Bring warmth and soul to your glamping retreat with a beautifully crafted, compact cast iron multi-fuel stove by Salamander Stoves.

Designed to heat, cook and even provide hot water, these small but mighty stoves keep your space cosy, functional and full of charm all year round. Make your stove truly your own with a thoughtful range of optional extras, including:

  • Side boiler
  • Rear or top flue exit
  • Stove stand/log store
  • Heatshields
  • Direct air system
  • Stainless steel cooktop
  • Coloured doors
  • Brass fittings
  • And much more

With the rise of the small-space movement these little cast iron stoves have found their way into thousands of shepherds’ huts, cabins, vans, tiny homes, and bell tents across the world. A small wood burner brings more than just warmth — it adds a heart to your space, a glowing centrepiece that draws people in and makes your retreat inviting through every season.

Salamander Stoves also offer a full range of flue kits designed specifically for glamping installations — whether you’re fitting out a shepherd’s hut, cabin, tiny home, van, or bell tent.

The Story of Salamander Stoves

Tucked away in the rolling hills of Devon, UK, Salamander Stoves is a family-run business dedicated to crafting high-quality cast iron stoves for small spaces. Founded in 2009 by Mark and Gill, the company draws on over 20 years of experience working with antique and modern stoves. Each Salamander stove carries that heritage — blending timeless design with practical craftsmanship.

Recognising a growing need for a smaller stove that didn’t compromise on quality or performance, they created The Salamander Stove — a compact, multi-fuel stove with all the warmth, efficiency and character of a full-sized wood burner. With its classic styling and solid build, The Salamander Stove fits perfectly into any glamping setup, tiny home or off-grid hideaway.

Following the success of The Salamander Stove came The Little Range Cookstove — a larger model designed to offer the same dependable warmth with greater cooking versatility. Perfect for those who appreciate a stove that combines heating and cooking in one compact design.

Every stove is hand-finished, fettled and inspected in their Devon workshop to ensure years of reliable service and lasting beauty.

Eco Credentials

Eco Design 2022 is the stove industry’s response to the DEFRA Clean Air Strategy, aiming to improve air quality and reduce emissions. Salamander’s stoves achieve an impressive efficiency of over 81% while keeping particulate and gas emissions well below the stringent Eco Design limits.

As part of their commitment to giving back to nature, Salamander Stoves partners with TreeSisters, a UK-based reforestation and social change charity based in Bristol. So far, TreeSisters has funded the planting of over 19 million trees across 12 global locations, including Brazil, Borneo, Cameroon, India, Kenya, Mozambique, Madagascar, Nepal and West Papua.

For every stove purchased, Salamander Stoves funds the planting of three trees — at no extra cost to you. Around 20% of every stove is made from recycled iron, and 95% of their packaging is plastic-free — minimising environmental impact while keeping you warm, cosy  and connected to the world around you.

Reviews From Happy Customers

Recently finished putting a Salamander Stove in my self-build shepherd’s hut. It is a lovely piece of kit and is now successfully blazing away. Grace and the team at Salamander were incredibly supportive. After-sales advice has been really helpful. I highly recommend this company.

Alexander M.

What a great company! The salamander is the best stove out there, had mine for 3 years and it’s been brilliant.

James B.

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