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Pioneer Baker’s Choice Wood Cookstove

Pioneer Baker’s Choice Wood Cookstove

The Baker's Choice by Suppertime and Pioneer Stoves is a heavy-duty steel wood burning stove which is completely welded together for a lifetime of trouble-free performance. This stove is assembled with standard features, such as the black porcelain high back and shelf, to store items you like to keep handy for cooking and baking. The steel body is painted flat black. It also includes the standard accessories of ash pan, fire poker, porcelain knobs, oven thermometer, internal flue damper, grate shaker, a 16" tall 7" oval to round adapter with gasket & cement and a lid lifter. The crimped end of a pipe always points down.

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The Suppertime Baker's Choice can effectively heat a 2,000 sq. ft. area in an averagely insulated home.

Features:

  • The firebox is lined with refractory brick lining, custom molded. (There is no warranty on bricks, please be aware that throwing wood into the firebox can cause damage)
  • This model is front loading, it also has an 11" lid that you can load through.
  • The Baker's Choice has grates, equipped to burn either wood or coal.
  • There are dampers located on the side of the stove to regulate heat.
  • The Bakers' Choice has stainless steel to protect against corrosion.
  • The stove is painted flat black with high heat paint, it's not porcelain enamel.
  • The oven door swings out, from left to right.
  • Lid for the water reservoir available for the side reservoir.
  • UL Listed to 1482 ULC listed to 5627 and CSA B366
  • Two water reservoir options: Top/rear mount holds 7 gallons of water. The dimensions are 16" wide x 17" deep x 17" tall. The built-on side reservoir holds 7 gallons.
  • This stove has no exterior heat shields on it; use extreme caution with young children.

 

 

PLEASE NOTE: This adapter is shown upside down.
Crimped end always points down.


Resources:
Baker's Choice Specifications w/out Side Reservoir Specifications with Side Reservoir
Fuel Wood Wood
Overall Dimensions 36" W x 28" D x 53.5" H 43" W x 28" D x 53.5" H
Oven Dimensions 14" W x 22" D x 14" H 14" W x 22" D x 14" H
Fire Box Dimensions 11.5" W x 18.5" D x 14" H 11.5" W x 18.5" D x 14" H
Ash Pan Dimensions 9.5" W × 4" D x 21" L 9.5" W × 4" D x 21" L
Cooking Surface 34" W x 21.5" D x 32.5" H 41" W x 21.5" D x 32.5" H
Stovetop to bottom of Shelf or Warming Closet 15" 15"
Flue - Adapter to 7" Round is included 7" Oval Flue 7" Oval flue
Flue Location Right hand side to Flue Center 12"
Left hand side to Flue Center 24"
Right hand side to Flue Center 12"
Left hand side to Flue Center 24"
Venting Location Rear Rear
Weight 380 lbs 430 lbs
Heating Capacity Up to 2,000 sq. ft. Up to 2,000 sq. ft.
Water Reservoir SS - Built on RH Side of Cooktop N/A 7 Gallons / 8" W x 16" L x 12" D
Clearances To Combustibles
Front 48" 48"
Rear 28.5" 28.5"
Left Side 27" 27"
Right Side 27" 27"

This stove is not mobile home approved nor EPA approved. Cookstoves are nationally exempt from EPA regulations. Learn more about EPA exemptions here.

Detailed Dimensions are as follows:

28" deep + 2.5" for handles = 30.5" overall deep

32" wide cooktop + 4" for handles = overall width of 36"

32" height for the cooktop

33.25" height to the flue collar

Depth of stove with rear reservoir = 28"

Width of stove with side reservoir 43" wide

An oval to round adapter comes with the stove. This creates an offset and the adapter protrudes out 5.5" off the back of the flue collar. This 5.5" must be added to the stove depth of 28" (28" + 5.5" = 33" total stove depth) for clearance purposes.

When facing the front of the stove, the flue collar on the stove is positioned 12" from the right side to the center of the hole. The flue collar is 33.25" high from the floor. The flue collar protrudes out 4" from the back edge of the stove.

The rear water reservoir sits 4" on the back of the stove and 4" on the flue collar and does not overhang the flue collar. Adding the rear water reservoir does not change stove clearances.


Pioneer Baker’s Choice Wood Cookstove

Pioneer Baker’s Choice Wood Cookstove

Pioneer Baker’s Choice Wood Cookstove

Pioneer Baker’s Choice Wood Cookstove

Pioneer Baker’s Choice Wood Cookstove

Pioneer Baker’s Choice Wood Cookstove

Pioneer Baker’s Choice Wood Cookstove

Pioneer Baker’s Choice Wood Cookstove

Pioneer Baker’s Choice Wood Cookstove

Pioneer Baker’s Choice Wood Cookstove

Pioneer Baker’s Choice Wood Cookstove

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Obadiah's GREAT & Love the cookstove!
September 5, 2013
Reviewer: Karl Geary - NY State
Let me start with the company I bought my cookstove from, "Obadiah." From what I can tell, It's a smaller mom and pop operation. From the purchase to install, these guys were just great. I was installing the stove myself and Woody, himself a fireman, sized and recommended the best route the pipe should take, etc. Even when I had to call a few times with banal questions, they were patient to the last. Now the stove is in and I am very very grateful to them for their help and support. The stove itself: It's simple, functional and very effective. I use it to heat an area about 1450 sf, this it does with ease. The space is pretty well insulated, but still an old house and there are air leaks. The oven is great, bit of a learning curve there. But I think that says more about me than the stove. Otherwise, I gotta say, I love this stove.



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