Decathlon mini wood burning stove.

[Deleted account 240831001]

I’m not sure exactly when I’m going to need it but I’ve been telling myself I’ll get a pellet burner for ages and though I don’t think this is a pellet burner as things stand it will be one before too long.

 

[jasp]

Just ordered one under the pretence of giving it to someone for Christmas.....let's see!!

 

[Barnoe]

Just ordered one under the pretence of giving it to someone for Christmas.....let's see!!

And there was me just thinking "I hope someone gets me one for Christmas"

Coincidence, i think not

 

[Greg Masters]

A mini log burner is so convenient.

 

[Deleted account 240831001]

Xmas present? Sod that, this is a gift to me because I deserve it

I blame Flintlock for giving my memory a much needed nudge though it’s something I’ve been intending to look at for ages due to always having a supply of pellets at home for use in the pizza oven.

 

[Flintlock]

Lol your welcome - and mystery solved - I was going to ask why the insistence of wood pellets. I'm storing future fuel for mine from garden maintenance - so no lighting sticks required from next year.

 

[bod]

Had this a while now. Great wee bit of kit.
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Takes no time to boil a kettle
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Has its own Ash pan
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Keeps you entertained whilst waiting for a bite on the bank
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Living the dream!
Sitting around with time on your hands is the only time those little fire boxes make any sense to me.

 

[Flintlock]

Another good fuel to feed the wee stove

Should be a few more to save in the next couple of weeks!

 

[siwhite]

Has anyone got a linky to the inexpensive Decathlon stove? I can only find a £60 one which is expensive for a toy!

 

[Flintlock]

Looks like that's the price it is presently. I have mine now a couple of years - can't remember what I paid but definitely not £60 - thinking around £30 - £40 perhaps. It is well put together tho & I'm pretty confident it will outlive me.

Wood-Burning Camping Stove - MH500 - Light Grey QUECHUA | Decathlon

Meet our beautifully simple, self-sufficient wood stove with reduced smoke thanks to its secondary combustion. Easy to use, it is ideal for quickly…

www.decathlon.co.uk

 

[Deleted account 240831001]

Has anyone got a linky to the inexpensive Decathlon stove? I can only find a £60 one which is expensive for a toy!

Get yourself a £14 one, there’s no shame in being an out and out cheapskate

 

[Northern jock]

Or £16 for the lighter one with mild damage. I have been resisting the temptation but am about to crack.
But saved, they're out of stock

 

[Deleted account 240831001]

Or £16 for the lighter one with mild damage. I have been resisting the temptation but am about to crack.
But saved, they're out of stock

I’m sure someone on the forum has purchased one and will be willing to part with it for £30, plus postage of course.

Let me know if you want it

 

[Udders]

I also bought one of these yesterday.

X-Boil Lightweight Alcohol Stove

The X-Boil lightweight alcohol stove is an efficient heat source for cooking & boiling water. 6 compact standard & lightweight options. Free delivery available!

www.woodtowater.co.uk

Along with one of these.

SOTO Field Hopper – Mini Pop-up Aluminium Table

lightweight (only 395g) Compact Single action pop-up legs A lip along edge prevents items from slipping off the table Stow Bag included

www.woodtowater.co.uk

And one of the medium sized fuel bottles.

Xboil Fuel Bottles - Wood to Water Outdoors

Xboil Fuel Bottles Available in 30Ml / 100Ml / 200ML

www.woodtowater.co.uk

 

[Flintlock]

Ohh - liking the pop up table - noted for future purchase.

 

[Udders]

Ohh - liking the pop up table - noted for future purchase.

Yeah, it keeps stuff like your burner off an un flat floor. Less chance of it accidentally falling over or burning a hole in the footprint. Plus if you’re chopping stuff like shrooms etc it’s a lot easier. Very light and handy.

 

[bod]

Looks like that's the price it is presently. I have mine now a couple of years - can't remember what I paid but definitely not £60 - thinking around £30 - £40 perhaps. It is well put together tho & I'm pretty confident it will outlive me.

Wood-Burning Camping Stove - MH500 - Light Grey QUECHUA | Decathlon

Meet our beautifully simple, self-sufficient wood stove with reduced smoke thanks to its secondary combustion. Easy to use, it is ideal for quickly…

www.decathlon.co.uk

Looks worth £60 to me - A lot of work gone into making that.

 

[Udders]

Well my table and X boil arrived earlier today and I can honestly say they are superb!
I just need to try them out on a camp now then I can add them to the shelving full of other kit!
Now waiting for the cheap wood burner to arrive.

 

[Wapping]

I also bought one of these yesterday…..

SOTO Field Hopper – Mini Pop-up Aluminium Table

lightweight (only 395g) Compact Single action pop-up legs A lip along edge prevents items from slipping off the table Stow Bag included

www.woodtowater.co.uk

I have something very similar, bought four years ago to lift a camping gas burner above a Helinox table, to avoid the heat melting it. It works very well.

 

[Udders]

Being of a rather impetuous nature I’ve ordered a very expensive wood burning camping stove. I might have to cut a piece of perforated plate to stop pellets dropping through and it might be an abject fail but we’ll see.

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Now one thing I do know is that pellets burn from the top down but there must be a way I can top it up without snuffing it out if it starts to run low.

Well it arrived 15 mins ago. Can’t fault the build quality! . Excellent bit of kit and superb for the £14 posted! The holes in the grill thingy probably aren’t small enough for pellets though. A cheap bit of gauze type mesh should easily sort that though. Very pleased.