“Mary Poppins eat your heart out!” The mad inventor Colin Furze is preparing for the cold weather by making his own take on the umbrella. He created one with a stainless steel canopy and a patio heater underneath. It also serves as a stove and armor.

By Arnaud’s Kombuis is a tiny but versatile cooking set. It weighs just 2.2 lb and its components nest inside each other when not in use. You get a wood stove, a pot, and a lid that can also be used as a pan. The lid also has a tiny spout for draining liquid.

The PizzaDome is a three-piece oven attachment for BioLite’s BaseCamp stove. It consists of a lid with a built-in thermometer, a foodsafe ceramic hot plate and a base. It heats up in 10-15min and can bake pizza in 5-10min.

Like BioLite’s charging stoves, Pelty uses heat from a fire to power its electronics. A lit candle can power Pelty for up to five hours. The speaker is made from glass and ceramic and connects to devices via Bluetooth.

Similar to the BioLite Camp Stove, the FlameStower has a generator that turns heat into electricity, letting you charge devices via any open fire. It can’t be used as a stove, but it is cheaper and smaller than the Camp Stove.

A 1.5L stainless steel kettle and pot. It has a silicon-covered handle and a shield at the bottom that protects flames from wind. It comes with a bowl that fits inside. You can also keep the BioLite Camp Stove in it.

Turn a minivan into a camper van with the QUQUQ. Place it at the rear compartment of your vehicle and you now have a stove, a bed, jerry cans, and shelves to store cooking implements and other tools.

Using the power of the sun, the SolSource can grill, boil, steam, fry and bake food as fast as or even faster than conventional stoves and grills. Under maximum sunlight, its highly reflective plastic panels can heat food up to 1,000ºC.

The beer lovers’ fridge. Elvira Stoveworks’ Northstar refrigerators not only have a cool 1950s design, they can also be equipped with a draft system, including a beer tap, a CO2 cylinder and a keg. Beer sold separately.