
- Average
- R 2 990.00
- Lowest seen
- R 2 990.00
- Highest seen
- R 2 990.00
- Last change
- R 0.00
- First indexed
- 06 Sep 2026
- Vendor
- Amazon
SWING-OUT GRID 59.5 × 48CM: Gives the meat proper room to cook, then swings aside when the coals need attention and suddenly everyone has advice.
WARMING RACK 43.5 × 37.8CM: Keeps cooked food warm while round two finishes and the first “we should probably go” achieves absolutely nothing.
52CM ROTISSERIE SPIT: Adds slow-turning cooking while everyone checks its progress every six minutes as though staring at it somehow makes dinner arrive faster.
FIRE BOWL 59.5 × 20.5CM: Keeps the flames going after supper, when “we should probably head home” still means another two hours before anybody actually leaves.
TABLE RING 12 × 2CM: Gives sauces and braai-side bits somewhere useful to stand, saving the garden chairs from another unpaid shift as temporary shelving.
45CM RAISED LEGS: Lifts the fire bowl to a more practical height, keeping the Braai Captain safely out of the Saturday crouching championships.
CARBON-STEEL CONSTRUCTION: Gives the fire pit a practical backbone for outdoor cooking and roaring fires while everybody finds another reason not to go inside.
PROTECTIVE COVER: Helps shelter the cooled fire pit between sessions, because South African weather has never shown much respect for what you planned.
BRAAI TOOL SET: Keeps dedicated braai tools close to the action, so the good kitchen tongs can stay indoors and avoid another dangerous promotion.
DIY ASSEMBLY: Gets the building done before the fire starts, while one person tightens bolts and another appoints themselves Head of Brackets.