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Buck Stove Homesteader Wood Cook Stove

$4,695.00

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Parcel Shipping (Smaller Items): Standard delivery within the contiguous 48 states typically takes 2–7 business days after shipment.

Freight Shipping (Larger Items like Grills & Fireplaces): Freight delivery typically takes 3–10 business days after shipment. The carrier will contact you to schedule a delivery appointment.

Freight Delivery for Large Items
Items like grills and fireplaces are shipped via freight carrier. For a successful damage claim, please follow these steps:

Inspect Before Signing: You MUST inspect the shipment for damage or shortages before the driver leaves.
Note Any Issues: Note any damage or missing boxes on the driver's receipt or digital device before signing.
Document the Issue: Take photos and contact us within 48 hours of delivery for any problems. Detailed instructions are in our Shipping Policy.

Areas Covered
We ship within the 48 contiguous United States only.

Return Policy

At Serene Yards, we want you to be happy with your purchase.

Return Eligibility
Items must be new, unused, unassembled, and in original packaging within 30 days of delivery. Special orders and certain parts cannot be returned.

How to Initiate a Return
Contact us first! Email customerservice@sereneyards.com or call 888.254.6088 to get a Return Authorization (RA) number. Returns without an RA will not be accepted.

Return Costs

A 25% restocking fee applies.
The customer is responsible for return shipping costs.
The original shipping cost is non-refundable.

Refunds
Refunds are issued to the original payment method within 7 business days of us receiving and inspecting your return.

Questions? Please contact our customer service team.

Guides & Downloads

Homesteader Cook Stove Manual

The Buck Stove Homesteader is a wood-fired cook stove that delivers cooking, baking, and room heat from a single appliance. The firebox sits at the bottom with the oven directly above; a middle damper on the side of the stove redirects flue gases around the oven for baking and roasting. The cooktop has two direct-heat plates for pots and pans, and both the firebox and oven have glass viewing windows. The Homesteader heats up to 1,800 square feet and operates 100 percent off-grid with no electrical input required for any function. Vents through a 6 inch black or blued steel chimney connector into a UL 103 HT factory-built chimney or code-approved masonry chimney with flue liner. Tested to ANSI/UL1482-REV 7 and CAN/ULC-S627. Outer dimensions 29.13 inches wide by 24.89 inches deep by 42.13 inches tall. Best for homesteading, off-grid cabins, hunting camps, tiny houses, and power-outage backup cooking and heating.

Buck Stove Homesteader Wood Cook Stove - Limited Warranty

This New Buck Corporation (NBC) warranty covers the new Buck Stove heating unit and accessories purchased at the same time, so long as it is owned by the original purchaser.

Buck Stove Warranty Overview

Key Warranty Periods:

Period I - First Year:

Parts Coverage: NBC will replace or repair any part defective in materials or workmanship.
Customer Responsibility: The customer pays for all labor and transportation charges.

Period II - Years 2 through 5:

Parts Coverage: NBC will repair or replace defective parts, with the exception of:Electrical motors, wiring, switches, and components.Optional and standard accessories.All parts not permanently attached to the heating unit (defined as items designed to be removable, even with common hand tools).
Customer Responsibility: The customer pays for all labor and transportation charges.

Important Initial Condition:

The attached Owner Registration Card must be completed and mailed to New Buck Corporation within 30 days of purchase or installation for the warranty to be valid. It must include the dealer and installer certification numbers.

Key Conditions of Warranty Coverage:

Original Purchaser Only: This warranty is only valid for the original owner and is non-transferable.
Professional Installation: While not explicitly stated as voiding the warranty, improper installation is listed as a cause for damage that is not covered.
Authorized Repairs Required: All warranty repairs must be performed by an authorized Buck Stove service representative. Repairs by anyone else will void the warranty.
Claims Process:First, contact any Buck Stove dealer to get the name of your nearest authorized service representative.The service representative will instruct you on the procedure for your claim.If dissatisfied, you may contact New Buck Corporation in writing at their customer service address.

Important Exclusions:

This warranty does NOT cover the following at any time:

Glass, Refractory Material, Firebrick, or Gaskets.
Damage or failure caused by abuse or improper installation.
Any labor or transportation charges (customer's responsibility).
Indirect, incidental, or consequential damages (e.g., cost of substitute equipment during downtime).

📄 Full Warranty Details
This is a summary. For the complete terms and conditions, please refer to the official "Limited Warranty" section in your Homesteader Cook Stove Manual.

Warrantor Contact:
New Buck Corporation
Customer Service Department
P.O. Box 69, Spruce Pine, NC 28777
Email: info@buckstove.com

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Why Choose the Buck Stove Homesteader Wood Cook Stove?

Functional cooktop and oven for true wood cooking. The Homesteader is the only Buck Stove product engineered for cooking. The cooktop accepts two pots or pans for direct-heat cooking; the built-in oven bakes bread, roasts meat, and slow-cooks stews. A side-mounted middle damper redirects flue gases around the oven for cooking mode or routes them straight up for heating mode.

Heats up to 1,800 square feet alongside the cooking function. With the middle damper open in heating mode, the Homesteader operates as a primary heater for small homes and cabins. Cooking mode reduces room heat output slightly as flue gases route around the oven, but the Homesteader still delivers meaningful warmth during meal preparation.

100 percent off-grid operation. No electricity is required for any function. No blower, no thermostat circuit, no electronic ignition. The Homesteader runs on natural draft and manual damper control, making it appropriate for off-grid cabins, homesteads, hunting camps, and power-outage backup cooking and heating in grid-tied homes.

Tested to ANSI/UL1482-REV 7 and CAN/ULC-S627. Listed by PFS/TECO of Cottage Grove, Wisconsin. Two glass viewing doors on the firebox and oven let you monitor the fire and the food. Built by New Buck Corporation in Spruce Pine, North Carolina.

Buck Stove Homesteader Wood Cook Stove Style Inspiration

Wood-burning stove with bright flames against a stone wall in a rustic wooden interior room with log furniture

Black wood-burning stove with glowing fire and bread inside oven compartment in cozy living room setting

Black wood-burning stove with visible fire and stacked firewood on both sides against a concrete wall

Buck Stove Homesteader Wood Cook Stove Installation Overview

The Buck Stove Homesteader vents through a 6 inch black or blued steel chimney connector into a UL 103 HT factory-built chimney or code-approved masonry chimney with a flue liner. Side to wall clearance is 16 inches; rear to wall is 14 inches; corner to wall (45 degrees) is 10 inches; collar to wall is 16-7/8 inches. The non-combustible floor protector requires a minimum R-value of 3 and extends 8 inches on each side and 16 inches in front (USA) or 18 inches in front (Canada). Minimum chimney height follows the 2-10-3 rule. The Homesteader is freestanding only and cannot be installed in a mobile or manufactured home per the owner's manual. Full clearance values and installation requirements are documented in the Homesteader Cook Stove Size Guide.

FAQ – All Your Questions Answered

What size space does the Buck Stove Homesteader heat?

The Homesteader heats up to 1,800 square feet under typical conditions. It is a wood cook stove with a functional cooktop and built-in oven that delivers both wood cooking capability and room heat from a single appliance. Actual heated area depends on home insulation, ceiling height, layout, and climate zone.

Can you cook on the Homesteader?

Yes. The Homesteader has a functional cooktop with two direct-heat plates for pots and pans, plus a built-in oven with a glass viewing window. A middle damper on the side of the stove redirects flue gases around the oven for cooking and baking, or routes them straight up to the chimney for room heating.

Does the Homesteader need electricity?

No. The Buck Stove Homesteader is 100 percent off-grid. No electrical input is required for any function. There is no blower, no electronic ignition, no thermostat circuit, and no electrical components. The Homesteader operates entirely on natural draft and manual damper control.

Can the Homesteader be installed in a mobile home?

No. The Homesteader owner's manual explicitly states: do not install this unit in a mobile or manufactured home. For mobile home installation, choose the Buck Stove Model 21 non-catalytic, the only Buck Stove wood stove approved for mobile home installation.

What clearances does the Homesteader require?

Per the manual: side to wall 16 inches, side to hearth 17-3/4 inches, rear to wall 14 inches, collar to wall 16-7/8 inches, corner to wall at 45 degrees 10 inches, back to wall at 45 degree corner 28-3/4 inches. Floor protector must have minimum R-value of 3, extending 8 inches on each side and 16 inches in front (USA) or 18 inches in front (Canada).

What chimney does the Homesteader need?

The Homesteader requires a 6 inch black or blued steel chimney connector (minimum 24-gauge) connected to either a 6 inch factory-built UL 103 HT chimney (ULC S629 in Canada) or a code-approved masonry chimney with a flue liner. Minimum chimney height follows the 2-10-3 rule. Aluminum and galvanized steel pipe are not acceptable.

What fuel does the Homesteader burn?

Solid wood fuel only. Dry seasoned cordwood is the preferred fuel. Do not burn garbage, treated wood, painted wood, plywood, plastic, coal, or any chemical accelerants. Wood should be seasoned 6 to 12 months under cover with airflow until moisture content drops below 20 percent. Build the fire directly on the firebricks; do not use a grate.

What is the warranty on the Homesteader?

Buck Stove Limited Warranty. Period I (year one) covers any part defective in materials or workmanship at no charge for parts; customer pays labor and transportation. Period II (years two through five) covers parts excluding electrical motors, wiring, switches, components, accessories, and removable parts. Glass, refractory material, firebrick, and gaskets are never covered. Original retail purchaser only; non-transferable.

What is your price match guarantee?

We are confident in our pricing and offer a price match guarantee. If you find a current lower advertised price from an authorized U.S. retailer on the same in-stock item, contact us before your purchase. While we adhere to manufacturer pricing policies, we are committed to working with you to ensure you receive the best possible value.

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Price	Regular priceFrom $4,451.00	Regular price $4,695.00	Regular priceFrom $2,410.00
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Primary feature	Catalytic · 3,200 sq ft · Blower included	Functional cooktop and oven · Heats 1,800 sq ft · Off-grid	EPA certified · 800-1,800 sq ft · Insert or freestanding
Description
Description	The Buck Stove Model 91 is a large catalytic wood stove with a 4.4 cubic foot firebox and a factory-installed variable-speed blower as standard equipment. Tested EPA output ranges from 10,400 to 62,745 BTU per hour at 79.5 percent efficiency (HHV) and 1.2 g/hr particulate emissions, covering homes from 1,800 to 3,200 square feet. The three-cell ceramic catalytic combustor ignites...	The Buck Stove Homesteader is a wood-fired cook stove that delivers cooking, baking, and room heat from a single appliance. The firebox sits at the bottom with the oven directly above; a middle damper on the side of the stove redirects flue gases around the oven for baking and roasting. The cooktop has two direct-heat plates for pots and pans,...	The Buck Stove Model 21 is a non-catalytic wood stove that delivers EPA-certified clean combustion through three stainless steel secondary air tubes installed above the firebox. Tested EPA output ranges from 11,079 to 28,901 BTU per hour at 76.89 percent efficiency (CSA B415-1.10 stack loss method, HHV weighted average), covering 800 to 1,800 square feet. The 1.6 cubic foot firebox...

About the Manufacturer

Buck Stove is manufactured by New Buck Corporation in Spruce Pine, North Carolina, with a 50-year heritage in residential wood-burning appliances. The Homesteader extends that heritage into wood cooking and baking with a purpose-built cook stove architecture, a functional cooktop, and a built-in baking oven sized for serious meal preparation. Tested and listed by PFS/TECO and built to support traditional off-grid living. Compare the Homesteader against the Model 91 and Model 21 in the Buck Stove comparison guide.