​Note: The Vermont Bun Baker is the same stove as the Baker's Oven. Our distributor has been given the privilege by the Australian manufacturer of naming it the Vermont Bun Baker and adding the option of soapstone to this unique cook stove. The Vermont Bun Baker 1000 is adorned with 2 3/8" thick Soapstone. The Veneer is included!

Firebricks increase thermal mass, stabilize temperatures and protect the firebox. In addition, the firebox is lined with replaceable cast iron panels.

Depending upon the type of wood you burn, you could be cleaning as little as once every six weeks. A convenient inspection plate inside the base of the oven provides access for cleaning any products of combustion that build up within the bypass area.

Bottom and rear heat shielding. Enables closer clearances to combustible materials.

Features

• 2 3/8" Soapstone Veneer
• Non-catalytic combustion technology
• Overnight burn time
• Fire brick refractory
• Metallic black finish
• Ash lip to prevent embers from falling on the floor
• Steel cook top, front and firebox
• Oven rack
• Bypass damper
• Spacious cook top
• Two removable lids
• Cast iron and glass firebox and oven doors
• 78% efficiency
• EPA Exempt (Consumers in Washington state should check with their local building department to see if the Bun Baker is approved as an EPA exempt cookstove)
• One year limited warranty

Note: The top of the door is left ungasketed to allow for the function of the Air Wash system.

• Vermont Bun Baker Cookstove 1000 Manual

• Vermont Bun Baker Cookstove 1000 EPA and Washington State Approval

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