Comparison BergHOFF 2415601 vs LotusGrill Grill
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| BergHOFF 2415601 | LotusGrill Grill | |
from £142.45 | Compare prices 19 | |
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| Type | grill mangal | grill mangal |
| Fuel (source) | coals (solid fuel) | coals (solid fuel) |
| Design | tabletop | tabletop |
Features | ||
| In box | grill case | grill case |
General | ||
| Shape | round | round |
| Height | 220 mm | 234 mm |
| Dimensions (WxD) | 350x350 mm | 350x350 mm |
| Weight | 3.7 kg | |
| Added to E-Catalog | may 2017 | june 2014 |
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Height
Product height in working position.
If there is no cover or canopy in the design or delivery set (see “Functions and Capabilities”), then the total height, usually, corresponds to the height of the grate, seats for skewers or other work surface. If there is a cover or canopy, then the height is given according to the overall size of the structure, and it usually does not correspond to the actual height of the working surface; the latter should be specified according to the manufacturer's documentation. However, when it comes to the lid, this difference is usually not particularly critical; but the canopy is usually located at a considerable height (comparable to the height of a person, or even noticeably greater).
In general, a height of 50 cm or less is considered relatively small, 50 – 100 cm — medium, more than 100 cm — significant. However, when choosing a particular product, it is worth considering both the nuances described above and other features. For example, if you are looking for a portable brazier for hiking "forays" into nature, it makes sense to pay attention to low and, accordingly, light and compact models. And for professional use, when you have to “stand over cooking” often and for a long time, higher models are better suited, which you don’t have to bend over to check readiness, turn skewers, etc.
If there is no cover or canopy in the design or delivery set (see “Functions and Capabilities”), then the total height, usually, corresponds to the height of the grate, seats for skewers or other work surface. If there is a cover or canopy, then the height is given according to the overall size of the structure, and it usually does not correspond to the actual height of the working surface; the latter should be specified according to the manufacturer's documentation. However, when it comes to the lid, this difference is usually not particularly critical; but the canopy is usually located at a considerable height (comparable to the height of a person, or even noticeably greater).
In general, a height of 50 cm or less is considered relatively small, 50 – 100 cm — medium, more than 100 cm — significant. However, when choosing a particular product, it is worth considering both the nuances described above and other features. For example, if you are looking for a portable brazier for hiking "forays" into nature, it makes sense to pay attention to low and, accordingly, light and compact models. And for professional use, when you have to “stand over cooking” often and for a long time, higher models are better suited, which you don’t have to bend over to check readiness, turn skewers, etc.
Weight
The total weight of the product, taking into account the main elements of equipment (lids, canopy, food stands, etc.), but excluding fuel.
It is worth evaluating this indicator taking into account the type of device. So, the most compact barbecues and barbecue grills can weigh 4-6 kg or even less(in camping barbecues, the weight does not exceed these values at all); 7 – 10 kg for such models is considered an average, and larger values \u200b\u200bare typical mainly for large stationary structures of high capacity. But ceramic grills and tandoors are, by definition, massive: in the first case, even in the lightest models, the weight exceeds 10 kg, in the second it is usually more than 50 kg.
Anyway, note that both small and significant weight have their advantages. So, with similar functionality, a lighter device will be more convenient to transport, but this convenience will have to be paid for by reducing the height (which affects convenience), reducing the capacity and/or thinner walls of the furnace (which reduces reliability for metal walls, worsens for ceramic ones). efficiency). Conversely, a heavier structure will be more reliable, durable, often more spacious, but at the same time less convenient when moving from place to place, and often more cumbersome.
It is worth evaluating this indicator taking into account the type of device. So, the most compact barbecues and barbecue grills can weigh 4-6 kg or even less(in camping barbecues, the weight does not exceed these values at all); 7 – 10 kg for such models is considered an average, and larger values \u200b\u200bare typical mainly for large stationary structures of high capacity. But ceramic grills and tandoors are, by definition, massive: in the first case, even in the lightest models, the weight exceeds 10 kg, in the second it is usually more than 50 kg.
Anyway, note that both small and significant weight have their advantages. So, with similar functionality, a lighter device will be more convenient to transport, but this convenience will have to be paid for by reducing the height (which affects convenience), reducing the capacity and/or thinner walls of the furnace (which reduces reliability for metal walls, worsens for ceramic ones). efficiency). Conversely, a heavier structure will be more reliable, durable, often more spacious, but at the same time less convenient when moving from place to place, and often more cumbersome.