Heat Protection? Re-purposed items?

[Paul_B]

Just curious as to whether anyone uses those little soldering mats under stoves when out and about. I bought one years ago from wickes and use it under trangia using both meths and gas burner. I find it does offer some protection.

I wonder if there's other uses in the outdoors for such a thing? Anything else that has been re-purposed for outdoor use?

 

[Danqrl]

I have used an old fire blanket designed for putting over a burning pan of oil. That worked quite well for me as something to put a trangia meths burner on.

 

[MrEd]

Just curious as to whether anyone uses those little soldering mats under stoves when out and about. I bought one years ago from wickes and use it under trangia using both meths and gas burner. I find it does offer some protection.

I wonder if there's other uses in the outdoors for such a thing? Anything else that has been re-purposed for outdoor use?

I use one for exactly that!

 

[billycoen]

I use the small ground protector from Speedster Stoves,good bit of kit.

 

[Paul_B]

Some people use those fire blankets or welding curtains as a BBQ insulation for cold weather barbecues. At least in America it seems. Photos of Americans in the snow barbecuing with the blankets firmly attached.

 

[nigelp]

I use the small ground protector from Speedster Stoves,good bit of kit.

Useful for candles and midge coils as well.

 

[Allans865]

I use one to sit hot pots and pans on to protect my tent footprint. Great bit of kit.

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