Solo Stove Pi
Solo Stove
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A wood-burning 12 inch oven with an optional gas burner attachment for dual fuel.
About the Solo Stove Pi
The Pi is Solo Stove's wood-fired pizza oven, built around the clean-burning firebox design the brand is known for from its fire pits. Air is drawn up through the walls to feed a hotter, lower-smoke flame, and it reaches about 850F. A demi-dome opening helps hold heat over the pizza.
It is wood only in this base form, so it asks for tending and a bit of practice, and 850F is a touch below the hottest gas ovens. For someone who wants the ritual and flavor of a real wood fire and likes the Solo Stove burn, it is a well-made 12 inch oven.
Specifications
Strengths
- Clean-burning firebox design, lower smoke
- Reaches about 850F on wood
- Well-built demi-dome holds heat over the pizza
Watch for
- Wood only in base form, needs tending
- 850F is below the hottest gas ovens
- 12 inch stone fits only a personal pizza
Common questions
Does the Solo Stove Pi run on gas?
The base Pi is wood-fired, but Solo Stove offers a gas burner attachment sold separately, and the Pi Prime is a gas-only version. If you want gas out of the box, choose the Pi Prime; if you want wood with the option to add gas later, start with the Pi.
How hot does the Solo Stove Pi get?
About 850F on wood, which is hot enough for a good Neapolitan-style crust though a touch below the 950F of the hottest gas ovens. The clean-burning firebox is designed to reach that heat with less smoke than a simple wood box.
