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Titanium build.
Two ways to burn.
One compact outdoor stove for warmth, cooking and a clear view of the fire. The titanium-bodied Hori5 Max Ti combines firewood and biomass-pellet operation with an oven, cooktop and packable system.
Why choose this model?
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Switch between pellets and firewood.
Use the large hopper for a longer pellet burn, or reconfigure the connected chamber for firewood.
Heat, cook and bake together.
The top cooking surface and integrated oven support camp meals while the stove provides warmth.
Carry a titanium stove body.
Grade 1 titanium keeps the body comparatively light and corrosion-resistant, with a heat tint that can develop through use.
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Use the heat.
The operating details below explain how the stove manages fuel, airflow, heat transfer and cooking.
Close the pellet feed and fold down the ash-box panel to create a connected chamber for firewood.
The stated pellet burn time is 5–10 hours, depending on fuel, airflow and conditions.
Adjust combustion for heating or cooking with the firepower control and chimney damper.
Near the end of a pellet burn, airflow is redirected through the hopper to help reduce smoke backflow.
The longer hot-gas route supports heat transfer and helps limit ash moving directly toward the chimney.
Cook above the fire while using the integrated oven; the stated oven range is 200–300°C.
Directed airflow along the glass helps reduce soot buildup during a steady burn.
The rear fins add heat-exchange area and encourage vertical airflow.
Change the chamber for firewood.
The feed opening closes and the ash-box panel folds down to connect the firewood chamber; the lower damper then controls combustion air.
Load, light and monitor the burn.
The side ignition port accepts a larger torch and closes after lighting. A removable plate can stop new pellets entering the chamber.
Two fuel modes. One stove.
Both fuel paths are supplied with Hori5 Max Ti. Reconfigure the stove according to the operating instructions before changing fuel mode.
Use the supplied parts and follow the instructions when changing fuel configuration.
- Large folding pellet hopper with approx. 10 kg capacity
- Pellet-burning assembly and removable feed-blocking plate
- Convertible connected chamber for firewood
- Firepower control knob, lower air damper and chimney damper
Specifications & included system
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Build the setup around safety.
Install and operate the stove according to its instructions, with suitable ventilation, chimney clearances and carbon-monoxide precautions.
Answers before you order.
Can Hori5 Max Ti burn both firewood and pellets?
Yes. Both fuel paths are included. Reconfigure the chamber according to the instructions before changing modes.
How long will a full pellet load burn?
The stated range is 5–10 hours with approximately 10 kg of pellets. Actual runtime varies with fuel, airflow, weather and installation.
What is the stove body made from?
The stove body uses Grade 1 titanium. Selected parts, including the chimney, chimney base, pellet basket and screws, use stainless steel.
What can I cook with it?
The top surface can be used for cooking while the integrated oven supports foods such as meat, pizza and pastries. The stated oven range is 200–300°C.
Does the feed-blocking plate extinguish the fire immediately?
No. It stops new pellets entering the stove; the remaining fire is stated to burn out in approximately 15–20 minutes.
Is the cooking kettle included?
No. The cooking kettle is an optional accessory and is not part of the listed standard package.
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