Stainless steel wood-fired oven, fits BR-64404 wax melter. Perfect for melting wax off-grid—no gas or electricity needed.
Stainless steel double-walled wood burner for wax melters: melts wax with no gas bottle and no mains supply, flue pipe included.
What you buy is not power: it is autonomy. Our range carries a gas burner for a little over thirty euros that does the same job. This one costs what it costs because it works where the bottle and the grid do not reach, on wood from your own land. Double-walled insulated stainless body.
01 · A THIRD OF WOOD, NO MORE
The firebox is filled to a third of its volume at most. Overloaded, the metal expands too far and plates or welds start to let go: it is the classic failure of these burners and it always comes from the same place.
And forcing it does not pay. On a steam melter, the steam itself fixes the temperature at around 100 °C: more fire gives more steam, not hotter steam. It melts sooner, not better, and the firebox pays for it.
02 · THE FIREBOX IS A WEAR PART
As in any stove or boiler, the inner chamber burns away over the years. It is treated as a consumable and falls outside the warranty, the same as in other combustion equipment.
Two things extend it a great deal: lining the inside with refractory brick, which spreads the heat and shields the plate from direct flame, and re-sealing any joint that works loose with refractory cement or high-temperature silicone.
03 · PALE WAX: STAINLESS AND BRIEF
Wax darkens above 85 °C, and in a steam melter it sits near 100. You cannot lower that temperature, but you can shorten the time the wax spends hot: take it out as soon as it has melted instead of leaving it over the fire.
And the vessel matters as much as the fire: wax melted in iron or galvanised darkens. Everything that touches molten wax, in stainless steel.
04 · OUTDOORS: CHECK YOUR RULES
It is a wood burner and it is used outside. Fire-prevention rules are set locally and change with the season: there are periods when outdoor fire is restricted or banned, and minimum distances to woodland.
Check them before lighting it, pick a clear spot and keep water to hand. A spark from a flue pipe in August is exactly what those rules exist to prevent.
05 · BEFORE YOU BUY
If you do not have a melter yet, look at the set: it costs less than the two pieces apart.
| ✓ A GOOD FIT | Melting wax with no gas and no electricity: coupled to the melter, flue pipe included. |
| ⚠ THE FIREBOX IS A CONSUMABLE | Outside warranty, as in any stove. Lining it with refractory extends its life considerably. |
| ✕ IT IS NOT A FOUNDRY FURNACE | Moderate fire and a third of a load. Overloading it lets plates and welds go. |
| Type | Wood burner for wax melter |
|---|---|
| Body | Stainless steel, double insulated wall |
| Included | Flue pipe |
| Maximum wood load | One third of the chamber volume |
| Body height | 48 cm |
| Body width | 59 cm |
| Depth | 38.5 cm |
| Overall height with flue | 160 cm |
| Width with flue | 75 cm |
| Weight | 31 kg |
| Firebox | Wear part, outside warranty |
| Use | Outdoors, subject to local fire regulations |
| Reference | BR-64390 |
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Stainless steel wood-fired oven, fits BR-64404 wax melter. Perfect for melting wax off-grid—no gas or electricity needed.
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