Estufa de leña VEVOR, 118 pulgadas, estufa de tienda de campaña de acero de aleación, estufa de leña portátil con tubos de chimenea y guantes, estufa de tienda de campaña caliente Firebox de 3000 pulgadas para cocinar y calentar al aire libre con 8 tubos

but disappointed in the pipes. the top 2 will not come apart no matter what we try. tried contacting the seller directly and could not get a response. would love to leave 5 stars.... but just cant.

Stove looks well built works well! Only wish the chimney pieces were made of a little thicker metal. For the price it was excellent value for money and delivery was sooner than expected! Have never been disappointed by Vevor

There appears to be some good engineering on this thing. It has weight and mostly good welds. It's not perfect. Definitely a rush on the assembly line. The only thing out of the box that needed fixing were the two side racks. They are supposed to be bent at 90 degrees to be perpendicular. They were way off. I was able to bend them by hand with a vice. The biggest concern is the gap on the front door. It is due to a poorly angled hinge that pulls it away. Everything collapses and folds. The stove top piece has eight thumb screws but you really only need 4 to hold it steady. After 15 minutes of fire, the stove top reached 390F and the chimney reached 260F.

This is my first tent stove so I have very little to compare it to. I did the typical ton of research watching YouTube videos and reading reviews for different “cheapest tent stove on Amazon!” options. This one didn’t have a ton of information or reviews however everything I saw was good. Upon opening of the package it was immediately noticed they took good care in packaging and supporting all pieces of the stove to prevent damage. Everything felt smooth and sturdy and went together nicely. The little screws I imagine can be easily lost if dropped. I dropped them several times….. I’m drinking also so could be the booze… Anyway I set it up and it was fairly simple. The biggest trouble I had was getting the pipes apart. They technically all “nest” together but some of them were so tight I had to find a hard item (butt end of a bic lighter) to catch the edge of the metal inside and push it out. It wasn’t easy and was frustrating enough that I won’t attempt to “nest” them again. I also wasn’t a huge fan at first of the clamps that go on each section of pipe. I basically inserted the pipe and then put the clamp around the outer portion of pipe and clamped it down as tight as I could hoping to snug up the inner portion. It never fully seemed to tighten them.. yes tighter but not tight.. after my first burn of the stove a couple of pipes seemed to sink in a bit. So my next idea was to tighten the clamp on the smaller pipe just above the imprinted number on each pipe and instead of using as a tightened I use it as a stopper. As the smaller pipe sinks into the larger one the clamp stops it and keeps it in place and with the inch or so of depth it really seems to hold the pipe nicely. With all that said I am keeping the stove built instead of attempting to break down and I keep it with the pipes separated in a plastic ride with other things I’ll use with the stove. But for the price I really think I picked the right one. Down the road if I run into other issues or needs I may

I’m happy with this stove. Received it and put it together and burnt it to burn off any new paint smell and it disassembled very easily and packed away nice.

Well built first fire was great works awsome

Very nice little stove for the price. Works well in my pomoly tent. I get about 3 hours burn time out of a full load of wood

I was surprised to see how well built this is. I keep it together and transport it that way. The heavy aluminum plate on the top works real well for cooking. Impressed.

This is a great stove. It’s quite big, and uses heavy duty steel. Exactly what I wanted. However there are small leaks around the door and where the legs attach. It will not throw sparks but it will release small amounts of smoke. If this is an issue for you, you can use some high temp jb weld around the seams of the legs. But you won’t be able to detach the legs after that. If you are looking to take this camping just know it is 50lbs and you will have to detach the legs and put everything inside the stove to fit it in the trunk of a vehicle. It’s possible but not easy. Either way this was perfect for me and exactly what I was looking for. Btw, (Not recommended for hot tents)

The product breaks down to a very portable packable package. It will be a good pick for a hot tent wilderness area hunt in the Rockies. You can spend more, but this will do the same thing the more expensive ones do.