GasOne Simplicity Compact Propane Burner - Camp Stove - Gas Cooker with High Pressure Propane Regulator and Hose - Patent Pending

Works great for bbq in my apartment balcony. It can be very powerful flame, so I usually only put it on half of it's strength at the most for doing Korean bbq. The frames that it comes with is skinny and nothing fancy, but does what it is supposed to do. For me, it's under the table anyways, so works better that it is not chunky. Frame does extend to be higher, but I don't think you can make it hold in a position, so I just let it drop down to lowest height. I can use it later if I wanted to cook some huge pot of soup or something. Had good time bbq ing and also do some marshmelos with my daughter this summer in my balcony.

Great little compact burner. I bought this burner to replace a crappy coleman camp stove and boy was it great. It packs up into a reasonably small box and is easy to set up and take down. Bought a 14" grill grate to go on top.I also bought an adapter to use our 1lb green propane tanks with this as well. One thing to note is that the canisters need to stay upright while in use or the burner can get a little out of controll. We may replace the hoseline for one that has a better on off valve as the one it has is a little loose and can suddenly change the heat output but overall we are happy with this bruner.

This burner was assembled in less than a minute, stayed lit the entire time while deep frying a turkey. The flame was easily controlled, even in high winds. Perfect for car camping.

If you need heat this is a great burner however it needs to be shielded if you want to run it low so a medium breeze won't blow it our. Since I want a medium to high flame it works great for me. The only other thing is it does not do well with small pans so I bought a small (Weber #7431) cooking grate that solves the issue for a few dollars. All in all I give it a 4 out of 5 stars and it's priced well for doing what I use it for.

I bought this to retrofit my barrel smoker from charcoal to gas. I chopped the frame off (which is solid steel, by the way) leaving 1inch posts to hang inside a hole I cut in the bottom of the smoker. Works great!

Did exactly what I needed.... Decided on a fish fry and wanted to fry outside. Set the burner on a home made base made out of a pallet section. Hose hookup is simple. Easy off/on. Adjustable flame for temp control. I would buy again.

If you need to dump a lot of heat into something, like a wok for a stir-fry, this is probably great. I bought it hoping to be able to cook beans out on the porch without making it rain in my kitchen from all the steam. At a flame low enough to keep a 5qt cash-iron pot full of water at a low boil, the flame blows out with the merest puff of wind. Turn it up just a little higher and it will burn for a while, until the pressure in the tank drops a bit and then, poof, out it goes again. There's no thermocouple, so when the flame goes out the propane still flows. Probably lost about half a tank of propane before finally finding a flame level high enough to not go out the moment I looked away. Came back half an hour later to burnt beans.

This little stovetop eliminates all of the "dangers" of cooking crabs inside - the smells, the steam, the pot itself, and the crab schmutz. Do it on the patio or in the garage with this handy setup.