Vivicreate double burner cast iron flame camping stove, include CSA listed regulator and gas hose (HT-C-0012)

Baja calidas

This product is not a recommendable to any buyer cause it’s made of cheap materialWhen I opened the box one of the burners ear/mounting piece broken fr shipping and as I read some of the product memo that it says not returnable cause it contains hazardous materials but they can ship it to you to make money on you! This company or the seller is a crap that’s why Amazon looks for the cheapest option to sell it online! That’s why beware of these companies and products they advertise and I don’t know how they made these ratings since it’s a junk product

Still going strong, easy to put together!

my electric burner had a literal MELTDOWN, (luck we didnt lose the house!) we bought this to replace it. vented outside, tank in the next room. works great, up off table, which doesnt even get warm! very adjustable, just what i was hoping for. dont hesitate to buy, but remember, it IS a camp stove, intended for outside, or at the very least, WELL VENTILATED use.

Okay

One of the legs was broken straight out of the box. Item not returnable. Amazon robot chat claim I will get a refund but I have yet to see it

a little single burner for propane. A few minutes of assembly and it's good to go. Good if you want a pot or skillet to cook outside. I use it with a cast iron skillet for searing meat after sous vide cooking. The first time I fired it up I didn't think it was working. It took it a little to ignite and the flames it produces are very small over the outlets. But if you have hot blue flames you don't need them big, it was just hard to see it was lit in daylight until I felt the heat.

Made from heavy duty Cast Iron, this single burner can handle even the heaviest pots or pans.Some assembly is required. But seriously, it only took me about 10 minutes to assemble this cast iron burner. I added the legs first, then the burner. After that I added the fully adjustable brass valve and knob, then finally the hose and regulator. And it couldn't have been easier.All the parts were there and they even give you an extra screw, washer and nut. In case you lose or drop one. I double checked all the screws and nuts to make sure everything was tight.Then I connected the black plastic fitting on to a 20lb propane tank and lit the burner with a long butane lighter. The flame is adjustable from a low simmer, to a pretty decent medium flame output. The last three pictures were taken with the valve fully open, on it's highest setting.This single propane burner is easy to assemble and easy to operate. And when your done, just take the unit apart and store it back into it's heavy duty cardboard box.Be mindful when assembling this unit though. Some of the cast iron edges are sharp and could possibly cut you (although I did not have that problem).