2 Burner Propane Gas Cooktop, Portable Tempered Glass Double Burner Stove with Auto Ignition, 19,000 BTU, CSA Certified Regulator & Hose, Outdoor Camping RV BBQ Kitchen LPG Gas Stove
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Style: Tempered Glass
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- High-Powered Dual BurnersEquipped with two high-efficiency burners delivering up to 19,000 BTU/hr, this propane gas cooktop heats food quickly and evenly. Perfect for boiling, stir-frying, grilling, and more. Convenient control knobs allow precise heat adjustment for any cooking need.
- Durable Tempered Glass SurfaceBuilt with a 0.28-inch thick tempered glass surface for superior durability and corrosion resistance. Stain-resistant and effortless to clean, making it ideal for both indoor and outdoor kitchens.
- Complete CSA Certified KitIncludes a CSA-certified gas regulator and hose for safe, reliable operation. Ready to use right out of the box no additional parts needed.
- Stable, Compact & Portable DesignMeasures 29.23'' x 16.54'' x 5.31'' and weighs only 16.53 lbs. Features a newly designed stove frame to keep woks and pans securely in place, with four non-slip rubber legs for enhanced stability on any surface.
- Wide Outdoor & Indoor ApplicationsPerfect for outdoor kitchens, camping, RVs, BBQ islands, and patios built to perform in any weather, rain or shine. The piezo ignition system eliminates the need for matches or lighters. Simply push and turn the knob to ignite instantly.
Description
"Upgrade your outdoor cooking experience with the Forimo 2 Burner Propane Gas Cooktop. Designed for versatility and performance, this portable double burner stove is perfect for RVs, outdoor kitchens, camping trips, and backyard BBQ setups. The cooktop features two powerful burners producing up to 19,000 BTU/hr for fast and even heating, making it easy to cook everything from morning eggs to evening stir-fry. The 0.28-inch thick tempered glass surface not only adds a sleek, modern touch but also ensures durability and effortless cleaning. With its CSA-certified regulator and hose, the stove is safe and simple to use, while the piezo ignition system means no more fumbling with matches or lighters. A newly designed stove frame keeps your cookware steady and secure, and non-slip rubber legs provide stability on any surface. Compact, stylish, and built to last — the Forimo 2 Burner Propane Cooktop is your go-to cooking companion for every adventure."
Color: BLACK
Material: Glass
Special Feature: Gas
Brand: BESTFIRE
Heating Elements: 2
Product Dimensions: 16.73"D x 29.24"W x 5.31"H
Wattage: 38000 KW
Controls Type: Knob
Burner type: Open
Included Components: Burner
Color: BLACK
Material: Glass
Special Feature: Gas
Brand: BESTFIRE
Heating Elements: 2
Product Dimensions: 16.73"D x 29.24"W x 5.31"H
Wattage: 38000 KW
Controls Type: Knob
Burner type: Open
Included Components: Burner
Manufacture Year: 2025
Manufacturer: BESTFIRE
Global Trade Identification Number: 04
Item Weight: 15.67 pounds
Item model number: BFGQ72-4
Date First Available: June 23, 2025
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