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MCD-1500J
15"*22"/38*56CM
133 Sq in / 858cm²
SS304 / φ13”/ 33cm
36kg/42kg
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(kamado, ceramic kamado, ceramic grill, kamado grill, kamado bbq)
1·Firebox Design
The firebox of the Kamado grill is carefully designed to optimize heat generation and distribution. It is usually located at the bottom of the grill, with a grate to hold the fuel. The shape of the firebox, often a rounded or oval - shaped cavity, helps in concentrating the heat and directing it upwards towards the cooking grate. This design allows for efficient combustion of the fuel, whether it's charcoal or wood pellets.
2、Cooking Grates
Kamado grills are equipped with high - quality cooking grates. These grates are typically made of stainless steel or cast iron. Stainless - steel grates are known for their durability and resistance to rust, while cast - iron grates can retain heat well and create those characteristic sear marks on the food. The grates are placed at an appropriate height above the firebox to ensure proper cooking distances, and they can be easily removed for cleaning.
(kamado, ceramic kamado, ceramic grill, kamado grill, kamado bbq)
1·Firebox Design
The firebox of the Kamado grill is carefully designed to optimize heat generation and distribution. It is usually located at the bottom of the grill, with a grate to hold the fuel. The shape of the firebox, often a rounded or oval - shaped cavity, helps in concentrating the heat and directing it upwards towards the cooking grate. This design allows for efficient combustion of the fuel, whether it's charcoal or wood pellets.
2、Cooking Grates
Kamado grills are equipped with high - quality cooking grates. These grates are typically made of stainless steel or cast iron. Stainless - steel grates are known for their durability and resistance to rust, while cast - iron grates can retain heat well and create those characteristic sear marks on the food. The grates are placed at an appropriate height above the firebox to ensure proper cooking distances, and they can be easily removed for cleaning.
