Red Mountain Valley 47-inch Outdoor Fire Pit & Wood Burning 360° Grill for Backyard & Patio

I originally bought this for my tiny house. Propane has gotten too expensive. Out of the tent stoves this is actually the one suggested online due to its durability and seal on the door. you have to make sure to tighten the screws on the door while holding the door level to make sure it seals. 4 bolt holes wouldnt allow screws to go in. Dont worry if it happens to you. screw in as far as it allowes and tap with hammer. Not too hard! Unscrew it and screw it back in and repeat with hammer until its through. Check screw holes with screws BEFORE trying to add the legs. Dont try the hammer trick with the leg on you dont want to damage it. The pipe is heavy and weighs more than the stove itself! Make sure to burn off all the manufacturers chemicals on the stove outside before installing. You should do that with all woodstoves anyway. To install this in my house I will have to use a good solid holder for the pipe since its really heavy. It does lean some when all of them are on. I have not found the right fitting to put the pipe through the roof. If the price stays lower I will buy a second stove as a back up or maybe to add to my greenhouse. I currently still have mine sitting outside and have been cooking on it during this heat to keep the house cook. Everyone needa to consider an outside cooking source. Outdoor cooking during this heat its the best. I have cooked soup, rice, fat girl toast ( butter both side of the bread and cook it like a grilled cheese on both sides. Use real butter) I will be seeing about getting a small metal pan with a metal lid to try baking bread in it. Thats an experiment for the future. I love this stove. If you need a way to cook outside, heat water, heat a tiny house or tent, heat a green house or have an emergency for winter power outages I highly suggest it!!!