A camping cooker that bakes as well as boils. The 25 litre oven with double-sided glass sits beneath a gas burner, so you can roast, bake, and cook on the hob from a single butane appliance. It uses 95 g of gas per hour, which makes fuel planning straightforward, and the galvanised steel body is built for outdoor use rather than a kitchen worktop.
An oven changes what camp food can be. Roasts, bread, and baked dishes become possible instead of another round of things fried in a pan.
Double-sided glass lets you check on food without opening the door and dumping all the heat, which matters far more on a small gas oven than a domestic one.
At 95 g per hour you can work out exactly how many canisters a trip needs rather than guessing and running out on the last night.
A galvanised steel body handles the knocks and damp of being loaded in and out of a vehicle.
| Type | Portable gas oven with stove |
|---|---|
| Model | FD998 |
| Oven capacity | 25 litres |
| Fuel | Butane |
| Gas consumption | 95 g per hour |
| Material | Galvanised sheet steel |
| Door | Double-sided glass |
| Colours | Green, white |
| Included | Stove x1 |
Yes, it has a 25 litre oven compartment with a glass door, alongside the gas burner.
Butane, at about 95 g per hour. Canisters are not included.
No. Butane appliances produce carbon monoxide and must only be used outdoors or in a well-ventilated space.
The oven holds 25 litres, but external dimensions are not listed in our supplier data. Contact us and we will request them.
A temperature range is not given. Get in touch and we will ask the supplier.
Green and white, both with the double-sided glass door.
Roast dinners and fresh bread at camp, from one portable gas unit. Add it to your cart and eat properly outdoors.
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