VEVOR 118" Camping Wood Stove, Portable Alloy Steel Tent Stove with 3000in³ Firebox, Outdoor Heating & Cooking Stove with Chimney Pipes & Gloves, Includes 8 Pipes for Efficient Heating

I received my outdoor stove today. Assembly was fast. There are no instructions provided, but the only parts to screw on were 4 legs. That was very straightforward. Assembly time was about 10 minutes.This is a heavy! If you are thinking about buying this as a lightweight stove, think again. The steel is thick and should last a long time. The build quality is great.The stove comes with a removable grate to burn the wood on and two detachable side “tables”. The stovetop is flat, and would be great for cooking. The included stovepipes do nest together for transport.The overall size of the stove i

Bought this stove after going through a number of other stores, in particular, stainless steel stoves and I must say that the level of control I experienced with this stove was unique.. this stove is super smooth to operate... its draw and burning are the best I have seen...it is so easy to maintain a steady temperature.. I was surprised... mind you that this was the first time I had lit it up for the purpose of the first burn.. in my opinion, for the price of this stove, this I would say is the best on the market. It is heavy, strong, and we'll made. I can't wait to use it in my hot tent!

So I want to start off by saying that I love this stove and I take it camping with me every time I go camping in the winter now.Pros and cons:Pros:1. Heavy (stable)2. Cheap3. Easy to clean out4. Durable5. Large cooking surfaceCons:1. HEAVY2. Top surface warped after 2 uses. Now dome shaped.3. Coating on pipe is not durable4. Door has no seal channel, I added fiberglass seal but its hard to keep it on even with fire cement. The seal also adds thickness, so I had to grid down the door latch to get it to latch. This works for now5. Relating to #4, the door has a large gap. This makes airflow hard

This is a heavy stove. You are not throwing this in a backpack. But it is a great stove for a wall tent. All the pieces fit inside the firebox for storage. The dampers and vents work great, the stove takes at least 16" logs and was able to dig the air down and make wood last all night.I loaded it up with pine (lots of it where I go hunting) and got a bit of creosote buildup on the end of the stove pipe. But that is a function of the wood and how I was burning the stove low all night. Easy to pull the top pipe off and clean the vent holes. I was able to get it hot enough to cook on and it kept

Seems very well built and a very good price for the quality, a lot larger than the other little camping stoves you find for about the same price and it is definitely heavy duty. The one thing I can say about the stove is I would highly suggest you burn three or four fires in it outside before you put it in your hot tent or cabin or wherever to burn off the oil but it is shipped in. I would highly recommend leaving the flu out of the chimney it's not necessary and it's only held by one screw and if it comes loose and closes you fill the tent full of smoke, I would also recommend getting some th

Not easily portable and chimney connections are weak. It does hold heat well since its a thicker steel. Packed with hardwood, it kept my 10x10 canvas tent at 60+ in below zero weather for 4 hours. Good for a hunt camp tent/cabin setup.

This stove is very well made and no lightweight. I set it up at my dutch oven cook table and sometimes take embers out of it to do my cooking with.For heating it works very well. I can take it anywhere and set it up.The flue fits tight together and doesn't need additional support unless there is a lot of wind.Has spark arrested for top of stack but flue pipes joints are not straight, they are stepped down in size from one joint to the next and only go together one way. But it's pretty sturdy when it's put together and is heavy like standard black flue pipe. It weighs 50lbs so loading and unloa