Tripod Lashing Hook Petromax D-RING — stainless steel/zinc alloy, 105×97×3 mm

Petromax Tripod Lashing Hook D-RING is a stainless steel and zinc alloy tripod hook designed to secure and lash camp tripods and to hang cookware or lanterns above an open fire. With dimensions of 105 × 97 × 3 mm, this corrosion-resistant lashing disc includes two hooks and a chain for suspending pots, kettles or Dutch ovens and allows height adjustment of suspended cookware by changing chain length. The compact metal plate is intended for use with natural poles or branches to form a stable self-built tripod at campsites and bushcraft locations.

Advantages

The combination of stainless steel and zinc alloy provides enhanced resistance to rust and weathering, making the lashing suitable for repeated outdoor use. Its simple design lets you assemble a tripod quickly by threading branches through the openings and fixing them by twisting the disc. The integrated hooks and chain offer adjustable suspension for controlled cooking heat, and the flat disc packs compactly in luggage or a backpack for lightweight transport.

Suitable for

• Hanging cookware such as Dutch ovens, kettles and pots over open fires
• Creating self-built branch tripods for outdoor cooking and camp shelters
• Suspending lanterns or small gear at campsites
• Bushcraft, bivouac and overland excursions where natural poles are used

Key specifications

• Material: stainless steel and zinc alloy
• Overall dimensions: 105 mm (width) × 97 mm (depth) × 3 mm (thickness)
• Includes two hooks and suspension chain for adjustable hanging
• Corrosion-resistant finish suitable for outdoor conditions
• Compact, flat design for easy packing

How to use

Select three suitably straight, sturdy branches or poles and arrange them into a tripod shape. Thread the branches through the openings of the lashing disc and position the disc at the tripod apex, then rotate or slightly twist the branches to lock them in place. Attach cookware or a lantern to the hooks and adjust the chain length to control cooking height and heat exposure. After use, let the metal cool before packing and store the components dry to maintain corrosion resistance.

Usage recommendations

Use branches or poles of adequate diameter and strength to support the intended load; never exceed the practical carrying capacity of the chosen poles. Check hooks, chain connections and the disc for damage or deformation before each use. Keep a safe distance from flames and use heat-resistant gloves or tools when adjusting cookware above a fire.