Stainless steel bivouac bushcraft wood-burning camping stove

Before any use, make sure that you're in a place which authorises the use of fires or barbecues. Do not use in enclosed spaces.During use, the stove becomes extremely hot and flames come out of the top of the product.Do not use the camping stove within 5 metres of a tent or housing. Do not touch the camping stove with your hands during use, wait until it fully cools.If there are strong winds, or if you're in a hot and dry, do not use a fire.

To light your camping stove, simply load the wood into the central compartment after having lit a flame using small bits of dry wood and/or a firelighter. The drier the wood, the better it will burn.Next, load the wood progressively as it burns to fuel the flames in the camping stove.Don't forget to keep the inflammable underneath the camping stove for added safety, and check it before lighting the fire.

Once you've lit the camping stove, you can use it as a container camp fire and load the wood in from the top. You can also cook over the fire, loading it from the side thanks to the wood support tab.Use containers compatible with flames (cip, saucepan, frying pan, kettle, etc.). The height of the camping stove makes it perfectly compatible with the Bushcraft Solognac griddle.

Once you've finished using your camping stove, it will stay hot for a long time. Make sure that the fire is fully out: Pour water over it to be fully sure. You can then empty the ash and dispose of it. Once the camping stove is cool, put it back into its carry bag.Before leaving the site, make sure that you've not left any traces of your visit behind.

After use, you can wash your camping stove in soapy water before leaving it to dry before storage. The product is made with 100% stainless steel.

710 g in total, with the cover and inflammable mat.Unfolded: 16 cm in height, 16 cm in width, in a triangular shape.Folded: 16x16cm cm and 5 cm thickness.