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PX FC1000 Skewer Holder (Set of 3)
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PX FC1000 Skewer Holder (Set of 3)
Aussparungen passend für Lagerfeuerspieße und Petromax Eisen[
Einfache Montage in den PX Fire Center FC1000 Multipunkten
Fester Halt für Spieße und Eisen
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Expand your PX Fire Center FC1000 with a versatile spit holder for campfire skewers and Petromax irons.
Description
Description
With the PX Fire Center FC1000 skewer holder, you expand your system with new possibilities for cooking and roasting over an open fire. Whether campfire skewers, stick bread, or Petromax irons: the skewer holder ensures a secure grip and makes cooking over the embers especially comfortable.
The precisely fitting holder is simply inserted into the middle multi-point recess of the PX Fire Center FC1000. Thanks to the recess, it is suitable for both campfire skewers and waffle, burger, and sandwich irons. Petromax irons especially benefit from the supported positioning, ensuring the waffle batter stays safely in the mold and the cheese in the sandwich.
Three differently arranged insertion heights make it possible to flexibly adjust the distance to the embers, avoid getting in each other’s way with multiple campfire skewers over the fire, and use the heat purposefully.
Made from high-quality stainless steel, the PX Fire Center FC1000 skewer holder impresses with shape stability and heat resistance, for many shared hours by the fire.
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Operation & care and saftey instructions
Operation & care and saftey instructions
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