3 Burner Propane Stove 32,300 BTU High-Efficiency Tempered Glass Auto-Ignition Gas Burner Stove Top with CSA Hose for Outdoor RV Camping Emergency Cooking

Look nice ! Easy to assemble. Works great.

Maravilloso

Yo se los compré a mis padres y hasta el momento si le ha gustado

The stove was packaged an original box in another box. I was afraid it was going to be broken but the factory packaging was in great shape and the stove arrived in great shape. The Amazon box was actually falling apart. Now the stove looks great. I look forward to to using it camping. It’s nice and large. It looks easy to keep clean. I can use a 20 lbs LPG tank instead of a 1 lb tank. Got it quickly and you can’t beat the price.

The glass just shattered without any warning and almost cut my wife. This product is very dangerous as the glass shatters when too hot.

Has been working well so far! Cleans very nicely. The little burner only seems to have one setting.... Which is "on"... Since you can't control the the fire to be high or low. But it works for little pans.

I just got this & have only used it once. It’s a handsome unit and seems to be good quality. It was easy to set up and worked perfectly right out of the box. It even came with a little wrench to attach the gas hose (also included). I got it because its large burners are higher BTUs than most others & I hate underpowered burners. Well, I used it outside in a pretty good breeze & easily boiled about a gallon of water for some crawfish. It recovered to a full boil pretty quickly after adding the crawfish to the water. All done with the lid on the pot. Unless things change with more use, it was definitely worth the price.

Excellent

I am so happy with this order! This was intended for the cabin in addition to the wood stove, but it turns out that it will be even more useful than that. The item came well packaged and protected in a waterproof box (great touch). All pieces were included. The stove itself, of course, plus the hose with its regulator, a small wrench attached to the hose, plus an extra set of rubber feet and an extra control knob. There is nothing much to assemble. Just place the stand on the burner and attach the hose with the included wrench, and voilà, you're ready to go! My son decided to cook some fish'n chips last night and instead of using the kitchen stove, he decided to set up the burner outside on the BBQ's side shelf and deep fry the most delicious fish'n chips ever! It was not too cold outside, at -1°C, so this was perfect. The stove ignited without any problem and the temperature remained even. The flame's intensity was easy to control. He used to be a chef, and he says that it was comparable to any gaz stove that he had used in restaurants before. As a bonus, there was no lingering odour from the fish or deep frying in the kitchen! What more could you ask? So I believe that we will not always leave it at the cabin but we will carry it back and forth to use it at home too, and not only during power outages.

I ordered this stove thinking it would be a nice upgrade to the little backpacker stove I normally use. This is a great looking stove, but it’s bigger than I was expecting and I missed the fine print that it won’t work with the small LPG bottles I normally take camping. It does say this in the corner on one of the product images but you have to be looking carefully to see it. It’s not mentioned in the actual text at all, so any vision impaired person might make the same mistake I did. It’s for larger bottles (that we don’t have), and they are pretty expensive to buy, so I don’t see us actually using this stove. It’s a shame because I love that it has an automatic igniter and the glass top is easy to clean. However it doesn’t come with any type of bag or case so I’d be quite hesitant to just throw it in with all the camping gear with no protection in case the glass got scratched. It comes with a hose and it has the wrench attached so you can’t lose it. I think it would be good for maybe an RV/campervan, a balcony or patio, a cabin or to use at home during a power cut. As long as you actually have a large gas bottle, this is a very nice stove. If you don’t have a large gas bottle you are on the hook for a significant expense to get and fill one, and even adapters are quite expensive (and I’m not totally sure if it would be ok to use an adapter with this stove). I’m deducting a star only because the text description should have mentioned the gas bottle size limitation, it’s not good enough to have a tiny bit of text in the corner of a photo that’s easy to miss. The stove is unuseable without the right size bottle.

This is a review for the TopFleme 1 Burner Propane Stove. This is quite a bit larger than I was expecting. This is large enough for a canning pot or a larger stock pot. This will be perfect in the fall for canning outdoors to prevent steaming up the house. I am very excited about that aspect. It is sturdy enough to hold a large cast iron fry pan or Dutch oven. It has a double burner that automatically engages and disengages the larger outer burner based on the temperature setting. We also cook outside when camping. This will work great for both larger and smaller pots and pans because of the double burner. It comes with a spare temperature dial and four spare rubber feet. There is a wrench attached to the propane hose that allows you to remove the hose from the burner for storage. The glass top is smooth and cleans easily. The hose is long enough to keep the propane tank at a reasonable distance from the burner. The hose is pretty rigid, and you need to manage it properly. It is a well thought out burner.

So this arrived in a well package box, I open it up and inside is the burner itself, the hose with regulator, a wrench to attach the hose, the metal grate that goes on top of the burner, a smaller piece of metal to go on it and finally a spare package of feet and knob. Oh, there are instructions too. For me, the biggest issue was whether or not I should be putting teflon tape on the hose connection, I see there is a rubber seal inside, but should I be using teflon. The instructions were not clear. I went with teflon, and used the included wrench to tighten the nut on the regulator hose. I hooked it up to a 10 lbs propane bottle (note, it only connects to large bottles, not the little portable ones). I turn the knob, the igniter sparks and it lit no issue. It seems to work on higher volume, but when you turn it down, on mine, the inner burner went off, but was still letting propane out, so I think I turned it too low. OK, so all that being said, it is a functional single burner, the size is pretty decent, but for camping, it is a little larger than one would like. Actually it is not the size that is the issue, but more so the unwieldliness of it. The hose connects to the back of the burner, I would have preferred a 90 degree fitting on the back so it doesn't take up as much room. I am probably going to do that myself so that it fits into a plastic tub for transport. As someone else mentioned, good luck getting this back into the box, I did manage it, but you're not going to want to transport it this way and put the hose on each time. Anyways, all in all this is a decent single burner that will work for camping or around the house for canning or whatever. I do like the glass top and overall I like the burner itself, just a couple of minor issues for me.

This propane stove is a solid option for camping trips, emergency backup cooking, or just having a day at the park. It heats up quickly and puts out plenty of fire power which makes it easy to boil water or cook full meals without waiting. The auto-ignition works as expected which is really convenient so you don't need to deal with matches or lighters outdoors. The tempered glass top is sleek and is surprisingly easy to wipe clean after cooking. It's definitely well-built and not flimsy like some portable burners. I also appreciate that the CSA hose is included so setup was straightforward and ready to use right out of the box. Overall, it’s a dependable, efficient single-burner stove that’s great for camping, RV use, or as an emergency kitchen backup. Compact, powerful, and easy to use. Definitely a handy piece of gear to have around.