G'day Linda,

This Flat Plate & Grill is really designed to go over a campfire, and won't really heat up well if used over the top of a portable stove. IF you'd prefer you can buy flat plates to pop on to of portable gas stoves that may suit you a little better if you're not likely to have a fire. Have a look at this plate that is designed to go on top of 2 burner stoves.

G'day Su,

I'm going to assume you're asking if a cast iron dutch oven will be ok on the Flate Plate & Grill? If so, then yes, you'll be able to pop a cast iron dutch oven on the top.

G'day Min,

I've just measured and double-checked this for you. The 26cm height is the correct measurement from ground level to the plate.

G'day Josh,

When you select the size in the drop-down menu the in-use and packed dimensions of the product will update, so just select a size, and then wait for it to update and you can see if the plate and grill will suit the size you're after.

G'day Fanoula,

We'd generally suggest cleaning your flat plate and grill in a similar manner to cleaning a BBQ. Usually, you'll be able to get most things off with a brush and some paper towel, but if you wanted to give it a good clean before storing it for a while you could use some warm soapy water. If you chose this option we'd recommend sealing it with a little bit of oil, similar to re-sealing a camp oven.

G'day Mel,

The mesh part will be the best side to pop your saucpans on.  The hotplate side is awesome for any kind of BBQing or frying.  I'd recommend going for a half and half for versatility, but if you are only wanting to do pots, go for full mesh.