Propane Gas Stove,4 Burner Gas StovePortable Gas Stove Auto Ignition Camping Stainless Steel Stove 4 Burner LPG for RV, Apartment,Outdoor

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Looks great and works even better! The protective plastic was hard to remove because they assembled it and the plastic was under the screws... it looks so nice when you remove the plastic it's worth the extra time to pick off the plastic...great value for the money.

We are building a small, easy to heat house for the cold winter months. Spring, summer, and fall we live in a yurt, which is basically a glorified tent with minimal insulation....This gas burner stove fits in our small kitchenette, and works great. In the yurt we have been using a two-burner propane camping stove. This is basically a nice, four-burner version, but without the folding lid.It is great for an RV, small cottage/cabin, or for car camping.If the stove is sitting on, or mounted to a counter, it is great. There are a couple things that would enhance the car camping experience...The bottom of the stove is open. Great for cleaning, bad for packing in a car and having gear snag, bend, or otherwise damage the wires or hoses. A removable bottom cover would be nice. Pop it off to clean any gunk that spilled, put it on to protect the ignition wires and other "underneath stuff". The other issue is that the inner burner rings and the black burner grates are only held in place by gravity, and that doesn't work when things are tipped, bumped, or packed in a vehicle in less than a horizontal position.A carrying bag for the burner rings and grates would be nice. Even nicer, spring clips that kept them attached to the stove, but easily removable for cleaning. Nicer still would be a cover that attached to the top to protect the surface and held the burner rings and grates in place during storage and transport.The stove itself works great. It is a nice addition to our little living space. The issues I mentioned would come into play if the stove was to be used for car camping, picnics, or even if moved from the garage shelf to the backyard on a regular basis.

Cooking outside

Small pans will not sit on the burners.

This cooktop does work, and all 4 burners light on the first try. Quality of materials is sub-par, however. The steel body is VERY thin - slightly thicker than a disposable foil pan. The burner plates are also very thin steel - not cast iron which they should be in my opinion. All of the pieces were loose in the box just rattling around EXCEPT the rubber feet. If I intend to use this I'll have to buy my own. Lastly, it ships with a blue plastic film covering the steel shell that is difficult to remove. In order to get it all off I will have to disassemble it. Must be stored flat unless you take all the burners off as everything just sits on top, unsecured to the main body of the cooktop. The regulator/hose appears serviceable, but I used my own as the tank is far away from the countertop. The whole unit is fairly compact for a 4-burner and it's not overly heavy. If you just plan on leaving it in place, it'll do fine as it's easy to light and easy to clean, but it's definitely not what I would call portable. Not sure how long it will last, but I'll use it when we have large gatherings and the grill is not enough. For the price I would recommend looking around for a better option though, especially if you plan to store it or take it along camping or whatever.

This came in handy during a 12 hour long power outage we had. We didn't have a way to cook because everything we have is electric. I used this and we were able to make some good meals no problem. Plenty of room to cook different things at once. Easy to use and looks good too. I got this mainly for camping but it saved the day that day. I didn't have a problem with it relighting the flame.