Gas. H88xW140xD59cm. Cooking area: 63.5x42cm. 3 burners. Gas hose and regulator, drip tray, grill and griddle. Warming rack. Cover.
Comments
Good points: Straightforward push button ignition. For maximum control, each burner has independent ignition. Even heat coverage, producing good results. Useful warming rack above the grill. Flare-ups from food drippings give foods an appealing char-grilled flavour.
Gas. H100xW125xD47cm. Cooking area: 54x30cm. Single rectangular burner. Comes with gas hose and regulator, disposable drip tray. Built-in thermometer on lid
Good points: Push button ignition. Very quick to assemble. Compact and easy to manoeuvre. Side wings folded inwards for storage. Excellent results for grilling burgers, sausages and chicken. Very good when cooking with the lid closed. Disposable fat collector aids cleaning.
Drawbacks: Side wings quite small and did not feel very robust. Grill needs continual greasing as food sticks.
Gas. H91 x W146 x D60cm. 1920cm². 3 burners. Gas hose and regulator, drip tray, griddle pan and hot plate, built-in thermometer on lid.
Comments
Good points: Straightforward push button ignition. For maximum control, each burner has independent ignition. Even heat coverage, producing good results. Useful warming rack above the grill. Flare-ups from food drippings give foods an appealing char-grilled flavour.
Charcoal. H75 x W66cm. 2350cm². Utensil rack, 2 utility trays, lid with vents, indirect cooking cage, drip pan, ash collector.
Comments
Good points: Spacious with triangular shaped grill. Cooked burgers, sausages and chicken very well. Lid attaches to side of barbecue to act as a windshield. Drawbacks: Our testers found the ash collecting bowl is stiff to remove and replace
Gas. H90 x W135 x D55cm. 2700cm². 3 burners + 1 side burner. Comes with gas hose and regulator. Rain cover. Build-in thermometer on lid.
Comments
Good points: Push button ignition. Very straightforward to build. 4 wheels, 2 you lock for safety so there's no movement. Attractive in design, has a door. Very sturdy. Excellent results for grilling burgers. Sausages and chicken were cooked well but a little uneven in colouring.
Charcoal. H81 x W61 x D39cm. 1332cm². Ash collector.
Comments
Good points: Straightforward to build. Cooked burgers, sausages and chicken very well. Practical wooden handles attached to grill for easy lifting. Drawbacks: Basic design.
Portable. H24 x W57 x D47cm. 1100cm². Removable drip tray. Comes with gas canister.
Comments
Good points: Gorgeous and compact, portable design. Excellent results for grilling burgers, sausages and chicken, although in our tests, heat distribution from the grill was uneven. Easy push button ignition. Built-in gas regulator makes it extremely easy to attach portable gas canister (sold separately, £29.99 for 2). Hose and regulator are also optional extras for connection to a 5-13kg gas canister. Retractable legs and easily portable. Has a lock on the handle for safe transportation.
Gas. H92 x W165 x D57cm. 2166cm². 3 burners + 1 side burner. Comes with gas hose and regulator.
Comments
Good points: Very good results for grilling burgers and chicken breasts. Drawbacks: Push button ignition but button was awkward, had to repeatedly press quickly in order to ignite. Not straightforward to build. Quite basic in appearance. Sausages were uneven in browning.
Charcoal. H84 x W53cm. 1850cm². Warming rack. Grill handles.
Comments
Good points: Good storage - side wings and table. Lid acts as windshield. Useful warming rack above grill. Drawbacks: Where charcoal sit in tray, does not enable full use of grill so food needs to be placed centrally. No handles on grill, comes with grill lifting handles.
Good points: Retractable legs. Handle on grill. Handle to carry whole BBQ as a bucket. Drawbacks: Basic in appearance. Tin to place charcoal in but is not large enough to cover whole grill, therefore food items need to be placed centrally and cannot fit large amounts. Did not evenly brown chicken as coals did not last long enough. No instructions.