Tent Stove, Wood Burning Stove with 7 Section Chimney Pipes, Camping Wood Stove for Tent, Portable Hot Tent Stove for Outdoor Heating & Cooking, Hunting, Ice Fishing
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- Unique Chimney Design The tent stove comes with 7 Stainless Steel sections of chimney pipes, reaching a height of 6 feet, adjustable to fit the height of your tent. The included wind ropes and nails can stabilize the chimney.
- Better Burning ControlThe heat-temperature-resistant glass door allows flame observation and the adjustable air vent enables easy burning control. The ashtray can be easily removed for cleaning and helps to achieve optimal burning.
- Compact & Portable All the accessories can be stored inside the small tent stove. The legs can be folded, saving space, and the storage rack can be transformed into a handle for easy transportation.
- Defy the ColdWhether you're camping, ice fishing, or hunting, this hot tent stove will keep you warm in frigid conditions, while also providing you with hot food.
- Important Note We recommend using the provided screwdriver and gloves during assembly to avoid cuts. If you have any questions or concerns, please don't hesitate to contact us. It is normal for the stove to have paint smoke when used for the first time. It can be burned in an open area for more than half an hour to remove the heating smell of the new furnace and to cure the paint.
Brand: KUNGKA
Material: Carbon Steel
Color: Black
Item Weight: 24 Pounds
Assembly Required: Yes
Brand: KUNGKA
Material: Carbon Steel
Color: Black
Item Weight: 24 Pounds
Assembly Required: Yes
Fuel Type: Wood
Package Dimensions: 17 x 12 x 11 inches
Item Weight: 24 pounds
Country of Origin: China
Item model number: KK-OU01-S001
Date First Available: January 15, 2025
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This stove a bit on the heavy side, which shows the solid material. It also comes with a bunch of useful tools—gloves, a firewood hook, ground nails, and more—just like in the pictures. I really appreciate the thoughtful detail of using rock wool around the door for extra safety. The only parts that need a screwdriver are the permanent installations—the two shelves and the chimney base. It took me about 20 minutes from unboxing to getting everything set up. Once installed, you won’t need to take them off, and when not in use, it’s super easy to carry and store in a small space!
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Reviewed in the United States on February 12, 2025 by Yifan Yifan
I grew up heating a house with a wood stove and until my wife said she wanted one of these I didn't even know they made tiny little wood stoves like this. I think a miniature wood stove is pretty neat. I couldn't believe how little the box was when it arrived but it did have some heft to it. When I too it out, I was glad to see there wasn't much to assembly. The metal "body" of the stove is all one piece. The foldable legs are already attached and ready to be unfolded and stand the stove up. The little side grill things are tedious to put on only because the nuts and washers are tiny and you're working inside the stove to hold them while you tighten the screw with the provided screwdriver. Nothing particularly hard, just challenging with older hands that are not sporting the dexterity they once did. The smoke pipe is super simple and the instructions tell you in which order to install them if you need them all. If you're just cooking on it outside, which is what my wife wanted it for, then you obviously won't need the 6ish feet of chimney pipe. But if you are using it in a tent that has a vent hole up high for it to pass through you might need all of the sections. There's one piece that allows for guy ropes to be tied to it to anchor it at three points to keep it stable. The side grills and the chimney pieces are it as far as assembly goes. The ash tray slides out of the bottom very easily. The bolt for the door latch is adjustable. Mine had to be loosened to make the latch work easily. I think they tightened it down hard to keep the door secure in shipping. In fact, they tightened it down enough to bend the latch some but that's not a big deal. It still works fine. My wife has cooked on it some. Of course the fire box is super small so you'll need miniature fire wood to match your miniature wood stove. This makes wood chopping and splitting so much easier than it used to be for the real one. But the fire is easy to get going in it. And it heats up nice and quick. The largest pot she has used on it was 2 quarts. It puts off a lot of heat and gets the food cooking or the water boiling pretty quick. She said about the same amount of time on a home stove top. She really likes the glass door so she can see the condition of the fire and the ambience it puts off. I never would have believed any of this had I not witnessed it. I even told her she was wasting her time with such a small thing. But she proved me wrong and enjoys using it and it's easy enough to throw in the back of the truck and take camping with you.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 9, 2025 by Chris Michael
I love this small stove! It's perfect for camping and it really is a miniature wood burning stove. It has all the features, plus some. I didn't get to test it out yet, but it will hold up. I put the pipe up to show the main pieces, but not the full height of it. I sure could have used it to cook on when the hurricane knocked out the power for quite a few days. The legs fold down for storage and it doesn't take up much room. Can't wait to try it out.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 10, 2025 by SO SO