What fuel does OONI pizza oven use?

The dual-fuel pizza oven, used with gas and wood, is an unqualified way to cook the most authentic pizza, providing you with the choice of running the stove on just wood, gas and wood, or gas alone.

You can get more heat from wood because it burns hotter than both propane and natural gas. This also means that outdoor cooking is easier to accomplish with wood burning applications than gas ones. There is nothing quite like the crackling sounds and rustic smells of a natural cedar burning fire place.

For gas-only fireplaces, you should only burn gas. Never wood. Gas-only fireplaces do not have the proper venting system to handle the smoke and vapor from burning wood. Nothing is constructed to vent outside; therefore, burning wood presents a huge fire hazard.

Ooni Ovens are built to last and you can leave your oven outdoors all year long. Use our specially designed Ooni Pizza Oven Covers to keep your oven safe from the elements when not in use. We recommend that you store your Ooni Oven indoors for extended periods without use to protect it from harsh weather conditions.

So is buying a dual-fuel range worth the expense? In short, yes. While dual-fuel ranges are typically more expensive than either a fully electric range or a gas-only range, in the last five years they have become more cost-effective.

Gas fireplaces cannot burn any form of wood, whether that’s firewood logs or wood pellets. For example, firewood logs typically used in wood burning fireplaces, wood burning stoves or multi fuel stoves, or wood pellets used in pellet stoves, can’t be used in any form of gas fireplace.

Hybrid ovens are the result of combining different types of heating system into the same oven. Spooner Vicars Bakery Systems have been supplying HYBRIDS for many years and recommend them for most product types.

A traditional gas oven is less expensive than an electric oven, which is a benefit for some home chefs. Gas pizza ovens are cheaper to purchase and maintain. A gas oven is generally used for making regular pizzas using screens.

Definitely not. Wood-burning units are meant to hold wood, while gas-fueled units are meant to host gas. Mixing fuel types could lead to fire hazards, smoke back-up, and a lot of damage to your home/unit.

Freestanding stoves by Quadra-Fire offer heating efficiency by burning a variety of different fuel types such as gas, wood or pellet fuel. Our products add a rustic look and natural ambiance to any room in the home.

Hardwood is the best choice to use for your wood fire pizza oven. Only dense, dry hardwood can provide that kind of heat that you will need to cook the perfect pizza. Hardwood is heavier and burns longer compared to softwood. There are many choices for hardwood but use the one that is available in your area.

Can I burn wood in my gas fire pit? No. The intense heat generated by a wood burning fire could damage your fire pit. If you want to burn wood, look into getting a wood burning fire pit.

Dangers of Burning Wood in a Gas Fireplace This cannot only lead to a mess, but it can also cause carbon dioxide and monoxide to build up. It can damage the fireplace Wood burning inside a fireplace can actually lead to much higher temperatures than gas.

If you want a convenient, clean and simple way for cooking, then choose a gas oven. If you prefer to have a smoked and authentic flavored pizza and a perfect centerpiece to light up your party, then choose a wood-fired pizza oven.

Warning: The Ooni Koda outdoor gas pizza oven is only designed to work with propane. Do not try to use it with other camping fuels, such as Isobutane, Jetpower fuel, or any other type of fuel just propane.