Wooshka Wood Fired Outdoor Stove

Perfect!! – Perfect for use at home and camping. Small and easy to take on trips. Everyone here loves it and you can cook just about anything using the Wooshka. Would def recommend to everyone. Show details

Wooshka Oven – Oven is complete rubbish does not get over 70 deg c don't waste your money like me cant heat anything let alone cook something the flue just cant do it no heat makes it to it. Rocket Show details

Ripper little cooker – This little camper/stove is a really versatile little system. Perfect for use at home, but equally portable For those trips away. You can cook just about anything on it and and flue oxen is great for cooking up tasty pies and sausage rolls of a cold day. This will see many years of use. Show details

2019 Wooshka Camp oven issues - please read before you buy! – This looked like a great product on the face of it - solid, quality build with lots of accessories. A nice bit of kit that sits nicely between the Ozpig and a firepit and has the advantages of both. I bought it from Bunnings in Oct 2019, got it home to find the door latch mechanism broken. The moving & removable parts (door, legs etc) seem to… Read more

mostly attach to the base unit using small old fashioned rivet type affairs, by which I mean they are cylindrical slugs of steel, some hammered round in much the same fashion as ships in the Titanic era, some may have been lightly brazed in place - hard to tell. Sadly they are not up to the job. After finding the door one which had simply fallen out rather than broken, I managed to sort it out by reheating & hammering it back down. Took it out for a try and worked great - got it back home to find the same little brazed/riveted connectors that are crucial to holding the legs in place have begun to fall out. 2 have come loose in the first use and I'm sure the rest will follow. Without these it is unusable entirely - there's simply no other way round it. Such a shame because it really is a great unit otherwise. The legs attach via a very unsuitable screw in system that immediately you can see will not last long, similarly the first part of the flue attaches via complicated flanges that look like they too will grind away fast and fail leaving the product again immediately unusable. It's on it's way back to Bunnings sadly. The answer is simply to weld these lugs in place - and this should have been a basic design flaw picked up in testing. Plus the flue attachment could have been made much more robust, easier and less likely to fail. The reason I'm writing this is because I called Scandia simply as a courtesy to report the issue and was fairly brusquely told that my comments would be passed on to the creative team. The lady who answered clearly was not familiar with the product, didn't want to know any details and brushed me off after less than 30 seconds on the phone. Such a shame that a potentially great product has been pretty much condemned by a simple design fault - I do hope someone at Scandia or maybe even Bunnings sees this review, and I certainly hope potential buyers see it to avoid getting one until the fixes are made, because it isn't a one-off issue, the problems will be the same with all of them. Thanks, Stuart.