The Bijuga is defined by its raw, industrial character. With exposed fixings, riveted panels, and a purposeful, no-nonsense construction, it takes its cues from traditional agricultural equipment rather than polished outdoor furniture. Every detail feels honest and functional—built to be used, not just admired.
This is a stove with presence. It doesn’t try to blend in or follow trends; instead, it stands out through its simplicity and strength of design. For those who appreciate materials, craftsmanship, and authenticity, the Bijuga offers something genuinely different.
The Bijuga is designed to move with you. Fitted with large integrated wheels and a solid handle, it can be repositioned easily around your garden—whether you’re following the sun, adjusting your seating area, or changing how you use your space.
This flexibility means you’re not tied to a fixed installation. It’s a real woodburner that adapts to your environment, giving you the freedom to place it exactly where it works best, whenever you need it.
A defining feature of the Bijuga is its tall vertical chimney, designed to create a strong natural draw. This improves airflow through the stove, helping the fire burn more efficiently and consistently, even in open or less sheltered outdoor spaces.
The result is a more controlled, reliable fire with less interference from wind and changing conditions. It’s built to perform properly outdoors, delivering a better overall experience compared to lower-profile or open fire alternatives.
The Bijuga is constructed entirely from CorTen steel, making it ideal for use on natural, uneven surfaces such as grass, gravel, or compacted ground. Adjustable feet allow for stable positioning, ensuring the stove remains secure even where the ground isn’t perfectly level.
Because all contact points are CorTen steel, the natural weathering process can result in surface staining—particularly on patios or decking. For this reason, the Bijuga is best suited to more natural outdoor settings, where its materials and design can be appreciated without compromise.
The enclosed firebox and glass door allow you to enjoy a clear view of the flames while maintaining a more controlled and protected burn. This not only enhances the atmosphere, but also improves usability compared to open fires.
With the fire shielded from wind and contained within the stove, it’s easier to light, maintain, and enjoy over longer periods. It delivers the warmth and character of a real wood fire, with the added comfort of consistency and control.
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The Bijuga is a mobile outdoor woodburner designed for open garden spaces, offering the warmth and atmosphere of a real fire with the flexibility to reposition it as needed. Its industrial design and durable construction make it ideal for more natural outdoor environments.
Yes. The Bijuga is fitted with large integrated wheels and a sturdy handle, allowing it to be moved with ease across grass, gravel, and other outdoor surfaces.
The Bijuga is best suited to natural, uneven surfaces such as grass, gravel, or compacted ground. Adjustable feet allow it to sit securely, even where the ground isn’t perfectly level.
Because all contact points are made from CorTen steel, the natural weathering process can cause staining on surfaces such as patios or decking. For this reason, it’s recommended to use the Bijuga on natural ground or a suitable base if placing it on a finished surface.
The Bijuga is constructed entirely from CorTen steel, a durable material designed for outdoor conditions. It develops a protective, weathered patina over time and requires minimal maintenance.
The tall vertical chimney creates a strong natural draw, helping the fire burn more efficiently and consistently. This results in better performance outdoors, with improved airflow and reduced impact from wind. Additional lengths of square pipe is also available for the Bijuga along with a square mesh sparkguard.
Yes. The Bijuga features a built-in ashpan beneath the firebox, making it easy to remove ash and keep the stove performing well. Combined with its durable materials, it’s designed for straightforward, low-maintenance use.
Handmade in Holland using 3mm thick Corten steel, every RB73 fire is built for long-term outdoor use—designed to handle the elements year after year, not just season to season.
This isn’t mass-produced garden heating. It’s a solid, heavy-gauge construction that develops character over time while continuing to perform—holding heat, maintaining structure, and ageing exactly as it should.
And when others stop at the product, we go further—offering a full range of spare parts and accessories to support your fire well into the future.
RB73 outdoor woodburners with glass panels should typically be positioned 1 metre away from combustible materials. However, this can be significantly reduced depending on the model and configuration, to as low as 10cm.
Yes — RB73 Quaruba & Fennek stoves can be converted from a 4-sided to a 3-sided configuration (and back again) by replacing one of the back/side panels. This uses the same process as swapping a panel, as outlined in the RB73 repair manual.
Replacing glass in an RB73 stove depends on the model and location: door glass is removed using pop-out clips, while side and rear panels (on certain models) lift out or are unbolted first. In all cases, the new glass must sit perfectly flat with no wobble—there are no rope seals or tightening involved.
