TINY STOVE - Crunchbase Company Profile & Funding

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TINY STOVE is located in Pfaffenhausen, Bayern, Germany.

Overview

TINY STOVE

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Recent Milestones

Raised Funding Round

Jan 1, 1970

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Raised Funding Round

Jan 1, 1970

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Raised Funding Round

Jan 1, 1970

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About TINY STOVE

CB Rank

2497062

TINY STOVE manufactures mini wood stoves for campers, boats, and vans.

Founded

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Private

Pfaffenhausen, Bayern, Germany

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www.tiny-stove.com

Manufacturing

Renewable Energy

Semiconductor

Details

Legal Name

skyrun GmbH

Operating Status

Active

Company Type

For Profit

About the Company

TINY STOVE provides and sells mini wood stoves for campers, boats, and vans, tiny stoves that create cozy warmth, licking flames, and crackling sounds from wood. They used single-walled smoke pipes, double-walled flue pipes, and flue gas temperature for their stove products.

Phone Number

+41 44 825 40 10

Contact Email

info@tiny-stove.com

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Products & Services

TINY STOVE Classic

A hand-crafted mini wood stove designed for heating small spaces such as campers, boats, and vans, providing warmth and a cooking surface.

TINY STOVE PEANUT

A smaller mini wood stove variant designed for experienced users, with a distinctive initial soot buildup on the glass that clears after extended burning.