Estimated UK delivery in 1–5 working days from order confirmation.
This 7000W twin-burner camping stove lets you cook two parts of a meal at once outside the van. Independent controls, an integrated windscreen and a frame that folds flat make it a practical outdoor kitchen for longer stays.
Two burners for cooking outside the van
One ring is fine for a brew. Two rings mean pasta and sauce at the same time, or eggs alongside a kettle. Each burner has its own control, so you can simmer on one side and boil on the other. The wide grates take frying pans, grill pans and kettles.
The integrated windscreen helps keep the flames steady on an exposed pitch. This stove is for outdoor use only. Set it up on a stable surface away from the van, awnings and dry grass, and check local and campsite fire rules first. When you are done, let it cool, fold it flat and stow it securely for the drive. Our camping cookware set gives you pans to match.
Key details
- Type: twin-burner camping stove
- Power: 7000W double burner
- Controls: independent control for each burner
- Wind protection: integrated windscreen
- Grates: wide, suit frying pans, grill pans and kettles
- Storage: folds flat
- Use: outdoors only
- What's included: one twin-burner stove
Common questions
How powerful is the 7000W twin-burner camping stove?
It is a 7000W double burner. Each burner has its own control.
Can I use the twin-burner camping stove inside my van?
No. Use it outdoors only, in a suitable location, and follow the manufacturer's instructions and campsite fire rules.
Will the twin-burner stove store in a van locker?
It folds flat for compact transport and storage, so it can slide into a locker or under a bed.
What pans fit the twin-burner camping stove?
The wide grates suit frying pans, grill pans and kettles.
Delivery & questions
Estimated UK delivery: 1–5 working days from order confirmation, including processing
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