Happybuy Tent Wood Stove 18.3x15x14.17 inch, Camping Wood Stove 304 Stainless Steel With Folding Pipe, Portable Wood Stove 90.6 inch Total Height For Camping, Tent Heating, Hunting, Outdoor Cooking

Exhaust pipe interface with the burning unit is precarious, but if you add metal straping and a few screws an excellent fire pit containment with the removable top, don't see that everywhere--

This stove is not only unsafe, but dangerous.I was extremely excited to pick this stove up on sale, but it only took 5 minutes of burning in it to know I was returning it.The stove is sturdy, and the shelves are probably the most sturdy I've seen on one of these stoves, but that's about where the good news ends.For starters, the chimney mount is not at the high point on the back of the stove, so the smoke has no natural desire to use the chimney. It would much rather vent from every panel gap around the chimney attachment point, the cook top surface, and the door.There are no gaskets on any surface of the stove, meaning the door and cooktop are supposed to be metal on metal connections... They just never had a hope of containing the smoke.The ash tray to let air in, rather than a damper on the front door is also a terrible design flaw. Paired with a furnace floor that only has air holes drilled into a triangle pattern on one side, there was never any hope of having enough air flow for complete combustion unless the door is open.Even if I were to weld the stop shut, and put a gasket in the door, smoke would still leak out of the back where the chimney attaches, and it would never burn thoroughly/completely.Incomplete combustion is one of the most prolific causes of carbon monoxide.This stove is not only unsafe, but dangerous.Do yourself a favor and steer clear.

I'm using this stove in my small garage workshop, and it works well.

I wouldn’t have bought it if I had realized that its draft was so poor. You must use the ash pan opening to regulate it. I put in a secondary grate/screen to help airflow, which did help performance. But the cost/benefit ratio isn’t great. It’s also kind of leaky- smoke wise.

built well, I have for emergency use, so I did not try it yet.