Frontier Stove
Attractive and easy to assemble, the Frontier is ideal for family camping trips, people with motor homes, or for use in conjunction with, or even instead of barbecues at social gatherings. Any type of solid fuel can be used in this wonderful portable wood burner.
Classically styled, the Frontier also packs down neatly after use, and can be carried by hand. This lightweight portability ensures that the Frontier is the ultimate cooking facility for any outdoor scenario. There is even a chimney attachment that will boil your water for you.
The Frontier can also be used inside as a more permanent room heater/cooker. With correct installation the Frontier will provide all the heat for your room. Its classic look will ensure you have a fully functioning heater/cooker that will add a touch of nostalgia to any room.
The Frontier Stove was designed in partnership with the humanitarian community, and has been deployed and used in a number of disaster situations worldwide.
-
Lightweight, portable and easy to assemble.
-
Can be used as a stove or just a heater.
-
Can be retro fitted into canvas tents.
-
Adjustable flue damper.
-
Woodburner no need for gas cannisters
Not a good product. needs improving. Chimney needs to be 4 inches diameter not 2 inches. Not enough combustion air getting to the chimney area of the firebox. All this stove does is create massive volumes of smoke and turn the firewood into charcoal. however I did boil two pints of water after 20 minutes.
Very nice burner. Ideal for gardens, camping holidays. Used ours for outdoor events to make a brew, cook us dinner and keep us warm. Perfect!
We've always wanted one of these for our farm in Dorest. We decided to take the leap, and couln't be happier! Lovely for cosy nights out under the stars :)
I don't agree with comment number 1. I think that was probably due to choice of fuel. Some woods burn smokey, and others don't. I love my one and so does the rest of the family. Cheers guys!
Harry is correct, it does depend on the wood fuel being used.I have carried out further trials and I found that if you start a small fire at the very front of the stove well clear of the chimney and gradually build it up it is fine. I still believe it could be improved on though if the chimney outlet was 3 inches with the stack reducing to 2 inches. Yet it is an excellent piece of take anywhere fire stove kit.
