Portable Folding Camping Stove with Fireplace Pipes and Spark Arresters for Heating and Kitchen

Great stove would highly recommend.

Ash tray is great. Assembly was easy and instructions were clear. It’s good for the value of money that you put. Burn rate of wood is too fast. It’s small but heavy however you can still take it to camping. It’s feet gives it stability. Size should be a little bit bigger because the US size wood doesn’t fit in it and also it just last for 1-2 hour. There was no bag so that’s bummer. It should be included in product. Put one more glass window on the bigger side because the smaller goes dark pretty quick.

We loved this thing, it lasted us 2 years, and we over used it and probably burnt a little to hot in it a few times. With a little ingenuity we fit it into our 32' camper and it would heat it up very well, and helped to keep the air a little dryer. We upgraded this year, only because 2 years of all day daily use, and honestly a lack of maintenance on my part, the air grates on the bottom have all warped and we needed something that could hold a little more wood. All in all I would absolutely recommend this as an inexpensive option for heating a small space.

I I tested this out in the backyard when it got down to low 40s, high 30s. We were in a TEEPEE style tent and it got HOT in there. We had to shed layers. The only downside is due to the small volume, the wood burns quick so you have to add wood regularly. This became an issue when we used it in 25 degree weather with 25 mph winds and gusts to 40. The wind chill was 11. The stove did it's job and kept the tent warm, but again I woke up several times to add wood. Nothing against the stove it works great.

I knew it wouldn’t hold up based on the price and size, but the glass broke from the heat and the pipes are fitted in the wrong directions, allowing liquid creosote to dump all over the top of the stove. I installed this in my trailer last winter and the burning creosote smell stained everything I own. If you buy one, be prepared to buy all new piping, refit the directions they go, and insulate the hell out of everything because it will cause the biggest headache of your life after maybe 1 or 2 months of use.