Is this a good set for use in a small travel trailer? Our stovetop is propane flame. Also do they stack small and are they relatively lightweight?
166798
We are very happy with the set; good quality and relatively light weight. They stack and therefore are very compact to store. We use them in our motorhome on a propane stove and they cook evenly. We may buy a second set for my brother's motorhome.
166799
Great quality stuff. They are heavy and very durable, however they do stack small.
166800
I can highly recommend this set. We purchased this set 6 months ago and have been very impressed with the quality of it. It has heavy bases and just feels solid. The handles are robust. It's easy to clean. I don't think you could get a better stacking cookware set.
166801
We use it on our boat due to limited storage area, plus we like to avoid no-stick crap. It is very high quality, not flimsy, and has a good secure handle arrangement. It's been all we hoped for when we bought it.
166802
Yes, they fit together into a very small bundle, but they are not light. The shipping weight on the description is 13.4#. They are thick-bottomed so you'll have more even heating. I use these everyday and am very happy that I have them.
166803
Our stove is propane also, and we've had no issues with the pots. Everything stacks inside the large pot with the sautee pan turned upside down and used as a lid; the bungee cord secures the two together so that even if the whole packages tips over, it shouldn't spill open. There's a good picture of how it stacks at www.magmaproducts.com/Products/Cookware/A10-360L/a10-360l.html. They are definitely NOT lightweight, and I see this as a plus. These are very high quality, and you will be surprised at how heavy it all is.
166804
They are not lightweight. They are great, nesting, durable and substantial stainless steel. I bought a set for my 31 foot fishing boat. They take up little space and include all pans that I need to cook with and I am a foodie.
166805
This is a great set. Good quality stainless, they cook very even and hold the heat, and they stack into a compact and convenient set.
166806
They are not particularly lightweight, as one would expect from good cookware. But they're not cast iron, either. I use mine on a propane stove on my boat and it's great. Space is at a premium so small size was important to me. I recommend this set without reservation.
1397763
The weight of this set is not a factor. It's very light for the quality of something that packs up so small. We bought it for our 13 foot travel trailer which is large enough for two people and two dogs and it fits into the small cubby we allow for cookware. I totally recommend this particular set after looking at a lot of high priced 'backpackable' sets whatever the weight penalty this set is worth it.dataman
1900484
Absolutely! This is great quality cookware with wonderful heat distribution. Not lightweight, by any stretch of the imagination. Would be wonderful for a small kitchen with very little storage space, because it all nests together, even the extra colander basket and non-stick saute skillet. The only reason they are not in my indoor kitchen is that I use primarily 12 inch skillets to cook on a daily basis, to allow for more volume. I can definitely recommend this set for household use. You may need an extra handle, if it's your only cookware.
2113708
Hey, Happy,The stove comes with a propane element that can be hooked up to a seperate ( not supplied propane tank). It will not work on the small camping stove type canisters. I love the stove and have found it to be very effective with charcoal briquetts. I highly reccomend the manual, and the oven cover. A great buy from Amazon.
804611
Your camping stove should definitely be fine on the table. It's sturdy for what it is and if you keep it safe from wet elements, it will last you. It's been one of our favorite BBQ accessory purchases
1285592
They are definitely heavy enough to use over a fire but there is a drawback. The clip on handles will melt if subjected to too much direct heat. In using them on my gas cooktop in my RV I once used too high of a flame and started getting damage to the bottom edge of the handle next to the side of the pan. Lesson learned. Also, they are an awfully nice pan to subject them to the blackening etc. you get with campfire cooking. I carry a couple of smaller good old fashioned cast iron skillets and dutch oven in the basement of the RV for campfire cooking.
1206782
I love this set. I've used it as a dutch oven and as a skillet both on charcoal and on a gas stove. It's great both for camping and at home. It works well in the oven too. The only thing about this set is that with these handles, you have to get really close to it to take it off the coals or to open the cover instead of using a long dutch oven hook on a center loop handle on the cover. And there's no lip around the edge of the cover to help keep the coals on the cover. But it's still really useful and versatile.
30550
I bought mine to use on our gas stove to help even out the temps for simmering. This is an excellent product & I think it is light enough to lift & move with tongs (I got the smaller size). I just let mine cool down before moving it. The finish/coating? not sure about that but (it's like a solid disk) is rugged, not any cheap enamel or anything which would chip or peel off.... hope this helps. I would buy this for camp type cooking !!
452904
I don't know. You will need to check the description of the item. We use ours on a gas stove in our travel trailer and they have been more than satisfactory. Their weight and the distribution of heat is outstanding.
2072691
The stove is good but the connector to the propane is a hard line and cannot be adapted to use with a large tank so it only works with the small tanks. This is adisapointment
1692052
I do not believe you can. The trailer systems are pressure regulated at the propane bottles. The stove pressure regulator is the connector to the stove itself and designed to have propane bottle pressure at the connector regulator. Tapping into your external gas tap would give you a low pressure problem at the stove. I would not do it. Buy the adapter hose and run it off a 20lb or 10lb propane bottle. I use a 10lb bottle I got from camping world it is small and stores easily. Saves $ by not using the disposable bottles. Hope this helps.
1815590
I used the small fold down stove that you put on top of a propane tank and it was fine , I hope that helps. I normally use them on a normal Coleman stove, but the work on the small one too.
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.
960121
Yes. I have used it with great success on a two burner propane stove as well as on a two burner propane stove in a popup camper. Although the stove inside the trailer has three burners, the stove just sits on one of them. We just got back from a camping trip, and I used the oven almost daily for biscuits and sweet rolls. The oven is a bit fussy in setting it up, but it works quite well.
962134
We have a gas stove and it works fine just remwmber dont go over medium heat with it. Hubby does not like it, he says it is too small but i like it and the size is fine for me! :) He had his heart set on a cast iron one I think is why he did not like it.
286073
My travel trailer's stove has gas burners. The cover sits right on top of the grate covering the burners.
1312729
Jazzer, you'll want to purchase the Esbit Ultralight Folding Stainless Steel Pot Stand that tightly holds the burner and allows pots to sit on top. I used mine on a multi-day backpacking trip and it worked quite well.