Before I reinvent the wheel I thought I'd ask how everyone keeps their single and two burner propane stoves fairly level and stationary when in use inside your vehicle.
I have both the single and dual burner in Coleman and another popular brand. I don't care for the light weight nor the lack of pot support on the chintzy grating they all have. Even if the stove is perfectly level it's easy to move if bumped and that usually results in me grabbing the handle of the pot so I can eat my dinner from the pan and not the floor. The contents of the pan is eventually going to end up all over everything. I've had dozens of close calls.
I've tried velcro on the bottom of the stove and that sorta works ok but does nothing for leveling. Also, the burner grating with a 5 or 6" pot is always a problem. These stoves do not come with enough metal grating in the right places to give me any confidence my small pots are supported.
Is there an aftermarket burner grating option I can buy that just lays on top of what comes with the stove and allows my pots to sit without the worry of tipping over if I don't reposition them perfectly every time I stir the contents?
Any ideas, experience with this?
For the record I do have an induction stove but too often it's unavailable due to low battery w/ little sun.
I have both the single and dual burner in Coleman and another popular brand. I don't care for the light weight nor the lack of pot support on the chintzy grating they all have. Even if the stove is perfectly level it's easy to move if bumped and that usually results in me grabbing the handle of the pot so I can eat my dinner from the pan and not the floor. The contents of the pan is eventually going to end up all over everything. I've had dozens of close calls.
I've tried velcro on the bottom of the stove and that sorta works ok but does nothing for leveling. Also, the burner grating with a 5 or 6" pot is always a problem. These stoves do not come with enough metal grating in the right places to give me any confidence my small pots are supported.
Is there an aftermarket burner grating option I can buy that just lays on top of what comes with the stove and allows my pots to sit without the worry of tipping over if I don't reposition them perfectly every time I stir the contents?
Any ideas, experience with this?
For the record I do have an induction stove but too often it's unavailable due to low battery w/ little sun.