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Vevor UK£86.90Visit shop VEVOR Wood Stove, 218.4 cm, Alloy Steel Camping Tent Stove, Portable Wood Burning Stove with Chimney Pipes & Gloves, 22941.9 cm³ Firebox Hot Tent Stove for Outdoor Cooking and Heating with 8 Pipes
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The VEVOR Wood Stove WMCP07-1 is a robust, portable heating solution tailored for outdoor enthusiasts, campers, and workshop owners who require a reliable heat source for both warmth and cooking. Featuring advanced dual combustion technology, it delivers high heat output with impressive energy efficiency in a compact, durable frame. While its portability is a significant advantage, users should note that as with all wood-burning equipment, it requires careful fire management and proper ventilation when used in enclosed tent environments.
| Model Part Number | WMCP07-1 |
|---|---|
| Brand | VEVOR |
Yes, it is designed for hot tent heating, provided the tent has a proper stove jack and ventilation to safely accommodate the chimney.
The internal firebox measures 365 x 250 x 255 mm.
Yes, the package includes protective gloves intended for handling the stove while it is warm.
No, this is a wood-burning stove and requires no electrical connection.
Wipe the exterior with a dry cloth after use and store in a dry environment. Avoid using abrasive chemicals.
Ensure the wood is dry and seasoned; moist wood will significantly reduce combustion efficiency.
Check that all chimney pipe sections are fully seated and securely connected.
This is normal for high-heat metal surfaces; clean with a dry brush and ensure the stove is not being over-fired.
To set up the stove, ensure it is placed on a non-flammable surface, especially when used inside a tent. Assemble the chimney pipes vertically to ensure proper smoke extraction. Before first use, it is recommended to perform a 'burn-in' session outside to cure the materials. After each use, allow the stove to cool completely before removing ash. Clean the firebox periodically to prevent buildup that can obstruct airflow. When storing, ensure the unit is kept in a dry, ventilated area to maintain the integrity of the rust-resistant finish.
