It's just not a real BBQ when you use gas.

Sorry!

Not sure why photo is not working. It's ALDI and is here

Details: This barbecue consists of a trolley with double doors, 2 foldable side shelves and 6 hooks for accessories. It features a cooking grid, warming rack and galvanised grease pan, plus a handle and large thermometer on the lid.

Accessories Included
Hose and Regulator
Features
With electronic Piezo ignition
3 stainless steel burners
Cooking height approximately 80cm
Handle and large thermometer on lid
Trolley with double doors, 2 foldable side shelves and 6 hooks for accessories
Cooking grid, warming rack and galvanised grease pan
Accessory hooks
Steel body
Wheels for easy transportation
Safety Warning
Never take a portable barbecue or lit charcoal into an enclosed space like a tent or caravan due to the risk of Carbon Monoxide poisoning
Carbon-based fuels are safe to use - it is only when the fuel does not burn properly that excess CO is produced, which is poisonous
Watch out for these symptoms: Mild Headache, Dizziness, Nausea, Vomiting, Fatigue or Drowsiness
Colour: Black
Dimensions: 129 x 55 x 103 cm
Hanging Hooks: 6 Hooks
Ignition Type: Electronic Piezo Ignition
Number Of Shelves: 2 Foldable Side Shelves
Product Type: BBQs & BBQ Accessories

good find op, heat added

Good but I'd recommend one of these' less gas' less dough to fork out' what's not to like? :smile:

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It's just not a real BBQ when you use gas.

Sorry!

Is this barbecue really durble? :-)



only spelling and grammar nazis will get it.

Cornish bbq me thinks?

Heat added. Nice one.

Sold out online, available in stores from tomorrow

We just use the George Foreman grill and an extension lead. Faster ,safer and easier to clean :wink:

Gas barbecue... Might as well fry it on the pan. Why even bother

Any deals or suggestions for buying gas/bottles?
Thanks in advance.

Has anyone assembled theirs yet... Any good?

I bought one of these and after an initial problem of putting the doors on upside down and needing to drill a new hole as a bracket was put on backwards it was all good.

The regulator you get it says isn't compatible with Calor Gas, anyone know why? do Calor regulators screw on? Which one do I need?!

I have moved from Charcoal to Gas as I am lazy! :smiley: Sue me.

I put mine up last weekend.
Its not the most robust of items but it ticks a few boxes for me such as the side plates collapsing and an opening door to hide some bits.

Ive not used it yet so cant comment.