Outdoor Pan Stand with Suspended Fire Bowl and Detachable Legs

This stand combines a pan support and a raised fire area in one structure for outdoor cooking. The cookware rests on the circular support at the top, while fuel is placed below in a bowl suspended by chains. The gap between these two levels leaves room for the flame and heat, and the open sides of the frame provide access for tending the fire without removing the pan.

Stand configuration

The structure is supported by three long legs. A circular cookware support forms the upper section, while a shallow round bowl hangs inside the frame. Its chain suspension keeps the fire area beneath the cooking position and separates the fuel from the surface on which the stand is placed. The detachable legs can be disconnected after use, making the structure easier to arrange with other outdoor equipment and store without keeping the full-height frame assembled. The stated product weight is 4750 g.

• Cooking arrangement: the pan is positioned above the suspended fuel bowl.
• Base: three ground-contact points support the frame on a properly prepared surface.
• Leg design: detachable construction intended to be assembled before use.
• Weight: 4750 g, a useful figure to consider when carrying the stand with other equipment.

Selecting a suitable pan

The cookware should rest evenly on the upper circular section and remain stable when light pressure is applied near its edge. Its base must not drop through the support, and its handles should remain clear of the legs and the access area around the bowl. Before lighting the fire, place the empty pan on the stand, inspect its position from every side, and check that its weight is distributed without a tilt. Do not use cookware that rocks, shifts under slight pressure, or is held in place only by its handles.

Assembly and fire-area setup

Assemble the frame on firm, level ground where every leg has reliable contact with the surface and does not sink. Suspend the bowl with the chains untwisted and its rim clear of the legs. Add fuel only after the stand is fully assembled and the pan position has been checked. While the fire is burning, do not carry the structure, separate the leg connections, or reposition the chains and bowl. Keep the surrounding area clear of dry vegetation, low branches, and objects that may be affected by heat.

Cleaning after use

Remove ash and fuel residue only after the fire is completely out and the bowl, chains, support, and legs have cooled. Brush dry residue from every section, paying particular attention to the joints between detachable parts. Dry all components before storage. If the bowl, chains, upper support, or legs show deformation, cracking, or loose connections, do not assemble the stand again until the affected part has been repaired or replaced.