Highlander BLK Portable stove
Highlander Portable camping stoves typically consist of a stove body that holds the fuel and a long flue. The clean burn of portable camping stoves and their ease of adjustment allow you to move from full blast to soft simmer without making a significant effort.
Best Portable Stove for Your Camping
Our Highlander BLK portable stove has been created with mobility in mind; the robust legs fold down quickly, and the chimney can be dismantled and stowed inside the stove's body. These features make it easy to move the stove from one location to another.
Your bell tent will be protected from any undesired sparks thanks to the stove's built-in spark arrestor, and the smoke will be kept at bay thanks to the sufficiently long flue or chimney that comes with the stove. A handy carry handle is located on its side so that it may be transported with ease.
This little highlander blk portable stove for bell tents is the ideal accessory for any canvas tent since it provides all of the benefits that come with cooking over a traditional campfire while also producing superior results across the board. Our small highlander blk portable stove (weighs just 10 kg) is a perfect fit for any bell tent because it can transform it into a magical place.
Fun and Convenience Hand In Hand
Our highlander blk portable stove is not just lightweight, but it is also straightforward to assemble. You do not need any screws and ranches for the assembly. All you have to do is just clip some parts, and you are ready to go.
The first thing you need to do in order to put together this portable stove is to take the flue pieces from the belly of the stove. Next, remove the leg pins from their closed position and allow the legs to expand. Now, reposition the leg pins to sit in the holes once the legs of the stove are extended to secure it in place.
To attach the dampener section, first, locate the circular exit hole on the top of the stove. Next, find the wide section and push it firmly over the spot. Attach the spark arrester after passing through the other section through the flashing kit; add each additional unit of the flue in sequence by firmly pressing the thin section of the pipe into the flange of the next pipe.
Check that the spark arrester is properly secured after it is installed. Before you light your stove, check to see that it is correctly positioned on a fireproof surface. It is a good idea to start up the stove outside to get used to how it works and to burn off any residue.
once you set up the stove, put wood in it and put fire to it (matches required).
Carry It along Wherever You Go
The wood-burning stove is highly portable and lightweight and has many benefits. After disassembling, all of the parts can be stored in the belly(which serves as a basket) of the stove's main body. You also get a free additional carry bag to store the stove.
The carry bags (purchase separately) will protect the stove while not in use and make for effortless carrying, with both long and short straps. The sturdy portable gas stove carry bag is designed specifically for the stove. It can hold all of its components in a single location while also keeping them safe from any dust or dirt accumulated during storage.
The Water Heater is The Cherry on Top
Our Highlander BLK stainless steel cooking portable stove features a water heater (you have to purchase it separately), so you can have warm water simultaneously while you are cooking your meal on its stainless steel cooking top. This fantastic Stove Water Heater is made of stainless steel and holds 3 litres of water. It measures 210 x 140 x 320 mm and weighs under 10kg. Simply connect the Water Heater to the flue when the water is boiling, and you're ready to go.
Observe the Safety Precautions to Make Your Camping Adventure a Pleasant Experience
However, this stainless steel cooking stove shouldn't be placed in just any ordinary bell tent. The tent must be constructed of canvas or polycotton, have a hole cut (stove hole) out for the flue pipe (also known as the chimney), and be outfitted with a tent flashing kit to prevent the hot flue from coming into contact with the canvas.
We take no responsibility for the use or misuse of our flashing kit, stoves or water heaters. Stoves or water heaters should never be left unattended or whilst sleeping, making sure all safety precautions are in place. All stoves should also be used in conjunction with a fire mat and only be used by a responsible adult. We do not accept any liability for losses or damages caused using the flashing kit, stoves or water heaters.
Always make sure you use seasoned wood inside your stove. Damp or wet wood will not burn correctly and cause sparks to fly out of the top of your flue even with a spark arrestor, this will certainly damage your tent.
