- This is the Darche stainless steel barbecue
in the 310 size.
It's a little flat fold fire pit that you can set
up no matter where you set up camp.
I gonna tell you all about it.
Let's check it out.
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Hey folks, Ben from Snoweys here today
and I've got a little fire pit
that I'm telling you about.
This is the Darche stainless steel barbecue
in the 310 size here.
It's a little flat pack barbecue
or fire pit that you can set up
no matter where you set up camp,
providing fire regulations allow you to do so.
Now this is how it packs up.
It's about a 36 centimetres by 36 centimetres
about six centimetres in height here.
And it weighs about 4.2, 4.3 kilos in total.
I'm gonna show you how to set it up
and some of the features today.
We'll start with what comes in the bag.
So it's got this nylon sort of
semi padded sort of bag here that it packs into.
A little flap that you undo we'll pull it all out.
So these are all the components here
that make up the fire pit.
Now the black section here is our base.
So we'll start with that
and there's clips on the base here.
That make sure it stays secure and doesn't topple over.
Now this also doubles as a heat shield
for the stuff underneath.
So all your ash and stuff is gonna fall on here.
Now to set it up we grab this little
funny looking component here.
This is what's gonna form the fire pit.
So this just folds out like this.
Now that will sort of sit roughly freestanding
but it's a little bit loose which is why those clips
are on the base here.
So just got line the face up
in between the clip and the little hook
on the other side there in all four locations on the base.
Once that's lined up we can then do the clips up
and that will be the fire pit secured to the base.
To do the clips up we just flip this over,
hold these up these are spring loaded,
clip that down and that's now held that in place.
Do that on all four legs, keep spinning it around,
number three and the last one here number four
and that's now attached to the base.
Then we can pick it up with these handles here,
move it around if we like obviously
if it was hot, you want to be using gloves to do that.
Grab this little stainless sorry, cast iron grill
or grate here that just sits loosely in the middle here.
There's no notches or anything for it to sit in,
it just sits in there like that,
that creates a spot for us to put our charcoal
or our wood on top of and allow airflow underneath.
And then we grab the last section here.
Now this is the grill.
This is an adjustable height grill.
If we fold these legs right over the top
these notches here give us three different
height settings to set it to
so that we can cook on top of our barbecue here.
It lines up just in the notch there like so on both sides.
So that's at the lowest height there at the moment.
It just sits, it's quite sturdy.
It rocks back and forth a little bit
but it certainly doesn't feel like
it's gonna come off.
That's at the lowest height.
We can then put it up one notch like this.
That's the second height
and then brought up really high if we like.
So depending on how hot our fire is,
we can create a larger distance
between the cooking service on top here and our fire inside.
We've got that all set up.
That was really quick and easy to do now
in terms of dimensions of the fire pit.
When it's set up, it's 31 centimetres
for the base here in length and width
and that's the same with the grill at the top
it's 31 centimetres and 31 centimetres.
The actual fire pit below here is a
little bit less it's about 28 centimetres
from front to back and side to side.
It's all square and height wise from the base
to the top of the fire unit here.
If you were to take this off
and just use this element it's 28 centimetres
to this edge here and the grill on top here
extends right up to about 28 centimetres
at its highest point here as well.
In terms of materials it's a stainless steel composition.
So the silver elements that you see here
are all stainless steel.
This little grill inside here as I mentioned previously,
is a cast iron grill so there's a bit of weight to that.
And the base here is just a powder coated steel
same with the clips they're all powder coated steel.
There's no plastic components or anything in there.
I reckon these are a great unit
for cooking for say two to four people in a campsite.
You can't fit a big fire inside here,
you're not gonna fit a big lump of timber
but some charcoal, some heat beads,
or small bits of timber in there.
Get the fire going put your grill
on top, cook some food, and then you can pack it away
and being such a small flat pack unit and light
fits in the back of the car really easily.
Also a good way to have a fire without leaving that scar
on the ground that sometimes fire pits can leave.
If they're not already provided at a campsite
you can grab these online at
snowys.com.au at our lowest prices everyday.
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