VEVOR Portable Camping Wood Stove – 3000 cu. in. Firebox Hot Tent Stove with Chimney, 7 × 20 in Shelves & 3mm Alloy Steel Panels
Bring dependable wood-fired heat and outdoor cooking capability to your campsite with the VEVOR Portable Camping Wood Stove. Built around a large 3000 cubic-inch firebox, this heavy-duty stove provides room for a substantial wood fire while a built-in damper and ventilation system help you manage combustion and smoke flow.
Constructed from 3mm / 0.12-inch corrosion-resistant alloy steel, the stove is designed to withstand high temperatures and demanding outdoor conditions. Detachable 7 × 20-inch side shelves provide useful space for cookware and gear, while mesh sections can be used for appropriate drying or storage tasks.
The stove also includes a chimney system, spark arrestor, fire grate, ashtray, and several useful accessories. At approximately 54 lbs, it is transportable for vehicle-supported camping, hunting camps, base camps, and compatible hot-tent setups.
The 3000 cubic-inch firebox provides substantial space for firewood, reducing the need for the constant tending associated with very small backpacking stoves.
A larger firebox can also accommodate larger pieces of appropriately sized firewood for longer burn periods.
Actual heat output and burn duration depend on firewood type, moisture content, loading, airflow settings, chimney draft, and environmental conditions.
Control combustion and chimney draft using the stove's integrated:
Damper • Ventilation Openings
Adjustable airflow helps manage the fire and provides greater control over burn characteristics.
Always maintain adequate airflow and never close the system in a way that causes combustion gases or smoke to enter an occupied shelter.
The stove incorporates spacious 7 × 20 in / 178 × 508 mm detachable shelves.
They provide convenient space alongside the stove for compatible cookware, utensils, and other appropriate items.
Mesh areas can also be useful for drying appropriate damp gear, but all fabrics and combustible materials must remain a safe distance from the stove, stovepipe, sparks, and other hot surfaces.
The stove's heat-conducting top surface can be used with appropriate cookware for:
Heating water
Cooking meals
Warming food
Preparing hot beverages
Use cookware appropriate for wood-stove cooking and remember that the stove body, cooking surface, shelves, and chimney can become extremely hot.
The stove is constructed from corrosion-resistant alloy steel with substantial:
3 mm / 0.12 in thick panels
The reinforced construction is designed to resist deformation from high-temperature use and provide durability in outdoor environments.
A built-in ashtray simplifies removal of accumulated ash after the stove has completely cooled.
Regular ash management helps maintain appropriate airflow through the firebox.
An included spark arrestor is designed to help reduce the escape of burning embers and sparks from the chimney.
A spark arrestor reduces risk but does not eliminate the possibility of sparks or embers escaping. Maintain proper clearance from tents, trees, dry vegetation, and other combustible materials.
The internal fire grate helps elevate burning fuel and manage airflow while providing separation between the primary fire and the bottom of the stove.
The grate does not make the surface beneath the stove fireproof. An appropriate noncombustible stove base or heat-resistant protection may still be required.
The chimney pipe and fire hook can be stored inside the stove when the unit isn't being used, helping create a more organized package for vehicle transport and storage.
VEVOR portable wood-burning camping stove
3000 cu. in. firebox
Adjustable chimney damper
Firebox ventilation openings
Integrated ashtray
7 × 20 in detachable shelves
Heat-conducting cooking surface
Side mesh racks
3 mm / 0.12 in alloy steel panels
Corrosion-resistant construction
High-temperature design
Spark arrestor
Internal fire grate
Chimney system
Approximately 54 lb total weight
Stove components store compactly
Designed for outdoor heating and cooking
Suitable for compatible hot-tent applications when properly installed
Vehicle-supported camping, compatible hot tents, hunting camps, base camps, winter camping, outdoor cooking, remote cabins where appropriate, fishing camps, outdoor recreation, and cold-weather preparedness.
Brand: VEVOR
Product Type: Portable Wood-Burning Camping Stove
Fuel Type: Wood
Firebox Capacity: 3000 cu. in.
Material: Corrosion-Resistant Alloy Steel
Panel Thickness: 3 mm / 0.12 in
Shelf Dimensions: 7 × 20 in / 178 × 508 mm
Shelves: Detachable
Damper: Yes
Ventilation Openings: Yes
Ashtray: Integrated
Fire Grate: Yes
Spark Arrestor: Yes
Chimney: Included
Approximate Set Weight: 54 lbs
Cooking Surface: Yes
Portable: Yes
The manufacturer states that the stove comes with 9 accessories and specifically confirms the following components:
Portable Wood Stove
Chimney Pipe / Chimney Components
Spark Arrestor
Detachable Side Shelves
Fire Grate
Shovel
Scraper
Protective Gloves
Fire Hook
Important Hot-Tent & Carbon Monoxide Safety
Burning wood produces carbon monoxide (CO), a colorless and odorless gas that can cause serious injury or death.
Never use this stove inside a conventional tent, vehicle, RV, enclosed room, or other space not specifically designed and properly configured for wood-stove operation.
For hot-tent use, the shelter must be specifically designed for a wood stove and use a compatible stove jack, chimney configuration, heat protection, ventilation, and required clearances. Follow both the stove manufacturer's and shelter manufacturer's installation requirements.
Use an appropriate carbon monoxide alarm whenever a fuel-burning appliance is operated in a permitted enclosed or semi-enclosed shelter.
The stove body, chimney, shelves, cookware, and nearby metal components can become hot enough to cause severe burns.
Keep children, pets, sleeping equipment, clothing, fuel, and combustible materials safely away from the stove. Protective gloves can reduce incidental contact risk but do not make hot components safe to handle.
Never leave an operating wood stove unattended.
Before removing ash, disassembling the stove, or storing chimney components inside the firebox, allow the entire system and all ashes to cool completely.