15" Barbecue Chapa Netherton Foundry NFS-282 Outdoor Cookware One Size / Black

Netherton Foundry

15" Barbecue Chapa

£110.00

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Handmade barbecue grill, forged in rural Shropshire

There’s little better than wholesome food cooked in the outdoors above an open fire, with the wood smoke accentuating the flavour and griddle lines charring into the food. This black iron 15” Barbecue Chapa plate from Netherton Foundry has been forged in their rural Shropshire workshop and treated with natural flax oil for a non-stick finish. Although it’s best used in the open air above hot embers or crackling logs, this camping barbecue can be used indoors with the legs detached.

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- Pre-seasoned with flax oil for a natural non-stick finish and easy to clean.
- Heavy-duty ¼ inch (6mm) thick black iron barbecue grid with 3 detachable black iron legs.
- Perfect for outdoor cooking over an open fire or charcoal embers
- Ideal for cooking all kinds of foods, from steaks to burgers or any type of food that benefits from the flavour of cooking smoke
- Adds attractive char burnt griddle lines to food
- No tools required to fit and remove legs
- Suitable for high temperatures
- Resists warping and buckling under strong heat
- Suitable for use on all hobs; including induction, ranges, gas, halogen and more
- Weight: 5.5 kg
- Diameter: 49 x 38 cm / 19 x 15 inch
- Height: 23.5 cm / 9 inch
- Plate height: 21.5 cm / 8.5 inch (distance from floor when assembled)
- Pack down size: 2.54 cm / 1 inch
- Durable 99.1% pure iron
- Netherton brass rivets
- Sturdy brass wingnuts
- Local manufacturing - Made in Shropshire, England
- Sustainability through longevity - Designed to last a lifetime
Netherton Foundry is a family owned business located in South Shropshire. Netherton Foundry has been inspired by the 18th and 19th centuries' Shropshire Iron masters, especially Abraham Darby. He was the creator of the world's first iron bridge. They wish to look again at the values that inspired this amazing period of creativity and energy. | READ MORE