Volcano 2 Corporation

Volcano Cook Stoves

"We Love our Volcano! We have been cooking with our volcano for 10 years. We love to use it at home, at the park, and camping. We would never go camping without it."

–Vicki Morgan

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Volcano offers the only outdoor cook stoves that can use propane gas, charcoal, and wood. Yes, all three!
They are the perfect stoves for cooking outdoors when you use a dutch oven or when you need a portable grill for your backyard barbecue. They're also the best addition you can make to your emergency preparedness plan.
Please watch our video and read on to learn more using the three fuels, volcano reviews, testimonials, and even how to buy your own Volcano!

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01Cookbook & Technical Manual
02New Volcano Lid
03Outdoor Cooking
04Cooking Methods
05Emergency Preparedness
063 Fuel Options
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Traps and circulates heat to make your stove a convection oven

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Volcano manufactures the only stoves on the market that can use THREE different fuels

Propane
Propane stove

Charcoal
Charcoal stove

Wood

How do I use each fuel?

Propane - Set the stove on a level surface. Completely open the adjustable vents to allow the maximum air flow. Your Propane Attachment Kit instruction manual will help you setup the stove to use propane. Place the fire source (Volcano Fire Rock, matches, lighter, striker) at the lip of the burner. Slowly turn on the gas supply. The fire source will ignite the gas. Included is a heat deflector plate that is designed to assist in generating even heat and preventing flare-ups. See more detailed instructions

Charcoal - Set the stove on a level surface. Completely open the adjustable vents to allow the maximum air flow. We recommend placing the charcoal in a compact, single layer (15-25 briquettes) on the bottom grate. Apply a small amount of lighter fluid to each briquette and light. They should be ready to cook within 15 minutes.

Wood - Set the stove on a level surface. Completely open the adjustable vents to allow the maximum air flow. Place your wood fuel inside the heat chamber on the bottom grate and light. Do not fill the stove more than 1/4 of the way full with wood. Filling the stove higher may allow the flame to exceed outside the confines of the stove.

Volcano Cook Stove Reviews

Volcano Cook Stoves have been reviewed by various outdoor authorities and enthusiasts. Please take a moment to read the reviews and find out for yourself why so many trust their outdoor cooking needs to Volcano.

Click Here to see the review article written by Sportsman's News, The official publication of Sportsman's Warehouse

Click Here to see the review article written by Modern Survival Magazine

Click Here to see the review article written by Utah Preppers

Click Here to see the review article written by Pioneer Living

Click Here to see the review article written by Boy Scout Trail

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