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Quote: Originally posted by reuben on 20/6/2013We take our Frontier Stove nowadays. Nice to sit around in most weathers, you can cook on it, it's safe - as long as you don't leave it unattended whilst people who don't know what they are are around..... I've not come across a site that doesn't allow them. Fit a spark arrestor, bung on the appropriate lengths of flu pipe & you're away. One of the best camping items I've bought in 2013. I use it in the garden too - only weighs 10kg.

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Quote: Originally posted by autopilot on 20/6/2013

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Quote: Originally posted by reuben on 20/6/2013We take our Frontier Stove nowadays. Nice to sit around in most weathers, you can cook on it, it's safe - as long as you don't leave it unattended whilst people who don't know what they are are around..... I've not come across a site that doesn't allow them. Fit a spark arrestor, bung on the appropriate lengths of flu pipe & you're away. One of the best camping items I've bought in 2013. I use it in the garden too - only weighs 10kg.

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I really like the look of these, but I read they won't adequately heat up a 5m bell tent.


Post last edited on 20/06/2013 15:49:18

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Take ours in Winter - not as a tent heater in it's own right though. They chuck some heat out that's for sure. Only niggle is the diameter of the flu pipes are a bit narrow & can tar up quickly depending on the wood - pine especially. Needs regular brushing out.

Don't tend to go for heaters in Winter - that's what Belgium Army woollen blankets are for!!!!