The Balcony BBQ

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Inner-city life, inner-city pressure, the lack of space to grill is starting to get ‘yer.

Living in the City certainly has many perks but it does mean that not everyone has the luxury of boundless green gardens and varnished oak decking to enjoy their summer. Owners of balconies, roof terraces and small gardens rejoice, The Balcony BBQ has landed! (not fallen off, just ‘arrived’)

With an array of straight-forward fixing options you can mount this tasteful piece of alfresco grill-ware onto just about any balcony or railing. It can even be attached to a wall, freeing up oodles of space for your outdoor furniture and hungry party guests. It’s portable too so the fun needn’t just be confined to your terrace either, why not unhook it and take it with you for a picnic in the park – kiss those flimsy foil non-starters goodbye.

Unlike most barbecues which get slung in a cupboard to gather cobwebs at the first sign of Autumn, the Balcony BBQ can function as a rather handsome plant container for the remaining 3/4 of the year – just don’t forget it’s there when the warm weather returns!

Please Note:

  • Please take care when BBQing, particularly at height (those chicken wings can’t fly and a falling burnt sausage is lethal)
  • Coal not included

Price: R899

(price correct when published)

Product Features:

  • Weather-resistant powder-coated metal container
  • Long-lasting stainless steel cooking grill
  • Includes simple balcony, railing and even wall fastenings
  • The perfect BBQ solution for the space-conscious cook
  • Plenty of room for all your sausages, burgers and veggie kebabs
  • Doubles up as a very fetching plant container
  • Clichéd nude Statue of David apron not included
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Michelle heads up the web content and digital marketing at Mantality, and is a true fan of all the cool products she works with. Outside of work she is a competitive athlete and dedicates every other waking moment to diet and training – and consumes enough chicken and tuna to feed a small African country. You’ll also find her hitting the decks as Lady Sinister with DJ partner The Boogeyman. “Tomorrow never comes, so don’t wait for it to say what you want to say, do what you want to do, and live every waking moment to the fullest.” – Michelle G.

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