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Petromax Rocket Stove RF33

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The Petromax Rocket Stove rf33 effectively combines stack effect and wood boiler principle, thus achieving an extremely efficient combustion of biomass thanks to an optimal air supply. The L-shaped design of the fuel support, combustion chamber and chimney vent is crucial. Wood, pine cones and so on can be easily provided through the practical support, so that the fire can be optimally regulated. In the combustion chamber the heat is limited to a small space which is protected by the insulated body. The heat escaping from the vent can thus be stored in the cast-iron top and used to cook. The Rocket Stove rf33 is an addition to outdoor kitchen as a robust stove with economical combustion. It is sturdy, durable and easy to use thanks to its handles.


Art.: rf33



  • Height: 33 cm / 13 in

  • Outer diameter (without handles): 23.5 cm / 9.3 in

  • Inner diameter of chimney: 9,4 cm / 3.7 in

  • Dimensions of the feeding door: 7 x 12 cm / 2.8 x 4.7 in

  • Material: stainless steel, cast iron, wood


**PLEASE NOTE THAT DUE TO THE WEIGHT OF THIS ITEM WE MAY NOT BE ABLE TO SHIP OUTSIDE OF MAINLAND UK**

SKU
PX-RF33
Brand:
Petromax
Colour:
Metallic
Fuel Type:
Wood
Body Material:
Stainless Steel
Dimensions:
33 x 23.5
Product Weight (g)
7500
Newest:
2016-01-18 00:00:00
Shipping Group:
STANDARD
Parent Base Price:
125.9500
Lead Time Dropdown:
4 - 6 Weeks
GTIN:
04250435700235

Description


The Petromax Rocket Stove rf33 effectively combines stack effect and wood boiler principle, thus achieving an extremely efficient combustion of biomass thanks to an optimal air supply. The L-shaped design of the fuel support, combustion chamber and chimney vent is crucial. Wood, pine cones and so on can be easily provided through the practical support, so that the fire can be optimally regulated. In the combustion chamber the heat is limited to a small space which is protected by the insulated body. The heat escaping from the vent can thus be stored in the cast-iron top and used to cook. The Rocket Stove rf33 is an addition to outdoor kitchen as a robust stove with economical combustion. It is sturdy, durable and easy to use thanks to its handles.


Art.: rf33



  • Height: 33 cm / 13 in

  • Outer diameter (without handles): 23.5 cm / 9.3 in

  • Inner diameter of chimney: 9,4 cm / 3.7 in

  • Dimensions of the feeding door: 7 x 12 cm / 2.8 x 4.7 in

  • Material: stainless steel, cast iron, wood


**PLEASE NOTE THAT DUE TO THE WEIGHT OF THIS ITEM WE MAY NOT BE ABLE TO SHIP OUTSIDE OF MAINLAND UK**

Specification


SKU
PX-RF33
Brand:
Petromax
Colour:
Metallic
Fuel Type:
Wood
Body Material:
Stainless Steel
Dimensions:
33 x 23.5
Product Weight (g)
7500
Newest:
2016-01-18 00:00:00
Shipping Group:
STANDARD
Parent Base Price:
125.9500
Lead Time Dropdown:
4 - 6 Weeks
GTIN:
04250435700235

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  • 5
    Petromax RF33

    Posted by Mid Wales Backpacker on 15th Apr 2022

    Excellent base camp wood burning stove. Definately not for backpacking! Well engineered and weighty. Very pleased with this as an extension to my stove collection. Some comments: Loading tray is handy. Door needs a catch or prop. I got a bag (elsewhere as not stocked by HH) and would suggest doing so to ease portage and stop soot transferring. Handles good and zero heat transference, very stable and perfect for cast fry pan or Zebra billy. Top marks!

  • 5
    Petromax rocket stove

    Posted by Zoe Rudman on 7th Sep 2021

    This was purchased after seeing one in use on a motorbike camping group… guy had one in a sidecar for transport The stove is beautifully made, quite heavy but engineered very well So easy to light… I placed a couple of pieces of cotton wool balls wiped on Vaseline onto a piece of wooden kindling and lit it with a fire steel The stove has such good ventilation that it burns wood fiercely wry no effort We’ve cooked a few meals on this stove and very pleased It’s more of a base-camp stove or just to enjoy cooking outdoors at home I also bought a travel bag for the stove elsewhere as I couldn’t see one in this store

  • 5
    Brilliant

    Posted by Stagman on 25th Jul 2016

    Had one of these to use when a group of us go out off roading with out 4x4s we have been using wood pelets which burn clean and do not leave a residue on our stainless steel pans Can't recommend this enough but test first with fuel you are going to use to get cleanest burn

  • 5
    Excellent version of a Silver Fire survivor stove

    Posted by Luggy on 3rd Mar 2016

    Once you have got used to wich size fuel to use and it's placement this stove burns smoke less and hot.It will soot up the bottom of pots but even the most clean burn stove will ,just cover the bottom of pans with liquid soap to make them easy to clean .Don't choke the fire box with fuel and it will burn very clean when up to temp. An excellent product perfect for emergency use or camping maybe a little heavy to carry a long way . Check out the reviews of the silver fire stove on youtube you will be impressed.

  • 5
    Good, Hot, Easy, Not for backpacking.

    Posted by Gareth on 11th Feb 2016

    Bought this for a five day sea fishing trip in October - wanted to be able to cook outdoors as much as possible (albeit in the garden of a small seafront cottage). Works flawlessly. Does create a bit of soot on the bottom of pans - mostly if you don't let the flames build up before using. Very hot - I had a cast iron pot , cast iron griddle - both ideal . Also tried a thin steel frying pan which tended to get too hot directly above the flame. Worked so well that in the five days we were away we didn't use the indoor gas hob for anything other than making coffee (and only then because the coffee pot was too small for the outdoor stove). This is a great stove if your camping with the car, or to complement the BBQ in the back garden - more interesting than gas. Too big for backpacking etc.

  • 2
    petromax sooty

    Posted by guy anthony on 3rd Jan 2016

    had this a week now, and tried it with different woods and amounts of same.. bought it to compliment an outdoor cook system in the back yard PROS--- puts out a great amount of heat CONS--- extremely sooty... extremely smokey...... ruins any pan that comes into contact with it....ruined nice skillet, took 2 hrs to clean...... device itself gets filthy, difficult to clean...very smelly and taintd food..... nothing you cant make out of stones or bricks.... very expensive..... constant feeding of wood into chamber makes it onerous work... wild claims by manufacturers on the burn efficiency basically over stating lack of smoke and soot plus claims of secondary burn etc All in all once purchased, its a white elephant and wont be used because of the above... suitable if absolutely nothing else is available... totally dissapointed