Camp Chef Alpine Heavy Duty Cylinder Stove

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Alpine Heavy Duty Cylinder Stove

There is no fiddling around after purchase trying to find a damper, internal log grate, spark arrestor, or accessory shelves.These items in addition to a five-piece nesting pipe are included with our Alpine Cylinder Stove package.

Each component is designed to fit inside the stove, along with the removable legs, for easy storage and transport. We have even drilled the hole for you for installing your pipe damper.

A roomy cook top and door damper makes it easy to control the heat for cooking chores. If you need more hot water the stove has been designed to take a standard wood stove water heater and it will also nest inside.

Whether you are an outfitter or just a lover of wall tent camping, you will be hard pressed to find a wood burning cylinder stove that has the value added features of the Alpine Heavy Duty Cylinder Stove.

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Camp Chef:The Way To Cook Outdoors

Whether you are an outfitter or just a lover of wall tent camping, you will be hard pressed to find a wood burning stove that has the value added features of the Alpine Heavy Duty Cylinder Stove. There is no fiddling around after the purchase trying to find a damper, internal log grate, spark arrestor, or accessory shelves. These items in addition to a five piece nesting pipe are included with our Alpine Stove package.

Each component is designed to fit inside the stove, along with the removable legs, for easy storage and transport. We have even drilled the hole for you for installing your pipe damper. A roomy cook top and door damper makes it easy to control the heat for cooking chores. If you need more hot water the stove has been designed to take a standard wood stove water heater and it will also nest inside.

FEATURES:

Wide form shelf/drying rack
Adjustable legs for uneven ground
All parts store neatly inside stove for easy transportation
Features water tank brackets (tank sold separately)
5" / 12.7 cm diameter chimney pipe (over 10 ft. / 3 meters total height)
Chimney includes 5" / 13 cm damper
Wire spark arrestor
Fire grate in bottom to protect the base from overheating
Heavy duty steel construction
20" / 51 cm x 7" / 18 cm multipurpose shelf/drying racks that can dry clothes, dishes or store items
Flat top surface provides an area to cook on

Specifications:

Stove Dimensions: 20" W x 24" D x 22 1/2" H / 51 cm x 61 cm x 57 cm
Shelf/Drying Rack Dimensions: 22" x 7" / 51 cm x 18 cm
5" / 13 cm diameter, 10 ft. / 3 m chimney pipe
Total Weight: 74 lbs. / 33.5 kgs.

About Camp Chef:

Great tasting food will always bring people together and Camp Chef has that figured out. As an industry leading manufacture for more than 20 years, Camp Chef produces high quality products offering efficient ways to cook for almost any outdoor gathering. From social functions to campouts or even dinner on the back patio, Camp Chef can do it all.

In 1990, Camp Chef was established on the idea that there just had to be a better way to cook outdoors. The founder and president of the company, Ty Measom, recognized many campers and sportsman had an interest in outdoor cooking but were struggling with what cooking equipment was available to them. That is when he designed a stove that would meet the needs of the avid outdoorsman.

That simple stove design later became the Pro 60 and evolved to include the most versatile cooking system on the market by incorporating accessories to simplify and diversify any outdoor menu. BBQ boxes, flattop griddles, and pizza ovens now give users the ability to grill, griddle, bake, boil, brew fry, stream, and even cook Dutch oven - all on a single Camp Chef stove.

After being in the campsite for nearly 10 years, Camp Chef began producing quality cast iron cookware with its signature True-Seasoned Finish. Another 10 years later Camp Chef addressed the demand for a versatile outdoor cooking system at home. Today there are several stoves, smokers, fire pits and more, designed specifically with the home and patio in mind. However, the roots of the company are in the great outdoors, continuing to give people the opportunity to experience nature without sacrificing a hearty meal.

Camp Chef is located in the heart of Cache Valley, Utah, surrounded by the beautiful Bear River Mountain Range, a perfect site for product testing. Each product is a result of Camp Chef''s dedication to outdoor cooking and its pledge to improve and create new products that fulfill the needs of its highly valued customers.

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Product Dimensions

‎24 x 20 x 22.5 inches

Item Weight

‎74 pounds

Manufacturer

‎Camp Chef

ASIN

‎B002G55XXQ

Item model number

‎CS14

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4.7 out of 5 stars 892Reviews

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#214,461 in Sports & Outdoors (See Top 100 in Sports & Outdoors) #526 in Camping Stoves

Is Discontinued By Manufacturer

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Q: Does this unit burn clean....no smoke. Could it be used in small home ? Any safety conc…

A: I put mine in the fireplace, cut the legs off to be about 3" long and got some articulatin…

John E Schultz | 1 year ago

Q: at the very bottom and front, how far apart are the feet of the legs? going to get a drip …

A: Here''s a thought....why not put patio blocks under the entire stove !
That way, you can ma…

vb | 5 years ago

Q: “Is this stove a cheap chinese knockoff of the original american made cylinder stove?

A: Absolutely not!!!! I bought this for emergency uses....but used it once to test it out. …

ginger | 4 years ago

Q: What is the actual hole size for the pipe... I want to use actual stove pipes not that ret…

A: A strong 4-15/16". Thats what mine measures anyway. The pipe it comes with slides down the…

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CampingGrampsVerified Purchase Don''t hesitate Reviewed in the United States on March 1, 2017Style: Stove I did almost a year of research on this type of stove before deciding to buy the Camp Chef Alpine. I don''t do enough arctic camping to invest in the more expensive ones available, so my perceptions may not be what you can relate to, but nonetheless, here goes my... See more I did almost a year of research on this type of stove before deciding to buy the Camp Chef Alpine. I don''t do enough arctic camping to invest in the more expensive ones available, so my perceptions may not be what you can relate to, but nonetheless, here goes my review.

First off, this is a solid, tank built stove. All the welds on my unit are solid and neat. Legs go on great and the door, though not air tight, is as close as you can get without having a gasket. Actually the tolerance is so close you couldn''t put a gasket on, much less the cement for it, it''s that good. All the parts fit very well. I must comment on another''s comment about the first section of vent pipe going down too far into the firebox and hitting the wood. Must have had the wrong section in first. There is a metal collar built into the inside surface of the stove that allows your first section of pipe to go into it. There are stops at the bottom of this hole that prevent the pipe from going down more than an inch or so. Do not be concerned, it is designed to go down in this hole.

Now for the initial firing. NOTE: This process is not to burn off the paint but to CURE the paint.. This thing will fire up like a foundry furnace if you don''t damp it way down. IF YOU ARE BURNING OFF THE PAINT YOU HAVE THE FIRE WAY TOO HOT. The "burn in" is merely to smoke off the manufacturing oils used during building. After the oils smoke off and the paint cures it will not be the semi gloss black as new but a more matte black surface with no scorch marks on the stove anywhere. It''s a thing of beauty. So don''t rev it up just to see flames fly out the top. Take it easy.

I really don''t understand the whining about it being hard to empty ashes. After it has completely cooled just open the door, slowly tip on its front, and then continuing in the same direction, tipping onto the top surface. What tiny amount is left can easily be spooned/vacuumed out, as long as there are no live coals. Always practice basic campfire/woodstove safety.

As stated before, this is a very well built stove. One thing I should mention is that on the inside top of the firebox is an iron grid work welded to the top to help prevent warping and create a little turbulence for a better burn. This thing will roar if you just open it up completely so be careful and learn your drafting skills and you will have a stove that will last for many years. It is a great stove at a great price.

P.S. If you are going to use the warming racks be sure and insert them before firing up as the stove will expand a little with heat and you will not be able to use the racks until it cools down again. 272 people found this helpful Helpful

MarkVerified Purchase Hooch Heat!! Reviewed in the United States on November 19, 2016Style: Stove

Use this stove in my 12x16 plywood wall w/ nylon trap roofed Hooch in Alaska''s interior on our gold clams. Heats Hooch up very quick, added a few fire bricks on both sides to help hold heat in stove over nite. Chilly nights plan on adding wood a few times over 8 hour... See more Use this stove in my 12x16 plywood wall w/ nylon trap roofed Hooch in Alaska''s interior on our gold clams. Heats Hooch up very quick, added a few fire bricks on both sides to help hold heat in stove over nite. Chilly nights plan on adding wood a few times over 8 hour period. That being said great source of heat for your wall tent or a gold clam Hooch in Alaska! 143 people found this helpful Helpful

D.I.Y OmingTop Contributor: CampingVerified Purchase Worth more than the asking price. Reviewed in the United States on August 25, 2017Style: Stove This stove is worth more than I paid for it, by comparison with other manufacturers. Yes this one is probably made by prison labor in China, but I''m trying to stay warm in hunting camp, not pay for someone''s Mercedes-Benz. This is a high quality stove. Heavy gauge steel... See more This stove is worth more than I paid for it, by comparison with other manufacturers. Yes this one is probably made by prison labor in China, but I''m trying to stay warm in hunting camp, not pay for someone''s Mercedes-Benz. This is a high quality stove. Heavy gauge steel used throughout. All of the components fit well, i.e. flue and side racks. I also bought the optional water tank that hugs one side of the stove perfectly. One complaint that is common to all cylinder camp stoves is that the wood burns too fast, you can''t damp it down enough to keep a fire going all night. Usually this is attributed to air leakage around the loose fitting firebox door and an undersized flue damper. What I did to fix that was installing a fiberglass tape door gasket, these are made for in home wood stoves. It installs with an adhesive in a tube, or you can buy the tape that is adhesive backed and press it on. It was a big improvement on solving the air leakage around the door. The undersized flue damper....well there''s not a lot you can do about that. The flue pipe is nesting so it''s not your normal sized pipe. If you know someone with a foundry you can get them to cast you a custom damper. But by really being able to restrict the flow of air at the door with a gasket there is a huge improvement. I will be replacing the flue pipe with a Colorado cylinder stove nesting flue so that I can use their heat robber/spark arrestor and rain cap. I bought those separately thinking all nesting pipe is the same, well it''s not. I could probably make them work with the Camp Chef flue by cutting and crimping but I would rather have tight fitting joints.
All-in-all no disappointment with this purchase at all. 94 people found this helpful Helpful

RaincitymonkeyVerified Purchase You’ll be stoked ;) Reviewed in the United States on December 26, 2018Style: Stove

Portable? I suppose so, but it’s really heavy. I don’t plan to move it from my “cabin” (aka tiny home...or, shed if you want to get technical). I gave it a good four-hour burn outside before installing it and from the smell of it, that was a good idea. It takes some... See more Portable? I suppose so, but it’s really heavy. I don’t plan to move it from my “cabin” (aka tiny home...or, shed if you want to get technical). I gave it a good four-hour burn outside before installing it and from the smell of it, that was a good idea.
It takes some tending, so don’t expect it to keep you warm all night. But, I was luxuriously toasty when I had it going all evening. I’m on the edge of the rainforest, so it gets both seriously damp and icy outside. Inside, with this stove on full burn, I was warm and dry. I needed to leave the stove door open to give it enough air to really burn. It easily fit what I’d call a normal sized piece of firewood; heck, I even crammed two in there to bring up the flames. I’m stoked (sorry for the pun) on this stove! 39 people found this helpful Helpful

JonVerified Purchase Great deal! Its built to last. Reviewed in the United States on January 5, 2020Style: Stove

Fantastic. Very heavy duty. You wont be transporting this very far into the back country though, it weighs a ton. Be sure to cure the paint outside with a hot fire for a few hours before you use it in an enclosed area. You dont want to breath the fumes from the paint and... See more Fantastic. Very heavy duty. You wont be transporting this very far into the back country though, it weighs a ton. Be sure to cure the paint outside with a hot fire for a few hours before you use it in an enclosed area. You dont want to breath the fumes from the paint and the galvanized pipe. I like how the top surface is reinforced with a grid on the inside. The door has a dual layer as well. The chimney pipe is solidly constructed, just one had a crimping defect, but doesnt really effect it. I cant believe i can get this shipped to my door for the price I paid. I love it. 21 people found this helpful Helpful

SashaVerified Purchase wonderful for a tiny house Reviewed in the United States on July 30, 2015Style: Stove I can only rate based on one burn, but after burning a four hour fire in it outside, I then installed it inside my tiny house. I built a small hearth, wall protection, and ran class A chimney pipe through the roof. I was able to use three sections of the included pipe,... See more I can only rate based on one burn, but after burning a four hour fire in it outside, I then installed it inside my tiny house. I built a small hearth, wall protection, and ran class A chimney pipe through the roof. I was able to use three sections of the included pipe, damper, and then connect it to my chimney flat ceiling kit. The paint smokes a lot when you do your first burn, so outside is a must the first time. The stove is pretty air tight and leaving the front or air grate half way open, you''re able to close the chimney damper 80 percent and a full fire box full of wood will last a few hours. Being steel, it cools off fast when the fire dies, which is an advantage if you want to leave and go out without watching the stove. These stoves are said to be for tents only, but are built like most modern stoves, but without all the fancy features that raise the cost of them. I''m young, but I do remember the 80''s and 90''s stoves that were less efficient than this one, and lasted forever and heated an entire house with the same size stove. I ended up convincing my mother to purchase one of these for her house, too. For the price, it is a nice stove and heats well. 89 people found this helpful Helpful

Amazon CustomerVerified Purchase Very nice! And door and whole thing well made for ... Reviewed in the United States on December 3, 2017Style: Stove I did alot of research before I bought this, I was first just going to make a small barrel stove, but they burn out so fast and have a rounded top and by the time you buy the doors and stovepipe, etc, you have as much into them as this cute little stove that is much heavier... See more I did alot of research before I bought this, I was first just going to make a small barrel stove, but they burn out so fast and have a rounded top and by the time you buy the doors and stovepipe, etc, you have as much into them as this cute little stove that is much heavier gauge then any barrel and has the racks on the sides and legs and stovepipe and a flat top to cook on. Very nice! And door and whole thing well made for a tiny lightweight wood stove, very cute! Door doesn''t leak air, you can totally shut it down using the door vents plus the nicely included 5" stovepipe damper.There are several other brands of similar stoves but I looked at them all and this was the nicest.
But-- the 5" stovepipe is a problem for two reasons...First- it is an odd size that they don''t make much anymore in the US, you have to special order it. The pipe they send with it is so clever to telescope into itself when new and you get it all packed into the stove itself, but after you use it once or twice, and it gets sooty inside, it barely goes back together and then you can''t get it apart again. ( I could barely get it apart brand new..) So I am ordering good regular heavy 24 guage stove pipe and will keep it separate anyway . 2nd it uses galvanized pipe which when used with a wood stove puts off lead and zinc toxins in the air which are not good to breath, it is meant for gas stoves and not hot burning wood stoves and it is also much thinner so will burn thru alot faster.
I would have just preferred if they just charged $25 less in price and included a 5" to 6" stovepipe converter piece so people could just go out and buy their own 6" heavy guage stovepipe which is available in any hardware store. But everyone likes convenience and ready to go right away things I guess.
I considered buying the stainless steel water tank to go with it, but it was very, very expensive and also the water would be simmering and making steam the whole time it was there next to a hot stove, so I didnt think I needed that much of a sauna in a little camp cabin or tent. On the other hand maybe you could buy two of those stainless steel tanks and put a pot of water on top and make your own sauna!!
It would be nice if they had pre-drilled a couple holes into the sleeve where the 1st stovepipe fits into the top of the stove so you could fasten the pipe in with screws as should be done so it doesn''t get knocked out by accident by people moving around in your tent,or a high wind moving the top of your tent stove pipe vent around.. Or better yet weld on the sleeve for the stove pipe on TOP of the stove instead of inside, which would be much easier to drill into and also remove the screws when you take it apart. Had a hard time reaching into it and you can only get two holes at slight angles as your drill has no room to angle them and then you have a hard time getting the screws back out when you take it apart....A blazing hot stove it not a thing you want a loose stovepipe on... fire safety is very important
But all in all, the stove itself is very nicely made and I am quite delighted with it! The draft is very good on it and its just a perfect size and nice and long for good size wood and even a has a little grate on the bottom to let some air under the wood to start. Camp Chef did think of a lot of things. 21 people found this helpful Helpful

Go pro or go homeVerified Purchase CO Poisoning from poorly sealed...everything Reviewed in the United States on January 6, 2020Style: Stove

I use my stove in a small tightly sealed cabin, and it’s trying to kill me with carbon monoxide. When my cabin was poorly sealed, the only problems I had were burning through my woodpile at an alarming rate, and being very cold. It’s obviously designed for a poorly... See more I use my stove in a small tightly sealed cabin, and it’s trying to kill me with carbon monoxide. When my cabin was poorly sealed, the only problems I had were burning through my woodpile at an alarming rate, and being very cold. It’s obviously designed for a poorly insulated tent, where the user loses sleep from constantly tending the fire, while also trying not to completely freeze to death.

I like the side racks, especially the one on the right side of the door, because it actually fits without modifications. The stove pipe is built upside down, so it has to be sealed with stove pipe tape or you will die. The door wasn’t designed for a gasket, but you’ll have to add one somehow if you want the stove to actually work. Otherwise it will just burn all your wood, require logs every two hours, and will leave you very cold. It will however do a good job of boiling water and cooking your food.

A note about the damper. Mine was so poorly cast that I had to file off a bunch of metal with a rat-tail file, just to get the pin to seat properly. I honestly had to compare it to a properly cast damp at the hardware store, to figure out what was wrong. Now, normally when a stove is operating, people set the damper at about 1/4 open; this damper is undersized enough that it’s already “1/4 open” when you have it fully closed.

I bought the water bin for it. I have to keep pliers on hand to loosen the bottom nut on the spigot, otherwise it tightens with use and I can’t turn the water on or off. I’ve never seen one designed like that. Another annoying thing is that the water bin has to be removed when you’re not using it. So it’s basically a teapot on the side of the stove, that doesn’t have handles, but still requires removing from the heat. I just set mine on the ground next to the stove, but doing so requires lifting it from the bottom to unhook it (while trying not to get burned, spill boiling water, or be affected by the water running off the underside of the lid onto the hot stove), and then somehow adjusting your hands onto the sides so you can set it down (without spilling it). I use a teapot for my drinking water, and then use it to heat water for dishes. This bad boy only comes out when I want water for bathing or laundry.

Like everyone says, the rack on that one side doesn’t fit, the pipe is backward and poorly sealed, the door needs a gasket, the stove is extremely inefficient (burning all your wood, and producing little heat, and needs restocked every 2 hours throughout the night), the legs fall off when moved, etc.

Basically, if you want a stove that requires modifications, doesn’t put out heat, burns all your wood in short order, and will try to kill you, buy this one! Seriously though, I like my stove, and will keep trying to fix the design flaws, even if it kills me. Other people said they had some success, so I’ll keep working on it. 6 people found this helpful Helpful

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David CasonVerified Purchase This stove rocks !! Reviewed in Canada on December 18, 2017

The thing is a tank and trust me .... it''s not a backpacking stove. First off if you buy this for camping - thank me now when I tell you to BUY THE HOT WATER TANK!! It''s fantastic having 3 gallons of hot water whenever you want when you''re out camping, it''s a, MUST HAVE...See moreThe thing is a tank and trust me .... it''s not a backpacking stove. First off if you buy this for camping - thank me now when I tell you to BUY THE HOT WATER TANK!! It''s fantastic having 3 gallons of hot water whenever you want when you''re out camping, it''s a, MUST HAVE accessory for the stove! ..... it is sweet! I had to change the exhaust from the included 5" down to 4'' but no performance changes in the stove. I''ve had smaller stove''s and NOT having to hack down my wood supply to sticks to get the in the stove is great - this thing has a NICE BIG DOOR. It''s big and heavy and I''m getting 3 hour burns at night when loaded up, very nice. My tent can sleep 8-10 people so it''s NOT small !! CanvasCamp Ultimate Pro Series 5 meter. 21 people found this helpful

Kevin is doing stuff again!Verified Purchase Good product. Reviewed in Canada on May 24, 2019 Should come with a 1/4" stove rope to better seal the door for longer burn time. I picked up 1/4" stove rope at the hardware store and installed and absolutely love the stove. Stove comes with a stackable chimney to go straight up out of the roof about 10'' up. The...See moreShould come with a 1/4" stove rope to better seal the door for longer burn time. I picked up 1/4" stove rope at the hardware store and installed and absolutely love the stove. Stove comes with a stackable chimney to go straight up out of the roof about 10'' up. The chimneypieces are all tapered and slip inside each other so they can all fit inside the stove for storage. As the provided chimney pipe tapers it increases in the diameter of the pipe as it gets higher. All very cool. I wanted to side wall vent the stove and needed two adjustable 45 degree elbows to do so, but as the pipe diameter gets wider, the wider diameter will not fit the 45 degree elbows. So I ended up buying all new 6" duct piping to vent the chimney through the side wall. I also find that the side wall vent option slows the stack effect out the chimney and helps to slow the burn for increased burn times. Luv it though ! 8 people found this helpful

Wazzu TunaVerified Purchase Great Little Wood Stove for the Money Reviewed in Canada on August 17, 2018

Awesome Wood Stove! - This little wood stove radiates heat for its size. Had a great first burn and it works amazing. Would be amazing in a 10 x 12 Cabin or 12 x 12 Tent and should be able to keep is occupants toasty warm on the cold nights. Only problems I can see for this...See moreAwesome Wood Stove! - This little wood stove radiates heat for its size. Had a great first burn and it works amazing. Would be amazing in a 10 x 12 Cabin or 12 x 12 Tent and should be able to keep is occupants toasty warm on the cold nights. Only problems I can see for this would be the spark arrestor and the damper. The spark arrestor if very flimsy. The first time I tried to put it over the stove pipe the mesh broke and had to be replaced and it is not very secure. The damper hand get extremely hot when running the stove so please be careful when opening & closing the damper. Other than these two minor things this stove is a real winner and will be a welcome part of our hunting cabin. 8 people found this helpful

CRVerified Purchase Great Stove - OK Chimney Reviewed in Canada on December 5, 2019 This stove is heavy, and durable. All the parts fit snugly into the fire box for transport and storage. The steel is thicker than your typical camping stove/tent stove so heat takes a few more minutes to be felt but once your fire is going you''ll be set. I used this on a...See moreThis stove is heavy, and durable. All the parts fit snugly into the fire box for transport and storage. The steel is thicker than your typical camping stove/tent stove so heat takes a few more minutes to be felt but once your fire is going you''ll be set. I used this on a camping trip with overnight temps below 0c and had a hot burning fire going all night. There was no warping of the stove. The chimney provided is made of pretty thin tin and could be thicker. The spark arrestor is small for the pipe and near impossible to place, and the mesh is too thick, allowing sparks to freely pass through. 4 people found this helpful

The trotVerified Purchase This would be a good stove for an 8x10 or 12x14 I’m sure but ... Reviewed in Canada on February 24, 2018 This would be a good stove for an 8x10 or 12x14 I’m sure but I used it with my 14x16 tent several times and it is not nearly enough stove. We would get MAYBE a 2 hour burn and it would barely keep us warm-used a wide array of good wood. Switched to a larger stove and it’s a...See moreThis would be a good stove for an 8x10 or 12x14 I’m sure but I used it with my 14x16 tent several times and it is not nearly enough stove. We would get MAYBE a 2 hour burn and it would barely keep us warm-used a wide array of good wood. Switched to a larger stove and it’s a night and day difference. DO NOT BUY FOR A 14x16 or larger 6 people found this helpful Brief content visible, double tap to read full content.Full content visible, double tap to read brief content.

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