VEVOR Camping Wood Stove Alloy Steel Camping Tent Stove, Portable Wood Burning Stove with Chimney Pipes & Gloves, 3000in³Firebox Hot Tent Stove for Outdoor Cooking and Heating with 8 Pipes

I got this for the basement in case of power outages. When it arrived decided to put in in my home! At 14 inches wide and 22-1/2inches long it's a perfect heat supplement. I cured it 1 fire 200, 1 fire 400 and 1 fire 600. Cured perfectly and draw is very good. I keep temp in the 4 to 6 hundred range. Well built- will last for years.

I just received the stove yesterday and did my first burn today. This is my third camp stove purchase. The first 2 were the cheap flimsy ones and they didn't last. The problem with the cheap ones is that they leak smoke because they warp, and both of mine rusted through after a season of winter camping. This stove is built like a tank! It's heavy around 60lbs. It's too big for my one man hot tent, but I mostly camp in a cabin. It draws air like a rocket stove and is impressive! It almost comes up to my waist and I'm 6 ft tall. It's about 2 ft long and over a foot wide! It's huge! Everything about it is heavy duty, even the stove pipes. The side grates are strong also. It does have a spark arrestor, and the door is heavy duty also. I was worried if it would leak smoke around the door but it doesn't. Like I said the way it draws air won't let it leak. If you need a small lightweight stove don't get this one. But if you're wanting something for a cabin, large hot tent or even your house, this is the one. This thing will last me a lifetime so I'm very happy with the purchase. I would definitely recommend!

The stove I purchased was the 3mm thick black stove and is solid and comes with a lot of accessories I didn’t have to purchase extra of. I haven’t used it yet but from reviews I’ve seen on YouTube on this stove, it no doubt will keep your tent warm even in negative temperatures like here in Colorado. This is a great affordable stove that can be used for camping or emergencies and from what my impression of this stove taking it out of the box, it’s dependable and solid. Thank you Vevor for a quality and affordable product.

This stove is so small for these six and seven mil glamping tents that to maintain a heat. These stoves get so hot that they glow in the dark . The chimney and the stove all get so hot that they glow in the dark. For me, this is dangerous because it doesn’t take long for it to eventually heat and destroyed the elements of the stove and then burn through or combustion now in my opinion, if you’re going to sell that stove with these tents, you would think that they would’ve been bigger but the stove is so tiny, it’s actually dangerous. It’s more dangerous than these bigger tents. You literally can smell the heat when these this stove gets hot, but it does get so hot that it glows if I hadn’t gotten it while ago when I bought the tent, we didn’t try it until last night and it was , so dangerous that I feared for the kids getting burnt or something on fire . I would have asked for my money back.

I like this stove a lot. Overall it's a simple but effective design The steel is thick enough to stay true and square, but it's not so heavy as to be absurd. The fire window is large and lights up the whole room.This is my sauna stove. It's used at least 4 days a week for 5 to 8 hours and does great. A plate steel bottomed rock basket above the stove protects it from water so the stove won't warp and crack from thermal shock.I'd recommend adding a door gasket so a full firebox of wood will not just go up in flames out the chimney, but will take 30 minutes to burn completely.The secondary air setup is cute, not sure it helps much though.The chimney is small. 60mm or 2.3in diameter. Any amount of creosote (all uninsulated pipe will do that) and the stove will not draft properly. Instead of daily cleaning, I'm upgrading the chimney to 89mm or 3.5in SS pipe and will make a custom chimney brush for cleaning.I also added a simple fire grate to allow air in under the fire to help it burn cleaner.Yes, the paint is cheap and will peel off. Meh.I'd recommend this stove, but also plan for some mods/ upgrades to improve it.

I finally got around to unboxing and assembling this outdoor stove after about 5 months. Once unboxed it was very easy to put together. Really just the leg screws and a few other simple things. Instructions were pretty easy to follow. I put mine on some blocks so I won’t have to bend down so much when it’s being used. I’m really impressed with how thick the steel is to include the stove door. I believe I will get many years of outdoor heating and cooking with this purchase. I can’t wait to put it to use. Photo included as a reference.

This tent stove is heavy duty enough to last a while and light enough to be portable. The top plate appears to be 3mm while the rounded sides are a little thinner, maybe 2mm. The legs will have to be detached via the bolts to break it down, but I’d rather have thicker body metal and larger log capacity than perfect portability. It does need a number of hot burns to get rid of the chemical smell from the paint before camping.Update—-After a half dozen hot burns, a really hot fire made this grill smell so bad in the backyard that I had to go inside. The paint used is harsh, so burn it hot for hours before using it inside a tent. I’m hoping this burn will get rid of the chemical smell. I’ve removed two stars for the fumes. Hopefully, I can use it in a tent once it’s broken in.

After a weekend of winter camping, nearly half of the paint has peeled off and exposed bare metal. Not a huge deal because it’s not meant to be pretty, however it will likely rust. Otherwise this stove is made very well and puts out great heat. It didn’t warp. As with any stove it needs to be burnt a few times before the smell goes away and it can be used in a tent. Heavy, but solid. Overall a great stove for the price.

VIVOR. MAKE THE CARRY BAG AS THE SECOND USE, FIREPROOF DROP MATT. (a $30 value for customer. )Make the bag a spark catch MATT. They are great people with a great product. I payed to get a small one. This model is 80 cm/sq. (Two shoe boxes in size) Pipes are shipped inside. All parts including extra room for stuff related (lighters)(Co2 monitors,) fire drop sheet. Exhaust flap(All not included) Plan your system. BUY what you need now.. There might not be stores tomorow.. TOP End of days buy. Now your family won't freeze to death. with no propane.....You can burn your degrees or Bills. Comes with damper. Don't buy another. See photos. Victor point out damper! You'll need a tent heat flap or silicone ring. $10-$25. Damper controls smoke. Heat control switch on front. Buy thermometer and wood stove fan(.mini) you'll need 2 x 90 degree elbows. Metal tape is esenstial. Clamps included. Spark floor matt. Don't forget a lighter!!!!

This wood stove is built to last, I love this stove all the way around, good quality and a good price i recommend this stove to anyone

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Depuis le temps que je voulais un petit poêle à bois pliable à emmener partout..Il faut savoir qu'il est très petit. Comme vous pouvez le remarquer sur la photo c'est un avantage pour moi surtout qu'il est pliant .Je peux l'emmener dans mon fourgon facilement ou voiture etc voir vélo ..En revanche, pour tout ce qui est randonné à pied oublier c'est tout de même assez lourd.. sauf si on vous avez le dos d'un tortank!La cheminée en plusieurs parties souple et difficile à manipuler les unes dans les autres , je vous conseil d'utilisé les gants fournis...C'est sûrement le prix pour gagner du poids .Dans l'ensemble de très bonne qualité, c'est super d'avoir aussi une petite fenêtre pour les amoureux des feux de camp.Super achat!