Step Collapsible Charcoal Grill for 8 Skewers with Two Steel Side Tables

The collapsible Step charcoal grill accommodates eight skewers at the same time. Removable steel tables are positioned on both sides of its one-piece welded firebox, with a separate lower stand beneath it. This arrangement creates a three-level work area: food cooks above the coals, cookware and utensils can be placed at the sides, and a supply of firewood can be kept on the lower level.

Construction and dimensions

• Firebox: one-piece welded construction made from 3 mm steel.
• Firebox dimensions: 560 × 350 × 180 mm.
• Capacity: 8 skewers.
• Grill height: 730 mm.
• Weight: 22.5 kg.
• Frame: collapsible.
• Removable parts: two side tables, the lower stand, and the handles.
• Finish: black heat-resistant paint.

The firebox is a single welded unit, so its walls do not need to be assembled from separate panels before each use. For transport, the frame is taken apart into its components, while the tables, lower stand, and handles are removed separately. The firebox itself retains its shape and still requires space corresponding to its 560 × 350 × 180 mm dimensions. Its 22.5 kg weight should also be considered when choosing a location and planning how the grill will be moved.

Work surfaces and accessory placement

The two steel tables extend the usable area on both sides of the cooking zone. Hot cookware may be placed on them, allowing one side to hold containers and prepared food while the other is reserved for tools used near the firebox. Separating these items keeps the area in front of the grill clear and maintains direct access to all eight skewer positions.

The lower steel stand is intended for firewood and keeps the fuel supply separate from items needed directly during cooking. It detaches independently of the frame and side tables. Its open position below the firebox provides access from the side, leaving both upper surfaces available for cookware and grilling utensils.

Skewers and grill grate

The firebox length is configured for eight skewers. Its open rectangular construction also permits cooking with a suitably sized grill grate. The grate should be selected according to the internal working area of the firebox; it is a separate accessory and is not listed as part of the grill. Checking the fit is particularly important when using an existing grate, as it should rest evenly on the edges without tilting.

Cleaning and storage

Once the grill has cooled completely, remove ash and remaining charcoal from the firebox, then clean the surfaces with a soft brush, sponge, or cloth. Stiff wire brushes and abrasive cleaners are unsuitable for painted parts because they may damage the heat-resistant layer. Clean and dry the firebox, frame, and detached components before storage. Keep the grill in a dry, sheltered place.