If you have the room, an essential part of camping.

This is an excellant buy. It has loads of room to cook easily for a large family, and then when the kids have all gone to bed, burn logs in it for use on campsites which do not allow open fires.
Ecxellant, well worh £20.

Nice BBQ - hard to build

The previous comment is not kidding. This thing is hell to put together.

It took about 3 hours of hard work.

Here's what you will need to know:
1) The screws are described by size. When it says you need"5 x 15mm", it means you need the M5x15 screws. It does not mean you need five of them. In the first instruction, it incorrectly says"6 x 15mm", but it means 2 of M5x15mm.
2) If you're looking for some missing screws, don't worry - they may already be put toegther. I found the wooden handle (24) already attached to the height adjuster (16), which is part of Step6. On the first page, 24 is shown on the diagram near 14. This is not correct - it is the wooden handle near 16.
3) Step 4 says"5 x 8mm", but it means"5 x 15mm".
4) Step 6 - Fix the height adjuster teeth-down (check the pic on the box)
5) Step 8 - refers to pic 16, should be pic 6.
6) In general, the diagrams are too small to see which way round ot put the bolts. It is significant, however, as the"stub" can intefere. I had to switch several after assembly when lid did not move smoothly or tray caught on way up/down.
7) Step 8 is quite confusing - but you can get there. Stick the ends through the front, under the handle first and thread through.

If anyone thinks this is a small task, they will probably end up with it stashed in their shed forever, half-built. A bit of pre-assembly from the manufacturer of this would help tremendously.

Be very wary of using this BBQ!

I purchased this BBq for a number of reasons. I wanted it mainly for doing family Bbq's at home but, I liked the fact that I could use it for picnics/holidays and also thought it'd be really easy to store! First impressions were mixed. It was easy enough to assemble BUT the metal side 'flaps' kept swinging inwards so you HAD to put the grill bit in place to keep the Bbq open. I quickly realised that this would make lighting it a bit tricky. Other than that was impressed with the overall size & was eager to try it out. It certainly was fiddly to get it started and was starting to bug me as one of the side bits kept swinging in as I was putting the coals in & trying to light it. Once lit, all seemed to be going well & after a while I started loading the food on. HOWEVER, at this point I realised flames were coming out of one of the cooking SIDES of the Bbq!! I was using the Bbq on a table and had I been stood round the other side I could easily have been set alight! I abandoned everything & put it all out (much to the disappointment of my family who were now geared up for it) & took it back the next day. Am unsure whether the particular one I had was faulty ot whether there is a serious design flaw. Would be interested to see how other people get on with theirs but if you have purchased one recently please be careful. On a plus side it folded away really easy for me to return it!!