Portable Stove!!!

LOWW · **on:** January 14, 2018, 05:03:57 PM

Today I was searching around in an Online Shop who I order frequently and I saw an Portable Stove for 188€.

I mean an real Stove with an Pipe for the Co2 and other stuff who i dont know what the English Term is for.
Does anyone here owned an (semi) portable stove? Here many Apartments have an Central Heating and when the Power is out there is no way to heat an Apartment up.

Thankfully my Fam and my Friends have an House with an traditional Ofen (as Backup).

Lynn LeFey · **Reply #1 on:** January 14, 2018, 10:47:38 PM

Quote from: LOWW on January 14, 2018, 05:03:57 PM

Today I was searching around in an Online Shop who I order frequently and I saw an Portable Stove for 188€.
I mean an real Stove with an Pipe for the Co2 and other stuff who i dont know what the English Term is for.
Does anyone here owned an (semi) portable stove? Here many Apartments have an Central Heating and when the Power is out there is no way to heat an Apartment up.
Thankfully my Fam and my Friends have an House with an traditional Ofen (as Backup).

I've SEEN a lot of small portable stoves, but don't have one. We have a wood stove in our garage, but I'd hardly call that portable.

I do a lot of reading, and watch a lot of videos on 'Tiny Houses', and have seen a lot of really small stoves, boat stoves, home made stoves of various kinds. I keep trying to talk my hubby into getting a backup heater of some kind, but around here, probably the most popular form of backup heat is a kerosene heater.

TazzieRob · **Reply #2 on:** January 18, 2018, 02:58:36 AM

Some home made options here

https://forum.multitool.org/index.php/topic,62177.0.html

I was hoping to make a 9kg gas bottle pot belly stove but haven't sourced a bottle yet.

There are commercially made options, one of the nice ones I've seen lately is the G Stove

https://www.gstove.no/en/products/gstove-heat-view-camping-stove

Anything available with a glass door would be nice as you get the light as well as the heat