Pi Pizza Oven

We imagined Pi as a stand-alone tool for improving your good moments. Enjoy your smokeless fires without compromise– this wood-firing pizza oven works independently from Solo Stove fire pits.

Any outdoor spaces you love to gather in will be improved by Pi. Place Pi on a sturdy, waist-level surface that can handle a little heat. Granite, brick, masonry, tile, and unfinished wood are all beautiful options.

Crumbs, soot, and wood ash will naturally accumulate on Pi’s surfaces as you make wood-fired pizza a part of your good moments! The exterior of Pi can be cleaned using warm soapy water and a lint-free towel. We do not recommend using abrasive cleaning products, which can damage the oven surface. The interior of Pi can be cleaned in the same way you would run a self-cleaning cycle on a standard, or conventional, oven. Fire it up on high heat to burn off any crumbs or residue. Once Pi has completely cooled, simply brush away the debris. You can also wipe down soot from various surfaces with a lightly dampened cloth.

Pi is the perfect size for storing in Station among your other favorite Solo Stove things. Other storage solutions include Shelter to keep Pi out of the elements, especially rain and humidity

Pi serves up good pizza and good moments in all of your favorite outdoor spaces. As long as there is a safe, secure, and comfortable workstation at your destination, Pi can accompany all sorts of outings from tailgates to beach days.

Pi is a Dual Fuel pizza oven. When you add on the ultimate accessory, Gas Burner, Pi will adapt to a propane-fueled experience.

Pi makes plenty of room for a 12” pizza or a few personal-size pizzas.

Accounting for preheating time, you could fire 3-4 pizzas in the first hour. Maximize your pizza output by having your dough prepped and ready to fire! Pi can run for as long as 3 hours when wood-firing your pizza, depending on how much ash collects in the ash pan. Once the ash pan is full, the pizza party is over. When gas-firing your pizza, Pi can run for as long as your propane tank still has fuel.

Pizza, flatbreads, and things that need a little crisping up are perfect for Pi. Be sure to keep your recipes low-moisture and low-fat to protect your pizza stone from absorbing unfriendly flavors.

There are two different temperatures to know, stone temp and ambient air temp. You may see some variability in these numbers as you use Pi:

Wood Burning

• Stone: 750°F
• Ambient Air: 850°F

Gas Burner

• Stone: 800°F
• Ambient Air: 900°F

The wood burning setup will vary depending on wood type, quantity of fuel added, and frequency of adding the wood. Outside ambient conditions can also affect stone and air temperatures inside the oven.