2 mm Steel Folding Case Grill for 6 Skewers

This folding case grill is designed for cooking with six skewers during picnics, camping trips, fishing outings, and weekends away from home. Its defining feature is the combination of a functional firebox and a compact storage format: after use, the structure comes apart and folds into a slim, flat case. An integrated handle makes the packed grill easy to carry in one hand, while the flat profile uses space efficiently in a car boot, utility room, or storage area.

A collapsible grill made for outdoor trips

No screws, special tools, or separate permanent stand are required for assembly. The panels join through the connections built into the structure and form a rectangular firebox supported by legs. The upper edges provide positions for six skewers, allowing several portions to be arranged in sequence above the heat. Flame-shaped cut-outs give the body a distinctive appearance while preserving the grill's straightforward practical purpose.

• Capacity: six skewer positions provide a useful format for preparing several portions in one cooking session.
• Assembled dimensions: 50 cm high, 31 cm wide, and 46 cm long. These measurements should be considered when choosing a cooking area and suitable accessories.
• Material: 2 mm steel. The steel panels form the working firebox and are intended for the normal heat produced when cooking over embers.
• Storage format: the dismantled parts fold into a flat case with a carrying handle, making the grill easier to store between trips.
• Tool-free setup: the structure can be prepared for cooking without bringing a separate tool kit.

Choosing a site and preparing to cook

Set the assembled grill on a level, stable, non-combustible outdoor surface before lighting the fuel. Keep it away from dry grass, low branches, and other flammable objects. Check that every panel is seated in its intended connection, all legs rest firmly on the ground, and the firebox does not rock. The grill may be used with charcoal or with embers prepared from firewood. Avoid overfilling the firebox, and never attempt to carry or dismantle the unit while the steel remains hot.

The six positions make it easier to plan how many skewers will be used in one batch. When selecting skewers, use the 31 cm working width as a reference and make sure each skewer rests securely on both sides of the firebox. A cooking grate is not confirmed as part of the supplied set. If grate cooking is planned, select its size and support arrangement separately according to the actual firebox width.

Cleaning and dry storage

After cooking, allow the embers to go out completely and let the steel cool naturally. Do not pour water onto the hot grill, since a sudden temperature change is undesirable for the metal panels. Remove ash and food residue, then clean the dry surfaces with a stiff-bristled brush. Before folding the grill, check that every section is cool and that no glowing or smouldering fuel remains inside.

Store the steel grill in dry conditions and protect it from prolonged exposure to moisture. If the panels become wet during an outing, dry them fully before packing them into the case. This simple routine keeps the collapsible structure tidy and ensures that the portable grill is ready to be assembled for the next outdoor meal.