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Firebox Gas Adaptor - Coleman-style - Screw on Propane fitting
Regular price $24.00Regular price -
Firebox G2 5-Inch Folding Camp Stove — Multi-Fuel (Wood, Charcoal & Gas), Packs Flat
Regular price $169.00Regular price -
Firebox Gas Burner Attachment — Converts the Firebox G2 into a Gas Camp Stove
Regular price $129.00Regular price -
Firebox Butane Burner Adaptor
Regular price $24.00Regular price
Using the Firebox G2
The Firebox G2 is a 5-inch folding stove. It folds flat for travel and sets up in seconds into a stable platform that takes real pots and pans.
Fuel options
| Fuel | When to use it |
|---|---|
| Wood and twigs | Remote campsites with dry fuel lying around |
| Solid fuel tablets | Light, packable fuel when wood is wet or scarce |
| Alcohol (metho) | With the Cooka Burn'a, which suits most Fireboxes |
| Gas | With the Firebox Gas Burner, for fast, controllable cooking |
Gas setup
The gas burner attaches to the G2. Choose the adaptor that matches your gas: the butane adaptor for common Australian bayonet cartridges, or the Coleman-style adaptor for Coleman and Companion propane bottles. Both have been tested with the Firebox burner.
Firebox or Cooka?
The G2 is the better choice for vehicle camping and bigger cookware. For hiking or a small vehicle, the 230g Cooka Titanium Stove takes the same gas burner and costs $88. See both side by side in folding camp stoves.
Fire rules differ between states and parks. Check them before lighting any stove during a fire ban.
Questions
What fuels does the Firebox G2 burn?
Wood, twigs, solid fuel tablets and alcohol, or gas with the Firebox Gas Burner attachment.
Which gas bottles work with the Firebox Gas Burner?
Common Australian bayonet butane cartridges with the butane adaptor, or Coleman and Companion propane bottles with the Coleman-style adaptor.
Does the Firebox Gas Burner fit the Cooka Titanium Stove?
Yes. The Firebox Gas Burner fits both the Firebox G2 and the Cooka Titanium Stove.
Can I use the Firebox during a fire ban?
It depends on the state, the park and the type of ban. Total fire bans usually restrict wood and solid-fuel fires. Check with your local fire authority first.