This is a portable wood-burning stove made of stainless steel. It burns dry twigs, sticks, pinecones, wood pellets or charcoal, so no gas canister is needed. It suits brew stops, wild camping, fishing trips and cooking during a power cut.
The body has a double wall. Air enters through vents around the base. Some feeds the fire from below, and the rest rises between the two walls, heats up, and re-enters through a ring of holes under the rim. Once the stove is hot, this second air supply burns off much of the smoke as a ring of flame, so it burns hotter and with less smoke than an open fire. The base, body, fire cup and pot ring are stainless steel, with no fuel lines, valves or seals.
Three hinged pot arms with toothed edges hold a pan, pot or kettle steady over the flame. Twigs and sticks light quickly, while pellets or charcoal burn more steadily. The parts stack together and pack into the included mesh carry bag. Use it on bare ground, stone or sand, well away from tents and dry vegetation, and check local fire rules before lighting it.
- Material
- Stainless steel base, body, fire cup and pot ring
- Design
- Double-wall wood gas stove with air vents at the base and holes under the rim
- Fuel
- Twigs, sticks, pinecones, wood pellets or charcoal
- Pot support
- 3 hinged pot arms with toothed edges
- Small
- 21 cm tall, 0.55 kg, packs to 13.5 x 7.5 cm
- Medium
- 25 cm tall, 0.75 kg, wider base for pans up to 22 cm
- Large
- 31 cm tall, 1.1 kg, takes sticks up to 20 cm long and pans up to 36 cm
- Packing
- Parts stack together to fit the mesh carry bag
- Use on
- Bare ground, stone or sand, away from tents and dry vegetation