LotusGrill XL Garden Set
The better kettle grill
The set consists of a LotusGrill XL mounted on a barbecue cart with a stainless steel barbecue hood XL. Two generous stainless steel handles make it easier to maneuver the set in your garden or terrace and to handle the elegant grill hood with viewing glass insert and integrated thermometer. The solid aluminum hinge ensures the snug fit of the hood.
The LotusGrill XL Garden Set now allows the grill master to finally grill right where the others are eating, so he or she can enjoy the party instead of standing off to the side. The grill can be completely disassembled after use and is easy to clean. A specially-developed, extensive set of accessories rounds off the LotusGrill XL Garden Set‘s product range.
The LotusGrill XL Garden Set is the fun, fast and safe way to grill. To ensure the best possible results and minimal smoke, we recommend using the LotusGrill safety fuel gel and LotusGrill beech BBQ-charcoal.
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