Trapezoidal stainless steel tent stove

Story Scene: "Mobile Castle" on Yellowstone Snowfield

Location: A remote campsite surrounded by pine forests in Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming, USA.

Characters: Alison (senior outdoor guide), Ben (photographer, Alison's client), and Ben's beloved dog "Pioneer".

Time: In deep winter, after a blizzard, the sky cleared up, but the temperature dropped as low as minus 15 degrees Celsius and the snow was deep.

Scene unfolding:

The blizzard dyed the world pure white, and the pine branches were bent by the thick snow. After being trapped in the campsite for two days, Alison and Ben finally welcomed a clear but piercing cold morning. They urgently need heating, drying equipment, and a hot meal. Alison decided to use her secret weapon - the trapezoidal stainless steel tent stove designed specifically for harsh environments.

Ben, grab the handle and bring out our 'mobile castle'! "Alison took out the sleek, metallic stove from the sturdy equipment box dragged by the snowmobile. The trapezoidal design makes it more stable in structure and has a lower center of gravity, making it particularly suitable for use inside tents or on uneven snow. The two of them easily unfolded their foldable legs, and the stove stood steadily on the cleared snow.

Look at these two sides of super large and transparent glass! "Exclaimed Ben, even in the cold, the glass was clear and transparent. Alison explained while assembling the 80mm inverted chimney (all components are stored inside the furnace for easy access), "The secret is here - the design of the air intake curtain on the glass. Cold air is drawn in from the bottom and rises along the inside of the glass to form a protective layer, making it difficult for cigarette ash to adhere and maintaining a clear view, especially when burning for a long time in the tent, which is crucial

After the chimney was assembled, Alison showed off a clever device inside the stove: "Look, this foldable fire deflector. To use it in the tent, it must be installed and unfolded. When the Mars rises, it will be blocked by it and bounce back into the stove, absolutely safe and will not burn the tent!" Ben breathed a sigh of relief, his expensive four season tent could not withstand the test of Mars.

Alison skillfully lit a fire. The dry pine wood quickly ignited, and the jumping flames immediately projected warm light through the huge 4mm high borosilicate glass on both sides, becoming the most moving focus in the snowy white world. She precisely adjusted the adjustable air intake damper and adjustable chimney damper: "The damper control is the soul! It needs to be fine tuned on snowy days to ensure that the combustion is sufficient but not too strong." She opened her back to switch the secondary air intake: "Let the air fill in from above, and the secondary combustion will burn cleaner, generate more heat, and save more wood! In this icy and snowy world, every bit of heat is precious

The stove quickly became the core of the campsite:

Heating: Strong thermal radiation disperses the piercing chill, drying damp clothes and boots (tent heating/camping heating). The pioneers curled up comfortably by the stove.

Cooking: Alison placed a huge Dutch grill on top of a huge cooking space. The bottom of the pot has a large contact area and is evenly heated, quickly simmering a steaming hot chili soup (camping cooking). There is also a kettle next to it, providing hot water at any time.

Baking: Alison magically took out the pre prepared corn bread batter, poured it into a heat-resistant baking tray, and placed it in the side oven. The oven space is spacious enough to bake bread, small cakes, or even a chicken, "she pointed to the top of the oven

Convenience: Alison unfolded the black shelf/storage rack and placed it by the fireplace. Above, there are seasonings and coffee cups, and below, there are stored igniters and small tools, neat and convenient. Cleaning is equally simple: wait for the fire to extinguish, take out the wooden ash box, or more thoroughly remove the detachable carbon bed, and pour out the ash. Cleaning on the snow also becomes easy.

As night falls, stars shine like diamonds on the dark blue sky. The warmth inside the tent is like spring, and the fire shines through the large glass windows, casting light and shadow onto the tent walls, like a dreamlike theater. The thick soup on the stove top gurgled, and the tempting sweet aroma of corn bread wafted out of the oven. I set up a camera to capture Alison's focused cooking figure under the fire, as well as the contented sleeping face of the pioneers.

Alison, this stove is really... the savior of Yellowstone winter! "Ben sighed while drinking hot coffee." In the past, when camping, I had to bring a bunch of heaters, burners, ovens, and worried about the safety of the tent. Now this one is taken care of, like a real mobile castle

Alison smiled and patted the sturdy stainless steel furnace wall, saying, "That's right! The trapezoidal design is stable, with two large glass windows for enjoying the fire, anti scalding and fireproofing plates to ensure the safety of the tent, long-lasting transparency of the wind curtain glass, precise and efficient control of the large stove and oven, as well as easy storage and cleaning... Whether you're moving, camping, RV traveling, working in the wilderness like me, or even just having backyard gatherings (home courtyard gatherings and baking), it can handle heating, watching the fire, cooking, and baking in one furnace, allowing you to turn the wilderness into a warm home anywhere

The cold wind of Yellowstone still howls in the pine forest, but this tent lit by a warm fire has become the most solid and warm fortress on the snowfield.