Cauldron stove set D50 cm, 22 L, with firebox door, ash pan and hexagonal rings

🔥 The D50 cm Cauldron Stove Set with Hexagonal Rings is designed for traditional outdoor wood-fire cooking. It combines a metal stove for a compatible 22-litre cauldron with a firebox door, an ash compartment and removable hexagonal rings.

The 50 cm stove diameter is intended for larger cooking vessels. The enclosed firebox helps concentrate heat beneath the cauldron, while the door and ash compartment make fuel management and maintenance more convenient.

🔎 Brief

• 📏 Stove diameter: D50 cm

• 🍲 Indicated cauldron capacity: 22 L

• 🧱 Metal stove construction

• 🚪 Firebox door

• 🧹 Ash compartment

• ⬡ Hexagonal stove rings included

• 🔧 Adjustable upper opening

• 🪵 Fuel: firewood

• 🏡 Outdoor use

• 📦 Set: stove and hexagonal rings

🔥 Functionality

The stove provides a defined firebox for burning firewood and directing heat toward the bottom of a compatible cauldron.

Firebox door: Allows firewood to be added during cooking without removing the vessel. Heat intensity can be managed by adjusting the fuel supply.

Ash compartment: Collects combustion residue and simplifies cleaning after the stove has cooled.

Hexagonal rings: Allow the upper opening to be adjusted using removable ring sections. The cauldron must remain securely supported throughout cooking.

Suitable for preparing:

• 🍚 Plov and pilaf

• 🍲 Shurpa and traditional soups

• 🥘 Stews and slow-cooked dishes

• 🥩 Meat with vegetables

• 🧅 Sautéed vegetables

• 🍛 Traditional cauldron dishes

The stated 22 L capacity refers to the nominal volume of a compatible cauldron, not the recommended food quantity for each recipe.

🧱 Materials and Construction

The stove features a metal body with a nominal diameter of 50 cm, a firebox access door and an ash collection compartment.

The set includes removable hexagonal rings for adjusting the upper cooking opening.

Exact metal thickness, ring count, individual ring dimensions, overall height and total weight have not been confirmed.

🧩 Ergonomics

The firebox door provides access for adding wood without lifting the cauldron, while the ash compartment simplifies maintenance.

The removable hexagonal rings allow the upper opening to be adapted without replacing the stove.

Before cooking, ensure that the stove, rings and cauldron are securely positioned, especially when the vessel is filled with ingredients.

⭐ Main Advantages

• ✔ Stove and hexagonal rings in one set

• ✔ D50 cm stove diameter

• ✔ For compatible 22 L cauldrons

• ✔ Firebox access door

• ✔ Ash collection compartment

• ✔ Adjustable upper opening

• ✔ Removable hexagonal rings

• ✔ Distinct geometric ring design

• ✔ Metal construction

• ✔ Concentrated heat beneath the vessel

• ✔ Fuel loading without lifting the cauldron

• ✔ Convenient firebox maintenance

• ✔ Suitable for traditional pilaf

• ✔ Useful for shurpa, meat and vegetables

• ✔ Suitable for larger cooking batches

• ✔ Traditional outdoor wood-fire cooking

🏡 Ideal For

Preparing pilaf, shurpa, stews, meat and vegetables in compatible cauldrons in gardens, yards and designated outdoor cooking areas.

A compatible 22-litre cauldron can be useful when cooking larger batches for family gatherings and outdoor events.

🪵 Recommended Fuel

Use dry, untreated natural firewood in quantities appropriate for the firebox.

Avoid painted, varnished or chemically treated wood, MDF, particleboard, plastics, household waste and flammable liquids.

Dry firewood generally burns more consistently than damp wood.

🧼 Care

Allow the stove and rings to cool completely after cooking.

Remove ash from the compartment, clean the firebox and wipe residue from the metal surfaces.

Store the set in a dry place, protected from rain and excessive moisture.

👨‍🍳 CasaGrill Recommendations

For plov: Begin with stronger heat for browning meat, then gradually reduce the firewood supply according to the recipe.

For shurpa: Maintain moderate heat for controlled simmering.

For the rings: Check cauldron stability after adjusting the upper opening. Never use a ring arrangement that allows the vessel to slip.

For installation: Place the stove on a stable, level, non-combustible outdoor surface.

For cooking: Leave enough room inside the cauldron for boiling, stirring and handling ingredients.

Serving quantities are approximate and depend on the recipe, actual food quantity and portion size.

⚠️ Safety Recommendations

• Use outdoors only in a well-ventilated area.

• Keep away from combustible roofs and materials.

• Check the stability of the stove, rings and cauldron.

• Never use petrol, alcohol or other flammable liquids for ignition.

• Handle hot components with heat-resistant gloves and suitable tools.

• Do not move the stove while operating.

• Never leave an active fire unattended.

• Remove ash only after complete cooling.

✅ CasaGrill Verdict

The D50 cm, 22 L Cauldron Stove Set with Firebox Door, Ash Pan and Hexagonal Rings offers a practical solution for traditional outdoor wood-fire cooking.

The 50 cm stove diameter is intended for a compatible 22-litre cauldron, the firebox door provides convenient fuel access, and the ash compartment simplifies maintenance.

The hexagonal rings allow the upper opening to be adjusted for compatible cookware, making the set suitable for preparing larger batches of pilaf, shurpa and other traditional dishes outdoors.