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PX FC1000 stainless steel hanging grill grate
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PX FC1000 stainless steel hanging grill grate
Generous 50 cm grilling surface for a wide variety of dishes
Sturdy chains for secure suspension over the fire
Raised edge protects food from falling off
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FC1000-HG50
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Expand your PX Fire Center FC1000 with an adjustable stainless steel hanging grill grate for versatile grilling experiences over an open fire.
Description
Description
Expand your PX Fire Center FC1000 with a generous grilling surface and enjoy cooking together over an open fire. The hanging grill grate attaches to the PX Fire Center FC1000 Cooking Tripod and offers versatile options for meat, fish, vegetables and much more.
With a diameter of 50 cm, the stainless steel grate provides enough space to prepare different foods at the same time. The raised surrounding edge keeps the food safely on the grilling surface and makes grilling over the fire easier.
Thanks to the sturdy chains, the hanging grill grate can be attached to the Cooking Tripod quickly. With the adjustable height, you determine the distance from the fire and can adjust the heat to suit your food at any time.
Made from high-quality stainless steel, the hanging grill grate impresses with its dimensional stability and heat resistance—for long-lasting grilling experiences with the PX Fire Center FC1000.
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Operation & care and saftey instructions
Operation & care and saftey instructions
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