If this was put around an 8'x5' campground picnic table, could you stand up fully at the end to cook on a stove? Shortest height?
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YES! You really get a lot of space around the table to maneuver inside the tent. A huge picnic table fit inside with both zippers closed and still had space to move around. This picnic table was very big and it gave us enough space for 2 people to set up 1/2 table for the kitchen and the other 1/2 to eat. Wonderful tent; other than closing and opening zippers up and down ea. and every time and you get sooo tired of that....I wished manufacturers come up with a better idea of how to get in and out easier without zippers. It gets tiring after a while cuz you have to bend all the way down in order to get the zipper to close completely which is not only proper but security for yourself. Enjoy it! YES! You really get a lot of space around the table to maneuver inside the tent. A huge picnic table fit inside with both zippers closed and still had space to move around. This picnic table was very big and it gave us enough space for 2 people to set up 1/2 table for the kitchen and the other 1/2 to eat. Wonderful tent; other than closing and opening zippers up and down ea. and every time and you get sooo tired of that....I wished manufacturers come up with a better idea of how to get in and out easier without zippers. It gets tiring after a while cuz you have to bend all the way down in... » Read More YES! You really get a lot of space around the table to maneuver inside the tent. A huge picnic table fit inside with both zippers closed and still had space to move around. This picnic table was very big and it gave us enough space for 2 people to set up 1/2 table for the kitchen and the other 1/2 to eat. Wonderful tent; other than closing and opening zippers up and down ea. and every time and you get sooo tired of that....I wished manufacturers come up with a better idea of how to get in and out easier without zippers. It gets tiring after a while cuz you have to bend all the way down in order to get the zipper to close completely which is not only proper but security for yourself. Enjoy it! « Show Less
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Absolutely! This fits a LONG picnic table, with room to move around. Not sure of the shortest height, but that would be in the VERY corner. I am 5'8 and my husband is 6'. No problems. We had an absolute deluge (4") at one campout, and it leaked a little. We sealed the seams at the top, and had no more problems - even with soaking rains. We are very happy with this screen tent. :)
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I'm 6' 1". On our last trip, I placed our 2 burner stove on top of an REI pack n' prep table in the corner so it would be close to the mesh (for venting) and out of the way of the door. I was able to stand up and cook. The walls are fairly close to vertical. I don't know what the shortest height is exactly. We had plenty of room with a standard picnic table inside and our cooking stuff. One end of the table was almost up against the end of the screen house and I had plenty of room to work at the other end. I did my prep work and dish washing there. Overall I like this screen house. There are a lot out there and I did a lot of research, and I think I made a good choice. However, If I had to do it again I would consider the Eureka North Breeze simply because it has zip up walls that double as awnings, so its better for 3 season use and you get some privacy. Its very pricy though. I also wish the Wenzel has aluminum poles instead of fiberglass. Of course that would jump up the price quite a bit.
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Yes, that's where charcoal sits. it comes with a about a 4 inch stand. I've cooked with it on a deck
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Maybe a small 4 person fold up camp table but not a regular size picnic table.
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about 5-6inches.it would be better for camp stove.not happy with it on my range.i bought a cast iron one also from amazon and that is what i use ,i love it.it fits very close to the size of the lg burner on stove.
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Actual height 32'Stove height 27"A lot of room, so you don't have to use up the picnic table to hold things.
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It will fit over a picnic table. Not much more room though. You can still get around it.
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If it was me, I would look at the trangia triangle stand (or a proper wood burning stove), its roughly the same overall size but the 'floor /plate' does have holes in it better for the fire to breathe... and at the correct height for the flame. Agree with others that its small and no way to feed the fire when the pot on top.
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The grill does not actually touch the surface, it's about 2 inches above it due to the legs. I think it should be fine, but if you're concerned you could put a ceramic tile under it. We use ours on our deck table that has ceramic tiles set into it, and I don't ever recall that it gets extremely hot under the stove.
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In the Bake Reheat Roast Position a safe height would be about 3.5 inches. 4 inches will interfere with the top heating element.
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I think that it would work and you would have room to put a cookbook or stand or even the lid lifter in it also. That is how we keep everything together so it's so easy to grab and go camping or even it a picnic. We just love it.
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not sure if how much heat the feet could take,I've used mine when the burners are off. My stove is glass-top, and the feet are 8" width and 16 1/2' length.
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We have a glass stove so I didn't pay much attention to the measurements as ours is a flat surface. There is the little lip edge on around the sides of the griddle, so as long as you check the measurements so that it sits around your burners it should be okay. Sorry I couldn't be more helpful.
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I just opened my chair and set my single burner camp stove on it. Diameter of stove is 7.5". I was surprised but the stove is actually sitting well in the center with 2" to the edge of the chair.
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I would imagine you could use it to cover a regular camp stove but email the manufacturer to be sure :)
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No this wouldn't be good for that...more like a end table...love it for my camper to eat on
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It's sturdy, well - built and does the trick in blocking the wind in preparing a well - earned meal on the trail. However... I would never trust the height for sturdiness or for the kind of heat necessary to properly cook food and/boil water (too great in my opinion). Great product, but just not intended for the use that you are asking about. Best wishes - see you on the trail!
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Most likely if you don't burn the webbing holding the slats together. although the thought of this table and a camp stove would be a little shakey!