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Who needs a fancy restaurant when you’ve got this bad boy at home?
If you’re serious about grilling, this hibachi grill is your new best friend. Compact yet mighty, it brings authentic, high-heat cooking right to your backyard or balcony. With its minimalist design and superior heat control, this grill is all about delivering those perfect sears and smoky flavors.
Bring the excitement of restaurant-style cooking right to your kitchen with an at-home hibachi grill. Perfect for entertaining or a fun family dinner, this compact grill lets you sear, sauté, and serve up delicious meals with that signature hibachi flair.
Includes an 85 cm cooking unit with wood storage, a bamboo chopping board and a handy accessories tray for utensils and condiments.
Available in:
- Black (powder coated steel)
Overall dimensions:
- 8mm thick
- Plate: 400mm/850mm
- Plate Height: 230mm
- Base Bottom: 1300mm x 700mm
- Base Top: 1050mm x 400mm
- Base Height: 670mm
Please note: This product requires a small amount of assembly. Refer to the instruction manual for guidance.
The black-coated models require more maintenance: the top of the Island must be kept clean and dry, especially at the base of the cone, to prevent rust. The use of a cover is recommended.
SAFETY
Metal surfaces become extremely hot during use and can cause serious burns if touched. Burning temperatures can be very high—always supervise children and pets around the fireplace.
In New Zealand, outdoor fireplaces must be situated at least 1 metre away from any building or legal boundary. However, to light the fire, a permit may require a minimum distance of 3 metres from structures, hedges, or other combustible materials. Check local council guidelines to ensure compliance with placement, safety, and fire restrictions in your area.
CLEANING & MAINTENANCE:
Corten or powder coated steel fire pits will naturally develop surface rust over time—this is not a defect but a natural process.
To maintain black powder-coated fireplaces, clean it with a damp cloth and dry it thoroughly. Grates should be coated with a thin layer of edible oil regularly to prevent rusting. Use a cover if applicable when not in use to protect from the elements. If the surface becomes scratched, clean and repaint the area to prevent rust formation. Avoid excessive heat from large, blazing fires, keeping temperatures at a moderate level ensures long-lasting performance and preventative peeling.