How to Choose Your Ideal BBQ Grill?

• Metal Thickness (3–5 mm): This is the key indicator of longevity. Thin metal will burn out and warp quickly, while thick steel will last for years. 
• Mobile or Stationary: Decide whether the grill will stay in one place in the garden or if you want to take it on trips (a foldable model).
• Optimal Size: Choose the length based on the number of people. For a standard family, a grill for 10–12 skewers is best.
• Ease of Use: Shelves, lid or tool holders make cooking much more pleasant and organized.
• Structural Stability: Safety first! Ensure the legs are sturdy and the grill doesn't wobble during use. 
• Proper Air Circulation: Special side vents ensure even coal burning and a juicy result for your meat. 
• Skewer Fixation Slots: Special notches hold the skewers in the desired position, allowing the meat to be grilled evenly on all sides.
• Heat-Resistant Coating: Quality paint protects against rust and maintains the grill's aesthetic look even after hundreds of uses. 

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