Sedore Stoves Canada
75 South Service Rodad N4X 1B2 St. Marys, ON, Canada

This is awesome!!! I was contacted by the niece of the MAN himself. He was a lot more than a stove inventor!! We are so proud to represent his incredible stoves. Please have a look at the achievements of this great man!

If you are a French speaker, please feel free to email or call me. My wife speaks fluent French and loves helping people with any question they might have regarding The Sedore Multi Fuel Stove.

Hi Everyone, I finally got around to creating the Sedore Stoves Youtube Channel https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC3yg9F1cGkG-txR3RphP3Hw

Hi Everyone, I shot video of a working Sedore 2000 about 2 months ago. I finally got it edited today. Follow this link to check it out. Sorry about the shaky camera. LOL. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q1gqiroEECg

Do you live off the grid and use a Sedore with a water jacket? I have a client that would love to exchange some info with you. If you are open to sharing your experience with this type of set up, please message me.

With the cold weather we decided that this is a good time to shot some new videos. Should have something up soon.

Slightly used Sedore is now sold. Thank you for the interest from everyone. Contact me (Sandy) for details.

Just to let everyone know, we have a contact section on our web site now, unfortunately it hasn’t been alerting me that there are messages. I checked manually yesterday and found several contacts. Sorry for the delay in getting back to you. Answers to your requests will be coming in shortly.

If you're considering buying one of our stoves, check out this video for a quick walk through of the Sedore 2000 biomass multi fuel stove. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SD-lXbEAT40

We just sold a stove to Kyle in Stratford. He writes: "This is my second day with the new stove and she's really efficient. 14 hour burns so far and no smoke at all. I light a wax camp fire starter in the rear chamber to create a draft then light the fire box and I haven't got smoked out at all." Thanks for the feedback Kyle!

One of customers, Colin from British Columbia writes: Have been heating with wood 40 odd years, I bought a small sedore from you, and right away the house feels an easy ten degrees warmer. The Sedore is easier to fill. Our house is a rambling 3400 ft. Heck, I shovel loads of sawdust wood splitter waste into the Sedore. I just shovel up the stuff from under the pile. Cheers keep the good work going!!!

Found this article, which is the best wood to burn. US based, but very interesting when you look at their wood to fuel burning. https://www.almanac.com//best-firewood-heat-values-wood-bu

Found this old stove at the St Marys Pass It On Store. Very cool. Pretty good shape too.

Hey, did you know you got a free thermometer, touch up paint and ash clean out tool with every Sedore Stove?