Fire Pit With BBQ Grill Cook King Bandito

Fire Pit With BBQ Grill

Bandito is the ultimate Fire Pit With BBQ Grill.

This stunning fire pit is made from high-grade steel and is hand finished

The fully adjustable grill plate has plenty of space for your favourite BBQ food

The cauldron-like shape of the fire bowl not only protects your fuel from the wind, but it also looks stunning

The Bandito can be used as a fire pit centrepiece to any garden party with the grill easily removed

And when it’s time to feed your hungry guests, simply slide the grill onto the fire pit, adjust the height and cook up some delicious wood-fired steaks and burgers

It’s a quality fire pit made from quality materials, so get the Bandito now and enjoy outdoor cooking time and time again

Please note that some of the additional cooking accessories shown in the video are not yet available. i.e. large cooking pan and goulash pot

Due to the quality weight and size of this product it is shipped on a pallet and therefore does not qualify for free delivery

Specifications

• Dimensions: H115 x W80 x D80cm
• Weight: 36kg
• Colour: Black
• Guarantee: 1-year

Maintenance:

Black raw steel may have surface rust appear after some time, this is a natural process and is not a manufacturing fault

Follow the basic maintenance laid out below and your fire pit for last for many years to come

• Use a cover when not in use to greatly reduce the appearance of surface rust
• Clean products with a damp cloth and dry
• Coat grates and grills with a thin layer of edible oil, repeating this step to prevent rusting.
• Maintain black raw steel bowls by sanding with fine grade sandpaper and painting with high-temperature paint.

(The inside of black steel fire bowls should not be painted but can be coated with a thin layer of edible oil to help prevent rust.)

Garden Chefs guide to a better fire pit experience:

• Use a good amount of kindling to get the fire going
• Where possible use kiln-dried logs, (kiln-dried wood gives off far less smoke)
• Split logs down with an axe (thicker logs will smoke more)
• Keep the temperature up by adding logs, don’t let the fire burn right down before adding more fuel
• Allow airflow around your logs as you stack them
• Enjoy