-positioned chimney leaves more surface open for appropriately sized cookware.

Which chimney diameter should I use?

The included parts support Ø70 mm, a transition to Ø75 mm, or a combined setup. Use the route that complies with your stove-jack and tent requirements.

Will the S.M.-G1 fit my tent stove jack?

Measure the stove-jack opening and confirm compatibility with the selected Ø70 or Ø75 mm route, the Ø100 mm protector and the tent manufacturer's instructions.

Can I use the stove in winter?

It is intended for stove-compatible hot-tent setups. The field-test results above provide a reference at -5°C (23°F), but they are not a minimum-temperature guarantee.

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