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no, the roundy bits tend to be 'openable' but the heat that comes out of the burner itself is hot enough to boil a kettle on!

so, as long as it has a flat surface, you can cook on them!

pete, the only trouble i can see, is , as with this ozpig, it is designed for outdoor use, and therefore wont be 'safe' to use inside due to carbon monoxide poisoning. also, do you know where you can buy the silicon sleeve that the flue sticks through the canvas on its own?? i have only seen them as part of a 'package' .

but..... if your man can guarentee the safety side of things, i could be mightily interested!!!

Quote: Originally posted by allyearround on 27/9/2009

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Just saw this and wanted to say the Ozpig is great.www.ozpig.co.uk  I've got one and it doesn't take long from firing it up to get it to temperature.  My kettle is ready in 5 mins of lighting it. It won't suit everyone but what convinced me was how solid it is. I got mine at the Malvern Motorhome show after watching the demo. It's built to last, the food tastes great and nothing beats a real fire when you're camping in my mind...especially with the colder weather coming. 

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but it does state that it is an OUTDOOR stove....so no good for inside a tent??? i am looking into buying one for a bell tent (that i really must hit the 'buy' button!!)

oooh btw petermills, i have been looking at obelink and bell tent prices, and with the differnce with the current exchange rates and the delivery charge, i would only be saving £40 if i ordered it from the netherlands, and for that i would prefer to know that i could send it back incase of any problems!!!