Kadai BBQ Fire Bowls & Kadai Firepits
The recycled kadai fire bowl / recycled kadai fire pit is available in three sizes, 60cm, 70cm or 80cm diameter, it is called the recycled kadai as it is hand made in India from recycled oil drums, these are flattened, pieces marked and chiselled by hand and then shaped and rivetted together to create the kadai bowl.
The recycled kadai bowl comes with:
A pack of kadai beads to spread over the base of the kadai to protect the bowl, to insulate the base to direct the heat of the fire upwards rather than down and to allow for better drainage if left out in the rain.
Holi grills which are placed within your kadai, the centre of the grills is removable to create a large area allowing easier access for topping up of charcoal or logs without removing the whole grill.
Handmade metal tongs for handling wood and charcoal.
A simple wire brush for cleaning the grills after use, we clean the grills with the brush and always heat them again over the kadai while the charcoal is heating up.
Two types of stand are available:
A High Gothic Stand used mainly while cooking, this comes flat packed but can be easily assembled in around ten minutes.
A Low Wrought Iron Stand used mainly while using your Kadai fire bowl as a Kadai fire pit so you can sit around it while looking down into the fire.
It can be very useful to have one high stand for cooking and one low stand while using your kadai as a fire pit.
The Kadai barbeque fire bowl or Kadai fire pit has an attractive rustic look and can be used as both a versatile BBQ and a fire pit.
With a huge range of cooking accessories available you can cook anything on your Kadai firebowl. Once cooking is complete your Kadai BBQ can be turned into a delightful Kadai fire pit by simply removing the grills and adding logs, an attractive way of providing heat on those nights when you just want to stay outside and relax with friends and family.
Built from recycled oil drums the recycled kadai barbeque fire bowl is made in India by hand from steel plates, each piece of steel is chiseled out from flattened recycled oil drums, and then shaped and riveted together to form a perfect fire bowl.