Will it withstand heat from a Coleman camp stove?
187905
it is painted, so the paint may peel due to the heat from the stove. I would say no.
187906
Yes. The table is painted aluminum just like so many other tables including the Coleman tables.
187907
While the top is fabricated in aluminum, the legs do wabble a bit. Since the stove is rather heavy...I would not do this myself. Doesn't Coleman make a base for the stove that they would recommend.
187908
Yes. The heat won't be a issue. Your Coleman camp stove shouldn't be producing much heat from the bottom. If it is getting hot enough to melt surfaces when you cook on it, you may have an issue with your stove that is potentially dangerous. However, it is wobbly. I always bring a 4ft folding table out to the site to act as my cooking surface/prep/storage area.
187909
Most likely if you don't burn the webbing holding the slats together. although the thought of this table and a camp stove would be a little shakey!
346664
yea it is heat resistant , you can put a lighter to it and nothing will happen, although ur cook top will be much hotter.
856648
I have not used mine in a tent yet but I use it in my Motorhome and do not believe it would be a problem. I have 2 of them now and the unit itself does not get Hot.
1040537
We used in it the backcountry over an alcohol stove and had no problems with anything sticking or burning. I'm sure it would depend on what you were cooking to some extent but cleaning it after use was very easy.
1876406
I wouldnt have a problem in a camper but a tent has a different rating. It is a very protected face although it puts out a lot of heat you don't see the elements. I personally would use it but it would be your call.
1599171
Not on a camp stove. When at the edge of the coals of a larger fire the handles do get hot though. Use a few layers of heavy duty aluminum foil for a lid, it works great.
413894
My experience has been that it is indeed heat resistant. I have placed pots from stove directly on the cutting board and all was good! I have 2 of these that are on my counter tops- one by my stove and one by the sink. They are great!!!
617629
Yes, I use mine on that stove. It will not fit inside the closed stove for storage & transport - the Coleman one does.
698813
It does say NOT to put heated items like grills on it. And the top is clearly not made to be heat resistant. That said, I'll admit that I used a pretty heavy duty 1800W electric grill on it outdoors without issue or warping after a few uses.
2038435
I have a gas stove and use this pot often; not sure what temperature it can withstand, but certain it would be a high temperature. It has a heavy bottom and heats evenly. I mostly use it for soups and stews.
437586
It is heavy metal. Should stand up to such use, although I have always used a propane stove.
2272182
mine has lasted for over a year maybe two. I use it on electric stove top. I read people have used it outdoors while camping. it's made very sturdy and I'm sure will last a long time with normal everyday use.
2266929
I'm unsure of how much heat it can withstand. You can layer it it's pretty sticky.
1062231
I would be weary. this is an ultra light backpacking stove and a pot that big would defeat that all together.I do think it would support the weight but the would be a large risk for tipping! this device is smaller than a pack of smokes.
508351
I would not recommend this griddle for use on a campfire. Being how it is aluminum the excess and uneven heat that a campfire produces would, in all likelihood, permanently warp the griddle. Also, excess heat will cause the nonstick coating to separate from the griddle. For camping best go with a cast iron griddle or make one from relatively thick plate steel. Weld horseshoes on the ends for handles to complete the outdoors character.
610136
I have a high BTU burner on my gas cooktop and it works fine, I would see no difference using it on a campfire.
2252675
Should be okay. That's the beauty of catalytic heat; it requires little oxygen and produces little CO. I have used it in tents, boats, etc. with no problems. Just don't put it close to anything combustible; it does get very hot.