Kerosene Stove Heater,Stainless Steel Space Universal Handy
Kerosene Stove Heater,Stainless Steel Space Universal Handy Outdoor Kerosene Stove Burner Camping Oil Paraffin Heaters,camping Gas Stove for Indoor Outdoor Patio (2)
| Model | HURBERY586731_7816972/HURBERY586731_7816973/HURBERY586731_6622317/HURBERY586731_7816974/HURBERY586731_6622316/HURBERY586731_6622318 |
| Type | Radiation, red heating, round |
| Protective | Fixed/Movable |
| Tank capacity (L) | 4.5 |
| Fuel | Pure kerosene |
| Output (BTU) | 9000-10000 |
| Fuel consumption (Lh) | 0.24-0.28 |
| Wick | Cylindrical glass fiber, inner diameter 95mm |
| Length*width(cm) | 32.5 *32.5*45/47 |
| Weight: | 5.43 kg |
| Dimensions: | 32.5 x 32.5 x 47 cm; 5.43 Kilograms |
| Brand: | Gelory |
| Model: | HURBERY586731_7816973 |
| Colour: | 2 |
| Dimensions: | 32.5 x 32.5 x 47 cm; 5.43 Kilograms |
I got this in Dec 2022 at 138.99
When it arrived it was only the stove and gloves, no carrier, spare wick or funnel.
For my garden cabin, cracking piece of kit, have been toasty at night even at 0 outside, couple with stove top fan and you’ll be sleeping naked
I USE IT I N MY BATHROOM AND MY GREENHOUSE, AND A EMERGENCY HEAT SOURCE
It’s excellent. There’s a slight hint of paraffin when lit, but that could be a characteristic of the fuel I’m using. It’s a great addition to my workshop. Also works as a back up heater indoors or camping should I need it. It’s a fair size though so don’t be thinking it’s something you can take on a hike with you!
It smells bad and wouldn’t recomend stay in closed room with it but it works perfect for my work shop preheating for few hours before work or after to keep dampness and mould away
To be fair we didn’t even use this item – it was far too big for my 6 x 4 ft Glasshouse. It did however seem well made and really good value (compared with others elsewhere). I would love if they made a half-sized version.
Now the not so good/bad bits. The general fit of parts, from an engineering view point is poor. Nothing lines up quite right. Replacing/Cleaning the wick is a real pain as it’s almost impossibile to get it to accept the wick evenly so you end up with a very uneven burn. Normally I’d just trim the wick but the wicks supplied are fibreglass wicks which are non-trimable. Burn rate is listed as 0.25-0.3 Ltrs/H from using it I’d say that was very optimistic and a more realistic burn rate is 0.4 – 0.6 Ltrs/H.
One last point to note the wick holder has not had the sharp edges burred off, you will cut your hands to pieces so you MUST WEAR WORK GLOVES not those flimsy things that are supplied, they are only to stop parafin getting on your skin when filling the heater.
Overall you get what you pay for and with a little bit of care this heater is a decent buy.
Well made item but does give off plenty of fumes once lit, it produces plenty of hea
Once i filled the tank with four litres of paraffin using a funnel i waited ten minutes for the wick to soak up the fuel before raising the wick and lifting the chimney to light. After initial smoking and minor adjustments to the wick level it burned very cleanly. I carried out first fill and lighting outside following advice from other reviews and would recommend. I don’t think i would carry this filled by the handle but otherwise have no issues or concerns.
Very economical for good off-grid heating
In fact it is so good that I have purchased another style of paraffin stove which will also be put to good use.
No complaints at all.
It does a good job of heating a room.
My house is small but open plan downstairs. It heats all of it very well and of course heat rises so it warms upstairs too.
That said, it’s portable so it can be carried upstairs anyway.
It does of course smell of paraffin but it’s no worse than the smell of lit candles.
I’m using this as a way of trying to avoid enormous gas bills.
But I will also use it when I go camping, especially as you can cook with it too.
I gave it four stars as the build quality isn’t as good as you’d expect from a brand like Coleman.