Coleman High Stand,20.25" H x 18.75" W x 28" L

This stand should work well with any size camp stove. Other reviews say the stand is too big and their stove nearly drops through to the ground. But a quick look at the box reminds you that it is "adjustable". In other words, if the fully extended stand is too big from left to right, then set it up for the correct size for your stove. You still need to use the support bars to set the stove on. This means it is always fully extended from front to back, but left to right is what you need to adjust to fit your stove. That's what we do and it is perfectly stable and is a great accessory. Very light and quick to set up. Glad we own one.

Comes in a compact design, folded up nicely and easy to pack. I just spent 5 days camping with this and had my two burner stove on it the whole time. Initial setup was easy, it is a little flimsy as some people say, but I didn't extend it the whole way and put a thin piece of wood under the two front legs to level it off. I always have thin pieces of wood to level off my tables, etc. I tested this out with two stoves, a metal suitcase we use to hold utensils, etc and a coleman grill. All fit on it nicely, the grill was a little top heavy and I probably wouldn't use it for that type of equipment, my goal was to use with our metal suitcase to save my back but it was so cool and perfect for my stove I used it there. You must use your head and adjust the width to your equipment, it's extremely versatile. I love this thing and buying a second one to leave a table at home, I may buy a third - they are so compact and I want a back up just in case. I do agree that it could use have a strap to hold it "together" when folded up, otherwise I'm going to glue a velco strap to it.

The dimensions are listed slightly wrong (it says 20.25" H x 18.75" W x 28" L - it is 28" tall and the length width are 18x20"). There's a lot of play in the pieces due to the rivets holding them together. Everyone says it's rickety so I thought maybe it could be tightened - no, it's just built loose and there's not much you can do. The suggestions to use hose clamps to fix the crossbars in place sound good and that's what I'll be doing. I imagine you could also drill holes in the legs (they are .75" diameter) and use a quick release pin as an alternate locking mechanism. There is a hole in the plastic foot piece to fix a stake. It's going to be useful as a quick light duty worktable with a spare piece of wood on top, or to hold up a trash bag - great addition to my crafting space. But the wobbliness and need to buy extra clamps limit a good idea. That said, I would buy a second one if it went on sale.

Just opened the second stand, first stand came in bent. It’s not as sturdy, but light weight and compact. My Colman stove fits well, but might need a bungie cord to hold stove in place. Will see how well it stands during camp. Looks good and matches my compact stove. Thank you.

I owned this stand many years ago, sold it when I was not camping, now have had to repurchase it. I love this stand! LIghtweight, compact, sturdy, does not take up much space in the car. I have always used it to raise the cooler of the ground without having to dedicate table space for it. Perfect height, holds my cooler fully loaded. Would I buy it again? I just did!!!

Pros:It's inexpensiveIt does exactly the job it is supposed toIt's only one piece and super easy to set upSturdy enough to hold up my stove with two full potsIt's not a $100+ full kitchen sink, towel bar, spice rack contraption that will never fit next to your cooler in your sedan's trunkCons:Seems a little flimsy

I RARELY give bad reviews but this is the worst grilling stand ever. Absolutely no support and thanks to the adjustable nature of this beast, it just let's your grill fall right through with the slightest touch-not a good thing when your grill is lit and has the potential to start a fire. We got the Coleman PerfectFlow Insta Start Grill Stove which is a fairly large grill for it's class but the skinny "rubber" parts on this stand are just on the legs that extend across the top and really don't hold the grill well unless you have a really tiny & light grill. None the less, it's REALLY easy to tip this thing over! The whole thing is incredibly wobbly which is my main concern- when my husband tried to imitate turning the grill on (in our living room) by turning the knobs (no propane attached), it caused the whole thing to collapse and since then I've tried to get the width of the stand just right that it doesn't cause the entire grill to go crashing to the ground but haven't had any luck! I really wanted this thing to work and gave it every chance but it is very flawed and I can't imagine the danger for kids running around it. I wish we would have just put our money towards an extra fold up aluminium table like the table in a bag; that thing is awesome and versatile (excellent for cards or eating dinner with 4 people. It's not perfect stability but MUCH better than the coleman stand (I own them both!) and you have to sacrifice a little stability for comparability.

I used this for a stand for our portable bbq, worked very well

Esta excelente, firme, solida y liviana presenta mucha facilidad y seguridad para su uso y para transportarse . Muy buen producto

Was concerns about stability after reading other reviews but wanted lightweight and portable stand for Coleman Even Temp 3 burner stove. It feels flimsy at first but after opening fully and pegging down all 4 feet AND adding the stove which fits snugly on top it was very solid and felt confident to use.

I have had one of these stands for years and have used it to hold my cooking stove. It has done it's job.They are light and sturdy. The only drawback is that the sliding portion of the upper unit tend to becomeloose after some use and tend to slide down. I have had to tape them so as to avoid this problemThis does not detract the fact that they are what they are, no more no ness. Good price.

Queda perfecta mi estufa coleman.