G'day Alyshia,

No, this Cooker isn't able to be run from a disposable propane canister. 

G'day Emma,

In general, we'd recommend using gas burners on tabletops that are made from steel, aluminium or bamboo as they tend to be a lot more heat resistant, however as long as you're using the framed burner as specified, and your cooking pot isn't oversize and pushing heat back down, then it should be ok on a polyethylene style tabletop.

G'day Ryan,

The Framed single burner has an output of 11770 BTU.

G'day Di,

This is a really great question, requiring abit of maths!
If we work off the general premise of 3.75litre requires approx 1,178.6 BTUs to boil in 1 hour (Converted from 1gal US), we can work out that 15ltrs requires approx 4,714.5 BTUs to boil in an hour.
As the Companion Framed Single Burner has 11,770BTUs we can assume it will take approx 25mins to boil 15ltrs.
While maths is an awesome tool, these calculations are based on the heat transferred from your burner to your water being 100% efficient.  Unfortunately, due to so many variables, it is unlikely that this 100% heat transfer efficiency will happen.
Hypothetically, if its 50% efficient, you can assume approx 50mins to boil.
Either way, it would work out to be less than an hour.
Hope that helps!

G'day Caesar,

Outdoor connection makes a replacement regulated hose that fits this stove in 3 different lengths. You can find the link HERE

G'day Mina,

You could scrub back the rust with steel wool and wipe it off, then spray or wipe it with oil to stop the rust from re-forming. Essentially the best option will be to keep it out of the weather as best you can. 

G'day Rowan,

I've just had a quick look at the Companion Framed Single Burner for you and the legs are all screwed into place. So, you'd be able to unscrew and remove them if you wanted to.

G'day Fernando,

This isn't a spare part we carry, but we're looking to whether we can source one for you and we'll get back to you ASAP.

G'day Fernando,

I've spoken with Companion and unfortunately, they don't sell the knob as a spare part. We've advised them that this is maybe something they would want to look into doing. In the meantime, we've even looked through our warranties area to see if we could scrap one from a returned stove, but unfortunately, there isn't anything available.

G'day Vera,

We do have a 3 ring burner with a frame. It can be found here.

G'day Matt, 

I'm sorry to hear that you haven't received the instruction manual, it should be in there so I'm not sure how that could be missing. I've contacted the supplier about a PDF version of the manual and they've said they will get back to me so I will let you know as soon as I hear from Companion. 

Hi Matt, 

I do apologise about the delay, but I've received the PDF version of the manual which should have the care and safety instructions included which I've attached to the product page below the specs. 

As far as I can tell there aren't assembly instructions in there, but Companion have told me that all you need to do is attach the legs. Any concerns about proper use should be covered in material, so hopefully the manual will give you all the info you need.