Englander Cub Kit Camp Stove

A. The Englander ESW0035 Cub Kit is best for outdoor recreational heating and cooking in smaller temporary shelters such as wall tents, ice-fishing shelters, and hunting camps.

The Cub has a 1 ft³ firebox, accepts dry cordwood up to 14 1/2 inches long, and is built from welded 12-gauge steel. Englander states that it can heat wall tents up to approximately 12 × 14 feet.

This model is for outdoor use only. Englander specifically states that it is not for use in homes and is not approved for mobile-home installation.

A. Yes, the Englander ESW0035 Cub Kit is designed for smaller temporary outdoor shelters where compact size and portability are important.

Englander rates the Cub for wall tents up to approximately 12 × 14 feet. Its HexaTech hexagonal firebox is designed to support longer burns and even heat distribution, while the circular door damper and in-door air redirect help control startup and temperature.

Actual heating performance will depend on outdoor temperature, wind, shelter construction, fuel quality, ventilation, and stove setup. The manufacturer's installation instructions and required clearances should always guide use.

A. Yes, the Englander ESW0035 Cub provides a usable top cooking surface in addition to outdoor heat.

Its 4-inch flue outlet is offset to leave more room on the cooktop. Englander states that the top of the Cub can reach approximately 600°F, making it suitable for common camp-cooking tasks with appropriate cookware.

Cooking temperature will change with fuel load, airflow, and burn rate. Users should treat the Cub as a camp-stove cooking surface rather than a regulated kitchen range.

A. The Englander ESW0035 Cub Kit has a 1 ft³ firebox and accepts dry cordwood up to 14 1/2 inches long.

The firebox measures approximately 12 inches wide, 11 inches high, and 15 1/2 inches deep. Logs are loaded over the depth of the stove.

Its smaller firebox helps keep the Cub compact and easier to transport than Englander's larger Black Bear and Grizzly camp stoves.

A. Englander describes the Cub's HexaTech firebox as designed for long burn times, but it does not publish a specific maximum burn-time figure for the ESW0035.

The stove uses a circular door damper, in-door air redirect, and high-temperature fiberglass door gasket to help control combustion. Spring handles help keep the door latch and damper controls cooler to the touch during operation.

Actual burn time will depend on wood species, moisture content, fuel load, damper setting, shelter conditions, and outdoor temperature. Because Englander does not provide a fixed hour rating, a specific burn-time claim should not be published.

A. The Englander ESW0035 Cub Kit uses a 4-inch flue outlet and a recommended 4-inch pipe diameter.

The kit includes an attachable pipe collar and four 2-foot pipe sections, providing approximately 8 feet of supplied pipe. It also includes an attachable shelf.

The supplied pipe components are part of the recreational camp-stove system. Setup should follow the Englander installation manual and the certification label attached to the appliance, which the manufacturer states takes precedence over information published elsewhere.

A. No, the Englander ESW0035 Cub Kit is not approved for use in homes or mobile homes and is intended only for outdoor recreational use.

Englander explicitly states, "NOT for use in homes. Only for use outdoors," and lists mobile-home approval as "No."

This is especially important for rural and off-grid buyers. A permanent cabin or residence requires a wood-heating appliance specifically certified and approved for residential installation.

A. The Englander ESW0035 Cub Kit is the compact option in Englander's recreational camp-stove lineup and is designed for vehicle-supported camping, hunting, and similar temporary applications.

The Cub measures approximately 14 1/2 inches wide, 21 3/4 inches high, and 19 1/2 inches deep, with a listed shipping weight of 66 lb.

Its removable legs fit inside the stove body for transport, and the bent top edges double as carrying handles. These features help simplify packing, setup, and breakdown at temporary camps.

A. The Englander ESW0035 Cub Kit includes the Cub camp stove, an attachable pipe collar, four 2-foot pipe sections, and an attachable shelf.

Englander identifies the included parts as the AC-CSPC pipe collar, AC-CSPIPEKIT pipe sections, and AC-CSSHELFL shelf.

Buyers should still review the installation instructions before use because additional shelter-specific protection, routing materials, or other setup components may be required.

A. The Englander ESW0035 Cub Kit is smaller and lighter, while the ESW0033 Black Bear Kit provides more firebox capacity and is designed for larger wall tents.

The Cub has a 1 ft³ firebox, weighs 66 lb shipping, can heat wall tents up to approximately 12 × 14 feet, and reaches about 600°F on the cooktop. The Black Bear has a 1.8 ft³ firebox, weighs 78 lb shipping, is rated for wall tents up to approximately 14 × 16 feet, and can reach about 700°F on the cooktop.

Both accept logs up to 14 1/2 inches and use a 4-inch flue. For users who prioritize a more compact camp stove, the Cub may be the more practical choice; the Black Bear offers additional firebox capacity when more heat is needed.