Height of the burners: Awkward. We keep my camp home pretty simple. I've an old patio table on my cabin porch; the Coleman Gas Stove Prices and this Camp cook oven sit side-by-side up for grabs. That sets the burners (throughout the oven) at about shoulder height. So it is easy to understand in to the range to view the bakies making yes they truly are baking, browning, bubbling, etc. But, it really is hard to see into the pans through to the burners -- as well as more difficult to saute correctly.

However, we believe it is very convenient to possess 2 extra burners whenever I'm staying away from the range. Warm a little water to prepared it for after-dinner dishes; steam some vegetables for supper... We have been using a coleman foldable range for a long time, and also this is much more like cooking in the cooking area in the home. We bake cookies, rolls and deserts at camp today effortlessly. This has been a large hit with the Turtle Bluff Sportsman's Association.

I could recommend it to whoever wants to prepare quality dishes in a primitive environment. We do use a bulk 20 pound cylinder with adaptor for fuel. The two burners at the top are an additional plus. We brew coffee and then make pancakes while baking. This will gold watches additionally double for our crisis food preparation equipment during energy outages in the home. I'm very impressed with the overall fit and finish of this oven/stove. The range does get very hot.

With the knob turned to lower, The oven will hit 425 and stay indeed gold watches there. If you'd like lower heat, you then must prop the oven door ready to accept reduce temps. This is accomplished by opening the door towards the very first preset hold place, or you might wedge one thing in the middle the oven door and shut the door gently to help keep the range cracked available.