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Homefires 1200 Super Deluxe Spit Bundle, open spit braai with left motor cabinet and separate flue components

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About your braai

Spit: Motor box on the left · needs an electrical supply
Included: Spit motor and arm, ember maker, warming drawer, two 1.2 m flues, collar, slip-on base, rotating cowl
Not included: Electrical supply and wiring, extra flue sections and collars, building materials, installation
Guarantee: 15 years on the firebox

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Homefires 1200 Super Deluxe Spit Built-in Braai (Includes 2.4m Flue and Rotating Cowl) - SAVE!

Name: Homefires 1200 Super Deluxe Spit Bundle | Braai Culture
Brand: HomeFires
SKU: BRAAIB1200SPIT(bundle)
Price: 44399.00 ZAR
Availability: InStock

Slow-roast over coals, with a heavy-duty spit already included.

From: Original price was: R47,160.00.Current price is: R44,399.00.

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SKU BRAAIB1200SPIT(bundle)

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MADE FOR SLOW SUNDAYS

A proper braai.
A slow turn.

Build the fire in the ember maker and move the ready coals under the full-length grid as you cook. The heavy-duty motor turns the spit while you tend the coals, and the warming drawer keeps the first round ready. Two 1.2 m flue sections, a joining collar, a slip-on base and a rotating cowl come in the bundle.

Have a qualified electrician plan the connection for the motor and the light fitting.

Heavy-duty spit motor, motor box and spit armKeep the left motor box accessible
Maximum balanced spit loadAsk us to confirm it before you order
Ash pan, ash drawer and potjie arm
Up to five extra flue sections1.2 m or 2.4 m, one collar per extra join
Minimum chimney height 2.5 mYour installer confirms the final height
Installation manualUnder Plan your setup

Homefires 1200 Super Deluxe Spit Bundle built into a light patio surround beside an outdoor dining area

MAKE YOURSELF AT HOME OUTSIDE

Let the roast turn.
Stay for the company.

Settle in around the fire while the spit does the turning. Good food takes its own time.

Surround, counters and furniture are not included. Keep the motor compartment accessible.

BUILT FOR SLOW ROASTS

Keep the roast turning.

THE FIRE

An ember maker on hand.

Build the fire in the ember maker. Move the ready coals beneath the grid as you cook.

THE SPIT

Let the spit turn.

The heavy-duty motor turns the spit while you tend the coals. Keep the left motor compartment accessible and confirm the motor supply and load before use.

THE MEAL

Keep the next round warm.

Use the warming drawer while you finish the meal. Let the unit and ash cool fully before cleaning and closing up.

MEASURE THE WHOLE SETUP

Will it fit your space?

Open dimension drawing

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Complete front frame width × height: 1,655 × 920 mm
Main body width × depth: 1,225 × 535 mm
Main body height: 890 mm
Hood rise above the body: 320 mm
Height to top of hood: 1,210 mm
Motor compartment width: 305 mm
Flue outlet width × depth: 500 × 350 mm
Open lower-door projection: 300 mm
Cooking grid: 950 × 460 mm
Material: Black mild steel

Measure before you build.

These are product dimensions, not a building opening. Allow for insulation, expansion, motor-box access and the full flue route. Have an independent installer confirm the opening and chimney design before building.

The drawing as text

ALL SIZES IN MILLIMETRES
Homefires 1200 Super Deluxe Spit Built-in Braai
Built-in braai: wood and charcoal, with a motor-driven spit, an ember maker and a flue kit
01 FRONT VIEW
500 flue outlet
920 frame height
950 cooking grid
305 motor box
1,225 body width
1,655 complete front
02 SIDE VIEW
350 flue outlet
535 body depth
300 door open
320 hood rise
890 body
1,210 to the hood top
Front at the right. Lower door open.
03 COOKING GRID
950 width
460 depth
04 TOP VIEW
1,225 body width
535 body depth
Front at the bottom. Motor box at the left.
05 FLUE KIT, INCLUDED (SMALLER SCALE)
1.2 m section
1.2 m section
Collar
Cowl base
Rotating cowl
PLANNING NOTES
These are product sizes, not a building-opening size. Ask us for the opening size before you build.
The spit motor sits in the motor box at the left. Ask us for the motor box depth before you build.
Leave a 20 mm expansion gap at the sides and back, and fit insulation around the sides, back and top.
The chimney passage must be at least as large as the 500 × 350 flue outlet.
The lower door opens 300 in front of the braai: keep this space clear.
Included: two 1.2 m flue sections (2.4 m in total), a collar, a cowl base and a rotating cowl.
The minimum chimney height is 2.5 m. Your installer confirms the full height for your roof.
Extra flue sections (500 × 350 across, 1.2 m or 2.4 m long) and extra collars are sold separately.
Building materials, the electrical work and the installation are not included.

GOOD TO KNOW

Plan your setup.

Read your instruction manual before you plan the installation.

Read the instruction manual

What is included in the bundle?

The braai includes its heavy-duty spit motor, motor box and spit arm, grid, ember maker, potjie arm, ash pan, ash drawer, warming drawer, slide-in door, light fitting, grid lifters, spade, poker, insulation and touch-up paint. Two 1.2 m flues, one joining collar, a slip-on base and a rotating cowl are also included.

How do I choose extra flue sections?

Each extra section is 350 × 500 mm across and either 1.2 m or 2.4 m long. Choose one length, then set the quantity, up to five extra sections per braai. The two supplied sections give 2.4 m before extras.

What about extra joining collars?

One collar joins the two included sections. Extra flue sections need matching 350 × 500 mm collars at each additional join. Send your flue route and measurements so we can include the correct extra collars in your configuration quote.

What space does the spit braai need?

The complete front frame is 1,655 mm wide and 920 mm high. The main braai body is 1,225 × 535 × 890 mm; its hood rises another 320 mm. The left motor compartment is 305 mm wide. Allow 300 mm in front for the lowered door. These are product measurements, not a finished opening specification.

What power does the spit need?

Plan access to a suitable electrical supply for the motor and light fitting. Ask us to confirm the motor supply and maximum balanced spit load before ordering. Have a qualified electrician plan the connection and keep the motor compartment accessible.

What must I plan around the unit?

Leave a 20 mm expansion gap at the sides and back, and fit insulation around the sides, back and top. Finished brickwork must sit behind the front frame. The chimney passage must be at least as large as the 500 × 350 mm outlet. Have an independent installer confirm the opening, support and flue route.

Is 2.4 m of flue enough?

The included pipe length is not a complete chimney-height specification. The minimum chimney height is 2.5 m; the roof, nearby obstructions and flue route can require more. Your installer must confirm the height, supports and weatherproofing.

Which fuel can I use?

Use dry, seasoned firewood, good-quality charcoal or briquettes. Do not burn treated timber, painted wood or household waste. Start with small fires while the paint cures.

How do I care for it?

Let ash cool fully before moving it into a metal container with a lid. Clean and inspect the flue regularly. Check the rotating cowl each year and maintain its moving parts. Protect the unit from rain and maintain the paint finish.

What does the warranty cover?

The 15-year warranty covers the firebox against faulty material or workmanship under normal use. Replaceable parts, rust, misuse and damage from incorrect installation are excluded. Correct installation and maintenance are required. Keep your purchase and guarantee documents.

Can you help plan the configuration?

Send us a photo, measurements and the proposed flue route for a configuration quote and a visual preview. Arrange installation with an independent installer. We do not provide installation services.