Double Burner Wok Cooker

G'day David,

The Double Buner Wok Cooker is fairly easy to clean and can be done with mild soapy water. The jets themselves shouldn't be cleaned with water, if they are blocked then you may need to remove them and purchase new ones.

G'day Ian,

The Double Burner Wok Cooker should fit a 36cm and 29cm wok side by side, I've just gone and measured the top think it should work depending on the side slope of both of the woks. 

G'day Rachel,

The Wok burner is designed to run off of LPG or Portable Bottled Gas from a Cylinder. It's not designed and won't run off of the gas mains in Australia.

G'day Diane,

While you can't remove the burners within the unit, you can lift out the burner rings that support your pots and pans making it really easy to clean in and around the burners. 

G'day Diane, 

The Companion Double Burner Wok Cooker is certified for outdoor use only. Page 4 of the User Manual states "this appliance shall only be used in an above-ground open-air situation with natural ventilation" and also shows a few safety diagrams for using the unit in partially enclosed spaces.

G'day Frank,

The Double Burner Wok Cooker is a very high output stove so generally, it is not suitable for simmering.

G'day Hayley,

The Double Burner Wok Cooker packs a bit of a punch, so while you can out any saucepan/frypan on the heat we'd suggest turning it down low for non-stick style pans, or thinner aluminium pots to avoid your dinner getting stuck!

G'day Paul,

I've just measured the Double Wok Burner and the smallest diameter pot you could put on it would be 13cm, but you would need to put it down exactly centred.

G'day Ali,

There isn't a stand that will specifically fit the Double Burner Wok Cooker. We'd recommend popping it on a table with an aluminium top. Maybe the Zempire Slatpac Camp Table, or an Outdoor Connection Fortis Slat Table.

Not with this burner sorry, Max. The little covers over the burners are loose too, so you need to put them somewhere safe during transport. A bag is a good idea, but they are hard to come across for these burners and we don't currently have anything suitable in our range.

These burners aren't designed to be quite as portable as other camp stoves on the market.

G'day Alex,

The windshield that probably fits around the Companion Double Burner Wok Cooker the best is the Companion Double Camp Stove Wind Shield but I couldn't try it out with a gas hose connected to the rear of the stove and I think this might get in the way. One of the staff here just told me they've actually tried this out and they recommended that you'll need to grab some tin snips and cut a small section of the windshield out to allow the hose to poke through. So it will fit, but you'll need to do a little bit of customising at your own risk. 

G'day Sarbjeet,

The Companion Double Burner Wok Cooker comes with a gas hose to connect to an LPG bottle and this includes a regulator. 

G'day Joel,

The largest hot plate we've got to fit over stoves is the Campfire 3 Burner Gas Cooker Plate . This one is only 51 x 25cm so it will be a little small for the Double Burner Wok Cooker and stops halfway across the second burner. I've tried it with two of the Gasmate BBQ Plate - Doubles (one for each burner) and that would work quite well and just hangs a few centimetres over each side edge.

G'day Barua,

The Companion Double Burner Wok Cooker will be fine to use on a stone bench top, but they are explicitly certified for outdoor use on an LPG via a POL fitting. The manufacturer doesn't indicate that they are suitable to use on natural gas. Page 4 of the User Manual has a few safety diagrams for using the unit in partially enclosed spaces.

G'day Tony,

Yep, it sounds like you've got it all worked out mate. These can be run with no regulator on a low-pressure gas system found on caravans so I don't see why it couldn't be run from your home gas system like this. Obviously, if you're at all unsure when setting it up consult a qualified gas specialist or plumber.