VEVOR Camping Wood Stove Stainless Steel Camping Tent Stove, Portable Wood Burning Stove with Chimney Pipes & Gloves, 1646in³Firebox Hot Tent Stove for Outdoor Cooking and Heating with 8 Pipes

This is a review for the smaller unit in stainless (320x205x160). The fit and finish is a little loose, but not unusual for a camping stove of this size. But the metal gauge for the chimney and the stove itself is very good. The carrying case is flimsy and easily torn by the edges of the stove when packed. Sad to see that the unit didn't come with a grate for inside the stove - mine was remedied by cutting a charcoal grill grate down to size. Same disappointment with the lack of a tool to tend to the fire. Complaints about smoke filling tents, etc are very likely because users aren't aware of how to get the airflow running up the flue as they start a fire. With practice it isn't difficult to get it running. Burn time can get really short if you don't adjust the damper/air vents properly. Once loaded well with a good ember bed and adjusted it'll give you a couple of hours of good heat. Speaking of which - this little beastie can get hot in full song! Glowing, melt-things hot. Top can be used to heat a pot of coffee or hold one of those tiny camping pans, but not much more. I give it five stars because it over-delivers for a camping stove at this price point.

The media could not be loaded. I absolutely love this stove. I did do a burn off before I took it out to use. Burned it for 3 hours as hot as I could get it. It's heavy that's also why I bought it most stoves like this that are steel are 1.5mm thick and warp easy this is 3mm thick I ran this for 2 an half days straight non stop with hard wood in very cold temps -15&-20 degrees wind chill not only did it keep my tent at 90 plus but it didn't warp didn't fail glass didn't break I woke up a couple times and the stove pipe was glowing red but I did wrap the stove pipe with heat exhaust wrap. Love this stove absolutely worth the money there was no smoke in my tent after I did my first burn off before I used it size was perfect and the heat output was absolutely amazing I'm super impressed with this and would absolutely buy again and recommend to friends

Burns and hold heat way longer than I expected it to. Perfect size. No issue with stove pipe in the wind. Have used a couple of times so far seem to be pretty sturdy.

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.

A little shoddy workmanship, which is expected at the price. Door doesnt fit quite right so it can be hard to starve a flame. Did about a 3 to 4 hour burn outside with it as suggested, because it says it will let off smoke on the first burn. Got it nice and hot, good bed of coals to burn anything off. Since then, it doesn't produce smoke in the tent, but there is an overwhelming and unbearable acrid stench it let's off that I have been unable to get rid off. The only way to rid the tent of the smell is to also rid the tent of the heat. Made the stove unusable as it burns the throat and feels very unhealthy to breathe.

They don't show it on any picture, or even in their manual, but the top of the stove is held together with 8 thumb screws. When removed, the side panels slide out and the front and back fold in, and it stores like a flat sheet of metal no tools required, although tools are included!! It also comes with a compression carry bag, and a set of fire resistant gloves. The chimney has a flu, a rain shroud, and insulation. I got mine with prime shipping, and this is by far the best stove for the price in my opinion

I've seen some good and bad reviews. Some of the bad ones you can fix yourself. When it comes to smoke coming out around the door get some fireplace gasket this is a very cheap fireplace for the quality. It's a very good quality fireplace and it will hold a fire for between 2 to 4 hours depending on the wood you use and how you dampin the flame. I believe 2 to 4 hours of heat at night is amazing in the cold freezing temps and this little fireplace does exactly that. Now if you don't dampin the flame she will get hot and fast. Also make sure you do a very good pre burn before putting this inside. The one I have in the tent has held upto 30mph gusts of wind without the chimney being tied off as well! For the price you can't beat it.

Nice stove but false advertising bought the 26inc long model it's only 16inch outside to outside which means it cannot fit a standard 16inch log inside very disappointed. If you view the pictures they provide, it says it is 26inches long, 18 wide