Maverick Triangle Flat-Pack Wood Stove

Can I grill food directly on the Triangle version?

No dedicated grill grate is included. The triangular top piece is designed to support small pots and kettles, not to hold loose food directly over the fire.

What cookware works best?

Use a stable, flat-bottomed kettle or compact pot that sits securely across all three support points. Keep it centered and do not use cookware that rocks or rests on only one side.

Is the Triangle version suitable for backpacking?

It is lighter than the Square version, but at 21.8 oz (617 g), it is still heavier than most backpacking wood stoves. It is better suited to canoe trips, bushcraft camps, short walk-in sites, and compact car-camping setups.

What is the difference between the Square and Triangle versions?

Choose the Triangle version when lower weight and smaller cookware matter most. It weighs 21.8 oz (617 g) and includes a triangular pot support.

Choose the Square version when you want a wider platform for pots, pans, or controlled grilling. It weighs 2.6 lb (1,170 g) and includes a grill grate.

What fuel can I burn?

Use dry twigs, branches, split untreated wood, or charcoal. Do not burn painted or pressure-treated lumber, plastic, trash, or other materials that may release hazardous fumes.

Can I use it during fire bans?

No. If local rules prohibit open flames or wood fires, do not use this stove. Always follow local campground, park, and wildfire regulations.