Hobo wood stove Petromax Bk1

The term "Hobo" was coined in the western United States around 1890. It was used to designate itinerant workers who traveled throughout the West looking for odd jobs.

Petromax has built on the portable wood stoves used by these homeless people to create the Bk1, improving in many ways the efficiency and fuel economy as well as the quality of the steel with which they are made.

The Petromax Bk1 wood-burning stove is completely removable and is stored in a robust nylon case specially designed to contain its parts, forming a compact and easy-to-carry package. Assembly and disassembly are extremely simple, based on fitting the different pieces through slots and tabs.

The highest quality steel guarantees that the abrupt changes in temperature to which it will be subjected during its useful life will not affect its structure or its integrity, prolonging it indefinitely.

The design is optimized to obtain the highest temperature with the lowest fuel consumption, thanks to a good circulation of oxygen and adequate concentration of heat upwards. It also allows the stable and safe use of any container on it.

Case dimensions: 20 x 16 x 2.5 cm
Assembled dimensions: 12.5 x 11.5 x 13.8 cm
Weight with case: 590 grams