Wood Burning Stove, Wood Stove With Chimney Pipes, Small Camping Wood Stove With Anti-Spark and Adjustment Pipe for Hunting,fishing,Cooking,Heating,Drying Clothes double-layer Hot Tent Stove

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This wood-burning stove is absolutely phenomenal and a must-have for camping and outdoor enthusiasts! From the design to its functionality, it checks all the boxes for a reliable and versatile wood stove. The high-temperature-resistant visible glass is a standout feature—it's ultra-thin yet incredibly strong and handles extreme heat without any issues. I love being able to see the fire flicker through the glass, adding a cozy and romantic vibe to chilly nights outdoors.The included chimney pipes, anti-spark pipe, and smoke damper are thoughtful additions that make this stove safer and more efficient. The spark-proof pipe ensures safety, especially in unpredictable weather like rain, and the smoke damper allows precise control of the fire's intensity. The included anti-scalding gloves and portable hand pliers are excellent bonuses that make handling firewood safe and convenient.Another great feature is the separate ash box, which makes cleanup quick and easy while ensuring a clean-burning environment. The double-layer steel design enhances combustion efficiency, allowing wood to burn longer and more completely—perfect for reducing waste and staying environmentally conscious. I was impressed by how long a single bundle of wood lasted!Its compact size and lightweight design make it super portable for camping, hunting, fishing, or any outdoor adventure. Whether you're warming up your tent, cooking meals, making coffee, or drying clothes, this stove does it all. The expanded stand is amazing, offering extra space for drying clothes or keeping food warm.Overall, this wood stove delivers exceptional performance, durability, and versatility. It's an absolute desgin for outdoor adventures.

The media could not be loaded. It's pretty good for the price... puts of a good bit of heat... but doesn't come with gaskets so it smokes quite a bit... but I'm pretty sure that can be fixed with proper gaskets... will update after I do some modifications... but overall I'm happy with it

You've got to be kidding me with these reviews. The paint burnt off immediately and smelled horrible. I bought it for a yurt I purchased. Thankfully I started it outside. Not even worth 140. Might as well sell it on temu. We cook with it outside so it's not a total loss but would not recommend heating anything indoors.

Very nicely built camp stove/hot tent stove will keep your tent warm on chilly nights, and allow you to cook or boil anything you need the stove flue is awesome feels nice and sturdy and keeps the smoke out of your tent it had every part pictured including a screwdriver for attaching the couple pieces you need too, was a great value for the money, was slightly more compact than I thought but is still efficient and effective and more than enough to function as needed, very sturdy, solid and stable , if you like camping in comfort I'd definitely recommend

I recently purchased this product, and I’m very satisfied with it so far. This stove is absolutely phenomenal for outdoor cooking! The included chimney pipes, anti-spark pipe, and smoke damper are thoughtful additions that make the stove safer and more efficient. It’s also very easy and quick to assemble. The pull-out, removable ash accumulation box allows for better separation of burning firewood and ash. I highly recommend this product to anyone who is considering it.

Overall it does the job, it isnt lightweight so mainly for backyard or car camping. It needs to be burned in a little bit to get rid of the smell from the chemicals and bake in the paint. Quality is what one would expect from a Chinese product. Mine was missing a flute and the spark arrester. You get what you pay for. Next time I'm going to save up for a pomoly stove or equivalent.

This stove weighs a good amount for its size. Definitely read the instructions on doing a first burn outside, the paint baking smells horrible. For the cost, it’s well worth it. Depending on the size of fire, it heats things up quite well. Bear in mind, it will eat through wood if the fire isn’t burning right. I can fit about 9” long pieces of wood inside the stove. Still experimenting but so far, it works well. Time will tell how long this thing lasts…