The Tawi Fire Hub

For those who have a lot of waste wood

A large biochar making Tawi with numerous cooking surfaces.

If you have a lot of woody waste and enjoying cooking outdoors, then the Fire Hub is worth a look. As with all our Tawi stoves the Fire Hub operates and makes biochar and charcoal continuously. The large burner will accommodate a wide range of dry woody waste. An exhaust baffle allows the fire to be regulated, meaning the heat and rate of burn can be controlled. Flue gases are kept above head height by the extended chimney. To compensate for no chimney-top cooking surface, the Fire Hub has a large hotplate capable of accommodating multiple pans. In addition there is a large grill / pizza oven beneath the burner.

The Fire Hub is mounted on a sturdy wooden frame with wheels. A removable water tank collects the biochar you make.

  

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What You Can Do

with a Tawi Fire Hub

Make Biochar

All our Tawi stoves are designed to make valuable biochar to compost with. READ MORE

Versatile cooking

A large hotplate and pizza  oven come grill provides plenty of cooking options. READ MORE

Free fuel

Prunings, old runner bean canes and fallen twigs are normally thrown away; think again. READ MORE

Capture Carbon

The Carbon Cycle is talked about a lot these days. Turning the wood you burn into biochar. READ MORE

Fire trough

The removable hotplate allows your Fire Hub to be enjoyed as a fire trough.  READ MORE

Clean burning fuel

larger pieces of biochar can be used as barbecue charcoal. READ MORE

Most gardens produce some woody waste, from fallen twigs to hedge trimmings. Once seasoned and dried this all makes excellent fuel for the Fire Hub. Think of this waste as a resource, part of your garden’s annual harvest.

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The Fire Hub has a substantial hotplate capable of accommodating multiple pans; this surface is ideal for boiling and frying. You can cater for a large number of people in one sitting. There is an enclosed grill with a 33cm x 33cm pizza stone included.

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Use the finer particles of charcoal as biochar in your vegetable waste. You will produce a long lasting, carbon-rich compost full of nutrients. A compost that will also make your garden more climate resilient; draining your soil during wet weather and retaining water during droughts.

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The Carbon Cycle is talked about a lot  these days. Turning the wood you burn into solid charcoal prevents the release of some of its stored carbon as carbon dioxide. Every 1kg of biochar you make is approximately 3kg of carbon dioxide that you have prevented from entering the atmosphere. This makes the Fire Hub a carbon negative stove; you are actively removing carbon from the Carbon Cycle as you cook your food.

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By simply removing the chimney front and hotplate you can enjoy the Fire Hub as a fire trough. This adaptation adds a whole new dimension to your stove. 

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The larger bits of biochar make excellent barbecue charcoal. With no tars or oils left the charcoal will burn cleanly after lighting, no waiting 40 minutes. The charcoal does need to be completely dry before being burnt.

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Carbon Farmer

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