Steel Suitcase Grill for 8 Skewers, 2 mm

This suitcase-style grill is made for trips where charcoal cooking is part of the plan but a bulky firebox is not. After use, the structure folds into a flat 440 × 240 × 55 mm case, while the integrated handle makes it easier to carry once everything has cooled. The compact format suits picnics, camping, fishing trips, weekends at the cottage, or a backyard where the grill needs to be stored after cooking.

Eight skewer positions at two cooking heights

The firebox accommodates up to eight skewers at the same time. Its skewer slots are arranged at two levels, allowing the food to sit higher or lower relative to the charcoal. This gives the cook a practical way to respond to changing heat during the session: choose the closer position when appropriate, or move the skewers farther from the coals without relocating the whole grill.

• Material: steel.
• Steel sheet thickness: 2 mm.
• Capacity: up to 8 skewers.
• Skewer positioning: slots at two levels.
• Folded dimensions: 440 × 240 × 55 mm.
• Leg length: 41 cm.
• Weight: approximately 5.95 kg.

A travel-oriented folding structure

For cooking, the case opens into a firebox and the long legs are attached to support it. No additional tools are required for assembly, so the grill can be prepared without a complicated setup. Once the charcoal and metal have cooled completely, the legs can be removed and the structure folded back into its suitcase form. This makes it easier to fit into a car boot, utility room, or another storage area where space is limited.

The side panels include stiffening ribs. They reinforce the walls and are intended to help the panels retain their shape as the grill heats. A carry handle is fitted to the folding body for moving the cooled unit. Together, the flat storage profile, removable legs, and room for eight skewers make the design particularly useful for people who regularly cook away from home.

Using and caring for the grill

Before lighting the charcoal, unfold the body fully, fit the legs securely, and check that the grill stands level. Place the skewers in the row of slots that suits the current heat. The upper and lower positions let you adjust the distance from the coals during cooking rather than keeping every batch at one fixed height. Do not carry or fold the grill while the steel or charcoal remains hot.

After everything has cooled, remove the ash and spent charcoal, then clean the surfaces with a soft brush or dry cloth. Avoid putting the steel case away while it is damp. A dry storage place is important when the grill will not be used for an extended period. Before the next outing, check that the firebox is clean, the connections are in order, and the legs have been installed correctly.

When deciding whether this model fits your plans, focus on its eight-skewer layout, 2 mm steel thickness, and folded dimensions. The approximate 5.95 kg weight is also worth considering if the grill must be carried a significant distance from the vehicle. It is a practical choice for a group that needs a full charcoal firebox at the picnic site and a compact case-shaped unit for the journey home.