Summer without barbecue evenings is hard to imagine. What better way to enjoy warm nights than with family, friends, and food outdoors? Cooking outside can also keep heat out of the kitchen. Building a masonry barbecue, however, can be a lot of work. A stainless steel grill is a compact, stylish alternative, and many models are suitable for both gardens and balconies.
Stainless steel barbecue – what to look for when buying
A complete stainless steel grill is often simple to set up because many models arrive almost fully assembled. Basic equipment includes the grill itself, while many manufacturers offer useful extras such as covers, ember baskets, or other accessories. Meat supports, grill tongs, and cleaning tools are also worth planning for. Check in advance which cleaning products the manufacturer recommends, because proper care is crucial for a long service life.
Installing a stainless steel barbecue safely
When installing a stainless steel grill, safety should come first. Place it on a firm, non-flammable surface such as concrete, gravel, or stone tiles; wooden floors are a poor choice. The grill should not stand under umbrellas and should be kept at least one meter away from furniture, curtains, vines, and pergolas. Use barbecue charcoal or briquettes that meet DIN EN 1860-2 and firelighters certified to DIN EN 1860-3. Never leave the lit grill unattended, and keep a bucket of sand nearby so you can extinguish the fire if needed.
Garden barbecue by Focus
Modern and compact – also suitable for a balcony
Grill by Extremis
For the garden or for travel enthusiasts
Camping and cooking your own food
Plan a great holiday with friends
Vital stainless steel barbecue
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