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Hello, if anyone is interested, they can act as an agent to sell my rocket stove in Europe or the United States. I believe this can help promote and popularize my rocket stove

Chris McClellan wrote:Laisen this is very exciting. How can we help?

Peter van den Berg wrote:Mr Taisen Lee, the question which has to be answered first is whether or not the stoves would pass the official test. With a level of transport costs that high, it would be a better idea to buy a Testo 300 gas analizer yourself, plus a small laptop and the Testo software to do several online testruns. It would be much cheaper than the cost of the stoves plus transport. That way, it would become possible knowing the stoves would pass the certification test before shipping those to the EU.
I have to delve into the requirements, in order to provide you with the right method to mimic the certification test. The only requirement you won't be able to check is dust concentration in the exhaust gases. The Testo 300 doesn't provide this functionality, sadly to say. In combination with another Testo device it will though.

I don't know anything about the requirements in the USA, sorry about that.

Thank you for the information. This is a good way. I will learn how to use the Testo 300 gas analizer first.

According to actual tests, it only needs to be burned 2-3 times a day, and the hot bench can keep warm for about 20 hours

Our rocket stove works exceptionally well when paired with a thermal mass bench. The stove's main body is pre-fabricated, allowing customers to install it directly and customize it to match their personal style. This design significantly reduces construction complexity and time while also lowering costs.

Eugene Howard wrote:If it has been mentioned, I apologize, but where are these being made and how much in US Dollars to buy one?

These stoves are manufactured in China, and we currently offer four different models. Each model varies in functionality, size, and weight to cater to different needs and preferences.  We are considering setting the price range between $500 and $1,000 per unit, excluding shipping costs and taxes. Our goal is to ensure these products remain competitive while offering excellent value to customers.  If you have any suggestions regarding the features or pricing of such products in the EU or US markets, or if there are any particular aspects you believe we should focus on, I would be grateful for your feedback.  

Trace Oswald wrote:

laisen lee wrote:hello Peter van den Berg,

I hope this message finds you well.

I have consulted with international logistics providers and found that the cost of shipping a rocket stove from China to the Netherlands is approximately $2,000. While I would be delighted to send you my two models of rocket stoves for testing free of charge, the total logistics cost for both units amounts to around $4,000, which is unfortunately too expensive for us at the moment.

If there is anyone willing to cover the shipping costs, I would be more than happy to send the stoves to you for your testing and research purposes.

Thank you for your understanding, and I look forward to your response.

[laisen lee]

While I understand that $4000 is expensive, you said earlier you wish to sell these in Europe and US.  If it costs that much to send a stove for testing, how will they be shipped for sale?  Is shipping to the Netherlands that much more expensive than shipping to other parts of Europe or the United States?  My understanding is that these can't be sold in Europe without the testing?  

I wanted to provide more details about the logistics of shipping the rocket stoves. The estimated shipping cost of $4,000 covers two units of rocket stoves, as they are large and heavy when packaged in wooden crates. While this makes individual shipments costly, we are exploring partnerships with logistics providers. They have indicated that shipping costs could be significantly reduced if the stoves are sold in larger quantities.

Additionally, I am actively researching the requirements for selling these stoves in the EU and the US. I am not entirely sure about the specific conditions or certifications needed, but I am making progress in understanding the relevant policies and procedures to ensure compliance in these markets.

If there are any recommendations or insights you could share regarding testing, certifications, or entering these regions, I would greatly appreciate your advice.

hello Peter van den Berg,

I hope this message finds you well.

I have consulted with international logistics providers and found that the cost of shipping a rocket stove from China to the Netherlands is approximately $2,000. While I would be delighted to send you my two models of rocket stoves for testing free of charge, the total logistics cost for both units amounts to around $4,000, which is unfortunately too expensive for us at the moment.

If there is anyone willing to cover the shipping costs, I would be more than happy to send the stoves to you for your testing and research purposes.

Thank you for your understanding, and I look forward to your response.

[laisen lee]

Our furnace is designed with ceramic fiber board that can withstand 1400 degrees Celsius. The triangular rocket heat riser saves materials and reduces the weight of the furnace. The firebox is made of customized large refractory bricks and insulated with ceramic fiber blankets on the outside.
Our furnace chimney outlet is placed on the left or right side below the barrel, which makes it easier to connect the thermal mass

My rocket stove is based on Mr. Peter van den Berg's DSR1 and DSR3 design improvements. We have completed design testing and mass production in China, and currently have sales in China with good customer feedback!
I really want Mr. Peter van den Berg to test my rocket stove, but we are too far away from you. Our average weight of the stove is only about 80kg, and the transportation and logistics costs are relatively high.
We currently produce four types of furnaces, one with a small size: the furnace is 70 centimeters high and 40 centimeters in diameter, the other three are 86 centimeters high and 55 centimeters in diameter, the combustion chamber is 30 centimeters high, 20 centimeters wide and 30 centimeters deep, and the triangular rocket heat riser is 80 centimeters high.
There are two types of stoves with added oven functions, one with a DSR1 like structure and the other without an oven, and the other with a DSR3 like dual burner and a second combustion chamber.
I want to sell these stoves in Europe and the United States. It would be even better if there were distributors willing to cooperate with us, so that our stoves can be used by more people! By email: 131liqiang@163.com Contact us. Friends who need personal purchases can also contact us, thank you!