The Acorn Micro Cabin by Forest Trek Woodwork in Alberta, Canada is an 8×10-foot pentagonal retreat inspired by traditional canvas tents and A-frame cabins. The idea is simple: a small, warm place to sleep and eat so you can spend as much time outside as possible. It features pine tongue-and-groove finishes and a Cubic Mini wood-burning stove.

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A Unique Pentagonal Shape
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The Tiny Wood-Burning Stove
The Cubic Mini Wood Stove is the heart of this cabin — small enough for the space but effective enough to keep it warm. These stoves are designed for boats, cabins, and RVs.
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Interior: Cozy and Simple
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Easy to Place Anywhere

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If anybody is curious, the wood stove is a Cubic Mini, from Quebec. https://cubicminiwoodstoves.com/ I have the smaller version, the Cub.
I want it 🙂
Thanks, Alice. I was wondering who made it. Have seen this kind of stove in lots of builds so guessing it is a good one.
We have the Cubic Mini Grizzly—the larger of the two sizes they offer—and we LOVE ours. We had it in our 34-foot fifth wheel last year, which is NOT a winter package, and it kept us nice and cozy warm. We had a few weeks of -10 to -20˚F temps (we’re in Montana), and our RV’s heater didn’t kick on until the temp dropped to 10˚F, which is pretty amazing since it runs constant below 32˚F without the Cubic Mini. It does need to be stoked every hour if you’re burning it wide open (which helps keeps the creosote down in the pipe since the stove is so small and doesn’t burn nearly as hot as full-size wood stoves). I seriously can’t say enough good things about this little stove.
We are looking for something this size but burns pellets for our 5th wheel we live in.
Have you heard of any? How did yours burn pretty clean?
Thank you.
Cathy
Perfect man/dog cave.
Most certainly 🙂
I married into an exceptionally LARGE German family. Twenty six to be exact! I always give up the master bedroom to the older generation. I have been wanting a tiny house on our 8 acres so I could have a little retreat when we have guests. They alternate their visits due to the need to run the family business. So, about 10 weeks a year we have an extra 4-6 people in the house. This little micro cabin may be the perfect solution for ME. No more sharing my space with snoring bears! PERFECT! I’d definitely need some AC for GA summers but seriously, I’M IN LOVE WITH THIS PENTAGON SHAPED BEAUTY! Well done!
Wow, Melissa, I’m with you. If I had to give up my master bedroom every time people came to visit, and if they visited that often, I’d want my own tiny house too! I would move into it immediately and let the guests have the entire house! I’m from TN and it’s super hot here as well. I think this one is too small for me, BUT as a designer, I could design my own to suit my needs. You have the perfect idea, though! Thanks for the great idea!
This is one cute space and perfect for that kind of situation!
Did not see any place to eat or sleep unless in a chair.
It’s just staged furniture 🙂 You could add whatever you wanted like a twin bed and a side table.
I would put in a combo bunk be
d trundle bed and where could I put in a potty? I would also put in a small kitchenette
Hi
Just wondering the tiny heater would this be safe to use in a micro van conversion I.e. using a small van a connect or caddy sort of size if safe in a wooden hut I’m sure it would be but has anyone done this or know of any that have been done as would love details or links.
Many thanks
I love the little wood stove which is perfect for full mobile living, Small size low weight and easy to install’
how much is
Prices are on their website… Prices will change over time, so best to just check their site for the present price… Link is in the article…