TWO LEVELS
Cook on two levels.
Two plated-steel grates let you use the full height of the smoker, with room for a second cut above the first.

Slow-smoked flavour on two levels, with a water pan for steam.
R11,999.00
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Charcoal burns in its own chamber at the bottom, the water pan adds steam, and the smoke drifts up past two plated-steel grates. Top up the fuel through the side door without lifting the lid, set the vents, and follow the heat on the lid thermometer. Then pull up a chair, because good smoking takes its time.
MAKE YOURSELF AT HOME OUTSIDE
Light the coals after breakfast and check the thermometer over a cup of coffee. By the afternoon there is smoked brisket or a pork shoulder to share, and nobody minded the wait.
Decking, wall and plant are not included. The photo is not placement advice: follow the Weber manual for a safe surface and clearances.
A LITTLE PRACTICAL THINKING
TWO LEVELS
Two plated-steel grates let you use the full height of the smoker, with room for a second cut above the first.
THE HEAT
The water pan adds steam, the charcoal chamber holds the fuel together and the adjustable vents let you set the airflow.
THE FUEL DOOR
Add charcoal through the rust-resistant aluminium fuel door while the lid stays on, so the heat and smoke stay inside.
MEASURE THE WHOLE SETUP
57 cm is the model size, not the width.
Outside, it is 585 mm across, 610 mm deep over the legs and 1,232 mm high with the lid closed. Follow the Weber manual for a safe surface and clearances.
GOOD TO KNOW
A few answers before your first long cook.
You get the 57 cm smoker with two plated-steel cooking grates, a water pan, a charcoal chamber, a steel fuel grate, a lid thermometer with a silicone temperature grommet, an aluminium fuel door and heat shield, a briquette measuring cup and a cover.
Charcoal burns in the chamber at the base. The water pan above it adds steam, and the smoke and steam flavour the food on the two grates. Open or close the vents to control the heat.
It burns charcoal in the chamber at the base. The briquette measuring cup helps you load the same amount each time.
No. 57 cm is the model size. Outside, the smoker is 585 mm across, 610 mm deep over the legs and 1,232 mm high with the lid closed.
Outdoors on a stable, level surface with clear space around it. Follow the Weber manual for safe surfaces and clearances; the photo is not placement advice.
Yes. Open the aluminium fuel door on the side to add charcoal without lifting the lid.
Read the lid thermometer. The silicone temperature grommet lets you run a probe thermometer wire into the cooker.
Let it cool fully, then fit the cover. The fuel door, heat shield and vent are rust-resistant aluminium.
Tell us what you like to cook and how many people you feed, and we can help you choose the right smoker or braai.
The bowl, lid and centre ring have 10 years against rust-through and burn-through. Plastic parts have five years, excluding fading or discolouration. All other parts have two years.
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