Dutch Oven Guide: Everything You Need to Know About the Dutch Oven
Heavy. Rugged. Virtually indestructible. The Dutch Oven is one of the oldest cooking utensils in the world—and at the same...
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Eco-friendly adventure: Lifts portable stoves, prevents fire debris
Efficient Use: Optimizes the fire pit for outdoor activities
Easy storage: The legs can be easily stowed inside the freestanding stove
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Description
Description
Les pieds en acier inoxydable permettent de soulever la petite cuisinière enfichable Petromax (#fb1) pour une aventure en plein air optimisée et respectueuse de l'environnement.
Respectueux de l'environnement et efficace
Ces quatre pieds soulèvent la cuisinière enfichable Petromax (#fb1) de presque 4 cm. L'espace ainsi créé entre la cuisinière et le sol permet de laisser le foyer sans résidus de combustion.
Rangement facile
Les pieds en acier inoxydable sont aussi faciles à ranger et à transporter que la cuisinière elle-même, en rangeant facilement les pieds dans la cuisinière repliée. Le sac de transport et de rangement en tissu ripstop extrêmement résistant à la déchirure et à l'usure est idéal pour cela, il peut aussi accueillir le support du four par exemple.
Spécifications
Spécifications
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Données techniques
Utilisation, consignes d'entretien et de sécurité
Utilisation, consignes d'entretien et de sécurité
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