Art.nr: 102-090

Stikkan - Wood kindling tool

Stikkan is a hand-tool made of cast iron with a steel knife. It is mounted on the wall, and allows everyone who enjoys an open fire to easily (and safely) make kindling.
2.195 kr (NOK)
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Store - Karlavägen 7, Stockholm 2 in stock

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Maridalsveien 87, i Mølla ved Akerselva.
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Åpningstider

Mandag–fredag kl. 10–18
Lørdag kl. 11–16

Stikkan can be conveniently mounted on the wall by the fireplace or a cast iron stove, or in the woodshed. With its elegant black-painted design, it goes well in most interiors. Stikkan is a safe tool for making kindling for the fire, as you won't have to leave axes lying around. It is perfect for ski homes and families with children. It is great for anyone who doesn't want to constantly search for an axe in order to enjoy a fire.

Thanks to Stikkan's design, it never gets stuck on wood logs. If the log does not split open during the first try, simply lift it higher up and try again.

Material: Solid cast iron, electroplated to resist corrosion
Dimensions: 590 x 83 x 137 mm (23.2 x 3.3 x 5.4 in)
Width: 85 mm (3.35 in)
Weight: 4700 g (10.36 lbs)

Comes with a 10-year warranty for material and manufacturing defects.

History 

The history of Stikkan began as early as 1982. Its inventor, Tormod Lie, was a successful engineer who traveled internationally. When he returned home to Telemark in Norway, his wife complained about the difficulty of starting a fire in the hearth.

Winters can be biting in the Norwegian mountains, and the skilled engineer spent a lot of time and effort to solve the problem of safely and easily making kindling without using a dangerous axe. Thus, the wood splitter was invented.

For this invention, he was awarded a Design Patent by the Norwegian Patent Office.

Stikkan is now manufactured in Sweden and successfully sold in 20 countries - in America, New Zealand, and Europe.


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