AndesUniversal Camping Kitchen Windshield Wind Blocker Protector

Although this product was not compatible with my camp kitchen (due to the pegs to secure it not fitting into the slots available), it was possible to drill the holes needed into the top. It was very sturdy and did the job well.

Purchased to place around our Cadac two burner outdoor grill which we use sat on top of a camp table. The cut out for routing the gas hose is at the back of the windshield whilst the actual outlet on our Cadac is on the right hand side, so I had to cut a new access hole. Nothing too difficult to do and it now works perfectly for my needs. The item is made of mild steel and well painted on all sides. It’s heavy enough to stay upright and easy to clean. It also folds up for storage and take almost no space at all.

This is a good piece of kit. Usefull when windy and fits around the gas burner. It is heavy and stands well. Happy with purchase.

I bought this to shield a Halfords twin gas burner. Obviously it doesn't fit as it would with an Andes stove but it's big enough to shield my stove by surrounding it on three sides. The little pegs designed to slot into the Andes stove will be made useful by drilling three small holes in the camping table I use which will increase the stability. This shield is strongly made and wouldn't blow over unless there was a very very strong wind.

Used to put around a small camping table to protect a hexi cooker from wind at a festival. Works really well, perfect size. A little big for a backpack but needs must. Thank you ☆☆☆☆☆

As many other reviews, this is heavy but that is the main reason for me buying it.We used it many times camping in a wet and windy Cornwall camping trip, it withstood the wind and we managed to carry on cooking, super impressed with the build quality.Beats the old school silver fold out versions in every way.

The windshield is substantial and looked like it would last well. I had to send it back as it was too big for the table I wanted to use it on. Also there are pegs on the bottom of the windshield which I imagine would work well on a slatted table to keep it in place, but I wanted to use it on a solid surface which would have been problematic.

A good solid screen that does the job well. It has little pegs to fit into the matching table, but it took 30 seconds to drill suitable holes into my own camp table.