My stove pumps out a lot of smoke as well if it's runs far too hot & the air flow is fully opened up . Think it's just part & parcel of the stove being made from cast iron & you need to treat it a
little different to straight steel as cast can heat up & hold a lot of heat than normal steel stoves , much the same with cast iron cattle brands , you will have to play around a bit with the air flow & just keep trying you different types of timber & try one that burns a bit cooler, least it gets rid of the mosquitoes up here in the north Queensland ha ha.

No i Wouldn't recommend using a weber indoors at all
They are not a sealed unit and fumes smoke and Carbon dioxide would permeate the room

It's not a weber Deb it is an outdoor wood stove with a chimney it is not suitable for using indoors
Regards Ian

Who uses weber indoors??

No Deb
It would be too dangerous and it isn't a sealed firebox smoke would permeate the room extensively

I wouldn't use it even inside a shed you would have to extend the flue outside for a start
It really is an outdoors camping stove

Thanks Grant and Macca. Guy in the shop who sold to me reckoned would be ok if room vented. Glad I sought you out !!! He has since refunded me. :)