Kvadrat Collapsible Steel Brazier for 8 Skewers, 3 mm

The Kvadrat collapsible brazier is designed to hold eight skewers at the same time. It is a practical size for a garden cookout, a family picnic, or a trip outside the city: the 560 × 350 × 180 mm firebox provides useful space for arranging several portions over charcoal, while the assembled height of 730 mm keeps the cooking area above the level of a low camping brazier. Its straightforward rectangular layout is suited to familiar charcoal cooking with meat, poultry, vegetables, and other foods threaded onto skewers.

A collapsible design for travel and seasonal storage

The brazier stands on a detachable frame that can be prepared for use without special tools. Removable carrying handles and separable frame components make the unit easier to place in a car boot and allow the stored parts to occupy space more efficiently. The firebox itself is a welded trough rather than a collection of loose wall panels, so it does not have to be reconstructed piece by piece before every cookout. This arrangement combines a solid cooking chamber with a base intended for disassembly and transport.

The welded firebox is made from 3 mm steel. This gauge is intended for repeated charcoal cooking and helps the chamber retain heat while food is being prepared. The exterior has a black heat-resistant painted finish. Its restrained matte appearance works naturally in a permanent garden cooking area while remaining suitable for equipment that is packed for occasional outdoor trips.

Key specifications

• Skewer capacity: the brazier provides positions for eight skewers to be used together.
• Firebox dimensions: 560 × 350 × 180 mm; these measurements are important when planning the setup area or selecting a separate cooking grate.
• Assembled height: 730 mm, providing more accessible charcoal and skewer placement than a low ground-level travel brazier.
• Steel thickness: 3 mm for the welded firebox.
• Frame format: detachable frame components and removable handles support easier transport and more compact storage.
• Finish: black heat-resistant paint.

Setting up for charcoal cooking

Choose a level, non-combustible outdoor surface, assemble the frame, and check that every component is seated in its intended position. The firebox should stand steadily with clear space around it. Add food only after the fuel has burned down to an even bed of glowing charcoal without tall flames. The eight skewer positions make it possible to distribute portions along the firebox and turn each skewer in sequence as cooking progresses.

The brazier can also support cooking on a compatible grill grate. A grate is not identified as part of this product configuration, so it should be selected separately according to the 560 × 350 mm top dimensions and the way it rests on the firebox edges. The same principle applies to skewers: decide how many are needed for the outing and confirm that their working length and handle position suit the brazier before cooking.

Care after the cookout

Allow the steel to cool naturally after use. Pouring water onto a very hot firebox causes an abrupt temperature change that should be avoided. Once cool, remove ash and remaining charcoal, clean the accessible surfaces, and wipe them dry. The detachable frame pieces and removable handles can be cleaned separately when necessary. Store the brazier in a dry location so that the steel parts and painted finish have less contact with moisture between uses.

Kvadrat is intended for buyers who want more than a miniature disposable picnic unit: it is a full-size steel charcoal brazier for eight skewers that can still be taken apart for transport. Its welded 3 mm firebox, uncomplicated detachable frame, and clearly stated dimensions make it a considered choice for recurring garden gatherings and charcoal cooking away from home.