Collapsible Steel Stove for Cauldron, Pan and Skewers, 3 mm, 50×40 cm

This collapsible stove supports three open-fire cooking formats: a cauldron, an outdoor pan, or skewers. Instead of carrying separate cookware stands and a brazier, the cook uses one steel body. A suitable vessel rests above the fire, while skewers sit in the slots formed along the upper edge. The format works well for a dedicated outdoor cooking area in a yard, at a country house, or at a campsite.

Three cooking methods in one structure

The top of the stove forms a support area for a suitable cauldron or pan. Individual slots around the rim accept conventional skewers, allowing the stove to serve as a brazier after the cookware is removed. The manufacturer also describes use with a separately selected grill grate. The cauldron, pan, skewers, and grate are not included in the stated contents of this item.

The surrounding walls contain the fire area and direct heat toward the vessel or food positioned above it. A wide front opening provides access for arranging fuel and removing cooled residue. Shaped openings and decorative patterns in the panels complement the functional cut-outs and give the assembled stove its distinctive appearance.

Construction and dimensions

• Material: steel. The sheet is 3 mm thick, identifying this particular version of the stove.
• Height: 50 cm; diameter: 40 cm. These dimensions should be considered when choosing the cooking site, planning vehicle space, and preparing a storage area.
• Collapsible body. The stove consists of interlocking panels. Once fully cool, they can be separated, cleaned individually, and stored in a more compact arrangement.
• Skewer slots. Positioned along the upper edge, they are intended to hold suitable conventional skewers above the fire.
• Open cookware support. No exact cauldron capacity, compatible vessel diameter, or supported skewer count is stated. Match these items to the actual supporting profile and slot positions before lighting the stove.

Assembly and care

Connect the panels on a level, non-combustible outdoor surface, then check the joints and stability of the assembled body. Before lighting the fire, place the empty vessel on top or arrange unloaded skewers in the slots. This check confirms the support, balance, and clear access through the front opening. Do not move the stove while the steel is hot, and use suitable protective equipment when handling heated parts.

After the stove has cooled completely, remove ash and remaining fuel. Clean the steel panels with a dry, stiff brush, paying particular attention to the joints and skewer slots. Store the stove clean and dry in a ventilated place. A thin film of oil may be applied to the dry surface before extended storage. Because the body comes apart, the inner faces are accessible for cleaning and can be inspected before the panels are packed away for the next use.