Matting to sit woodburner on

[teflon]

"...embers falling out the door..." should have given me a clue that it wasn't yer common garden hobo stove. Sorry. 8/

 

[myotis]

"...embers falling out the door..." should have given me a clue that it wasn't yer common garden hobo stove. Sorry. 8/

Or even the suggested size of 1m x 1m

But no problem.

Graham

 

[teflon]

Or even the suggested size of 1m x 1m

Just thought you were being careful. 8]

 

[Ogri the trog]

What about modifying or replacing the groundsheet with something that you can fold/roll back when using the stove. Any hot ashes would then fall onto bare ground!

Ogri the trog

 

[mountainm]

What about modifying or replacing the groundsheet with something that you can fold/roll back when using the stove. Any hot ashes would then fall onto bare ground!

Ogri the trog

Simple pure Genius...

 

[myotis]

What about modifying or replacing the groundsheet with something that you can fold/roll back when using the stove. Any hot ashes would then fall onto bare ground!

Ogri the trog

Thanks, but that's how it's set up now, its the ground I am trying to protect.

Graham

 

[teflon]

Fibreglass might do it. Layers of matting sandwiched together. Could even be rolled for transport. Cheap to replace too.

Again, just thinking aloud.

 

[myotis]

Fibreglass might do it. Layers of matting sandwiched together. Could even be rolled for transport. Cheap to replace too.

Again, just thinking aloud.

I think the welding mats are made from fibreglass, but then coated with something to. All told, I am erring towards just buying a welding mat.

Graham

 

[FerlasDave]

A baking tray with legs attatched?

 

[myotis]

A baking tray with legs attatched?

I'm not sure it even needs legs attached, I currently use an oven tray to do the same job for a firebox, and its probably big enough to sit on the ground under the stove door. I may well just end up doing that, but I had in my mind a much larger area of protected ground would be useful.

Thanks,

Graham

 

[mountainm]

I'm not sure it even needs legs attached, I currently use an oven tray to do the same job for a firebox, and its probably big enough to sit on the ground under the stove door. I may well just end up doing that, but I had in my mind a much larger area of protected ground would be useful.

Thanks,

Graham

Maybe combine this with fire retardant canvas...

 

[myotis]

Maybe combine this with fire retardant canvas...

Good idea, that may well be the solution.

Thanks,

Graham