G'day Jeremy,

These are a regulated flow cooker. They come with their own regulated gas hose that controls the flow, so they need to be attached directly to a standard LPG gas bottle.

G'day Lyn,

The Companion 3/8" SAE to POL Low Pressure Gas Hose in the 900mm length is the perfect replacement hose!

G'day Lyn,

The Campfire 3 Burner Gas Cooker Plate will be a good fit!

G'day Jay,

The Framed Double Burner uses a standard 2.75kPa regulator.

G'day Ross,

The Companion Framed Double Burner will be affected by wind if using out in the elements, but a windshield should resolve any issues you may have.

G'day Chris,

We do sell the Four Sided Windshield which is compatible with the Framed Double Burner.

G'day Mick,

Yes, theoretically you could use the Frame Double Burner as a make-shift BBQ. The exact logistics of how you'd achieve this could be a little risky, so we probably wouldn't suggest it from a safety point of view. 

G'day TCS,

I've just had a trial of frypan pans on the Frame double Burner and you can comfortably fit two of the 24cm Campfire Compact Frypans on the stove top, you could at a real push fit a 28cm frypan on top, but I think they'll end up being too close and at risk of tipping a little.

G'day GR,

No worries mate, I've just tested it out and the Burner will sit comfortably on either kitchen, with windscreen or not :)  It is worthwhile remembering though that these are camp kitchens and although they hold up well under the cast iron weight of the burner, I'm uncertain how they would go if using cast iron cookware as well as the burner.  Those 2 together would result in a fairly heavy load being expected from the kitchen.  

G'day GR,

The bag is a tricky one!  Unfortunately, we don't stock one of suitable size to house the Companion Dbl Burner.  You could maybe try the OZtrail Canvas Duffle Bag in Medium although the fit would a little off given the different shape however, technically the dimensions should work?  You'd definitely need to consider a tough canvas bag of some sort given the weight of cast iron!  As for the legs, yes they can be unscrewed and without them, the stove is approximately 8cm High, with varying Depths of 26.5cm for the top frame, 30cm including top frame and valve entry point, and 35cm including both those plus the valve knobs.  Unscrewing the legs does not expose any delicate burner parts :)

G'day Brian,

The Companion Framed Double Burner has the gas connector at the front to the right of the adjuster knob for the right burner.

G'day Marjorie,

I've just had a chat with our resident amateur chef, Brock. He told me that you shouldn't have too many issues with using the Companion Framed Double Burner on most surfaces. He said that there'd be a small amount of heat heading downward, so if you popped a placemat or heat resistant mat underneath for some extra protection, then you should be fine on most surfaces. 

G'day Kwelsh,

We only deliver to within Australia, sorry!

Hi Adele,

I've just double checked and updated these measurements on our product page, they changed slightly recently and the finish now has a smoother feel, it seems that the dimensions may have changed slightly also. The 'In Use Dimensions' now listed on our site are the outermost measurements of the burner including the knobs and legs.

G'day Colin,

With a Phillips-head screwdriver and a spanner, you'll have no issues taking the legs off the Companion Framed Double Burner for transport.

Hi Chris, the new finish is a grey and black speckled/textured effect - it looks quite nice, in my opinion! We'll get some images uploaded as soon as we can.

G'day Kevin,

I've had a look at our display model and there is no air input adjuster.

It certainly could RJ, these are not designed with any form of built in wind protection. A bit of wind won't extinguish the flame, but a gale most likely will. In windy conditions these are best used in conjunction with a wind break. This could be something you purchase such as the Oztrail Four Sided Windshield, or a items found around the campsite like rocks or a log.

Hi Anthony, the supplier does not put a maximum weight rating on this burner, so I did a very un-scientific test in our store for you. I would consider myself an average weight male, and when I put a reasonable amount of weight down onto the stove (my feet were still on the ground), there was very little movement in it. So I would say, within reason, you should be fine with any size pot that this burner can support in a stable manner.