Medium Steel Camping Rocket Stove 380×110×270 mm, 2 mm

This medium camping rocket stove is a demountable steel model designed for cooking outdoors. It suits campsites, picnics and other vehicle-based trips where a separate heat source is needed for a cauldron, cooking pot or frying pan. The stove burns firewood and wood chips, and its body separates into several components after use, making it easier to arrange in a car boot and store between outings.

A demountable layout for outdoor cooking

The body is made from 2 mm steel. When assembled, the stove has an upright combustion chamber and an inclined channel for feeding fuel, while cookware rests on the upper support. This layout directs the flame and hot gases toward the bottom of the vessel. More fuel can be added through the front channel without removing the pot, cauldron or frying pan positioned above the chamber.

The model is intended specifically for preparing food in the open air; it is not designed to heat an enclosed space. It can be fired with pieces of wood or wood chips. Once every component has cooled completely, the demountable body can be separated for storage. Its flat sections take up less room than a permanently assembled stove and are easier to access when removing ash and dry residue.

Specifications and selection points

• Model size: the medium version in this family of portable rocket stoves.
• Overall dimensions: 380 mm high, 110 mm wide and 270 mm deep.
• Material: steel with a stated thickness of 2 mm.
• Construction: a demountable body formed from several connecting components.
• Cookware: the upper platform is intended for a suitably sized cauldron, cooking pot or frying pan.
• Fuel: firewood and wood chips are fed through the inclined front section.

Fully assemble the stove and place it on a level, stable surface before lighting. The base of the selected vessel should sit securely on the upper section without an obvious tilt. Leave clear space around the unit and remove dry grass, branches and other readily combustible objects from the cooking area. Operate the stove outdoors only: the steel body, upper support and cookware become very hot while the fuel is burning.

Cleaning and dry storage

Begin cleaning only after the fire is out and every part has cooled. Remove ash and dry residue from the chamber with a dry brush that is not excessively stiff. The stove should not be washed, soaked or put away wet, as prolonged contact between steel and water can cause rust. Keep the cleaned components in a dry location protected from moisture. Before the next use, check that the chamber is clear, all sections connect correctly and the assembled body stands steadily.

When selecting this version, compare its 380×110×270 mm dimensions with the available transport space and the size of the cookware you plan to use. The medium 2 mm steel model is suited to car camping and established outdoor cooking areas where a demountable format, a choice of firewood or wood-chip fuel, and support for several common types of cookware are useful.