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Persondubsta
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Hi, has anyone got / had a son of hibachi bbq?. I like the look of them but unsure of how big they are for cooking and what sort of size / weight they are to transport?.
Any body got any opinion son them good or bad?


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I have one, here's a couple of pics (clickable thumbnails) they might give you some idea of size.



Let me know if you need specific dimensions and weight and I'll measure it for you.

Things I love about it;

Easy to light
Self cleaning
You can reuse unburnt briquettes

There are some additional pics on Amazon

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all the gear and no idea


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Had one for several years and like it.

Size is ok without being extravagant. Have cooked for family/4 blokes easily enough with a bit of planning. We often have a pan of something across the middle section, and it's a handy design for keeping things warm underneath while cooking more on the coals. Grill height is adjustable.

It's not the lightest bit of kit - but solid and robust - so you wouldn't want to carry it any distance by hand, but we use for canoe/car camping.

Fireproof bag has proved handy, especially with kids so can put grill away in bag almost as soon as done and out of harm's way.

Not tried using it as oven but will one day. And it's strong enough to use as a wee firepit once the cooking done - one side can be held vertical as a deflector/reflector.



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