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steel

11/6/2015 at 8:42pm
Location: North London
Outfit: Berghaus Air 4 8 Roben Green Cone

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I have one of these, it works okay. Perhaps a little small for more than 2 people but folds really small.

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AVON EAGLE

11/6/2015 at 9:46pm
Location: Blackpool
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Just one note to those that said the ashes dropped through the bottom and burned the grass - You should have been using a fire blanket - They are not dear.

I bought the ASDA folding BBQ - it is ok - the only trouble is they are a bit low and not too much cooking area. I have used it as a small fire-pit after as well.

PS - A mate of mine has a bigger one (BBQ I mean) but had it years and can't remember where he got it.

micbrook

12/6/2015 at 9:41am
Location: None Entered
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i have the small outwell one. yes the paint peels after first use and yes it does warp a little (more noticeable when hot but cools down almost to normal, its fine) but its great. still fits in the original box for storage.
can't cook a lot in one go but it managed 4 adults 5 kids every evening for a week on one bag of ready lite charcoal stuff…. and after, a burning log thing for marshmallows. its had a fair bit of use. doesn't drip fat and any charcoal that gets thru can be swept away in the morning

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TimCESmith

12/6/2015 at 1:21pm
Location: London
Outfit: Karsten 350 + SE CA EA RA FW & ZIG

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The Outwell Cervon is preposterously expensive but ticks all the boxes: robust, no paint to flake off, adjustable grill height, plus you can remove the grill mid-cook and it will stand up off the ground on its own supports - meaning you can easily adjust the fire. It sits on a sheet base so there's no trouble with hot embers burning the grass.

Cross Camping

13/6/2015 at 8:30am
Location: Hertfordshire
Outfit: Anything I like !!!

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I've used the same one a lot... The key I find is not to over load it with coals, infact I use two rows of brickets with a row balanced and spaced on top of the first two rows. I also only make the rows 2/3 of the way a long the BBQ leaving me a section of grill at the end that has no brockets so I have an area of the upper cooking grill where there is no direct heat below it.

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