Kamado Bono Green Egg BBQ Grill (Green, 21")

What temperatures can this kamado grill reach?

The ceramic construction reaches maximum temperatures of 400°C, suitable for high-heat searing and pizza baking. Low temperatures around 110°C are achievable for smoking meats. The precise airflow control system maintains stable temperatures throughout the cooking range, with most users finding temperature control easier than traditional barbecues.

How many people can this grill feed?

The 21-inch cooking surface feeds up to 12 people comfortably. The deep design allows multiple cooking levels using additional racks, effectively doubling the cooking space. You can cook several racks of ribs simultaneously or prepare complete meals with proteins and vegetables on different levels.

What's included with the barbecue?

The complete set includes the ceramic grill with stand, bamboo side shelves, ceramic chicken rack, pot holder, ash cleaning tool, two heat deflectors for indirect cooking and a comprehensive recipe guide. The fibreglass gasket and renewed internal inserts with expansion seams are also included for optimal performance.

How long does the ceramic warranty last?

All ceramic components carry a lifetime warranty, along with cast iron grates and stainless steel features. This comprehensive coverage protects against manufacturing defects and material failures. The warranty demonstrates the manufacturer's confidence in the durability of heat-resistant ceramic construction.

Can this grill be used for smoking food?

Yes, the dual-zone system includes heat deflectors that create indirect cooking zones perfect for smoking. Maintain low temperatures around 110-140°C for smoking ribs, pork shoulder or fish. The ceramic construction provides excellent heat retention and smoke circulation for authentic barbecue flavours.

How much does the assembled grill weigh?

The complete unit weighs 115kg including packaging. This substantial weight provides stability during cooking and indicates the thick ceramic construction quality. The weight requires two people for assembly and positioning, but the included wheels make repositioning manageable once assembled.

What fuel does this barbecue use?

This kamado uses charcoal as the primary fuel source. The efficient ceramic design requires less charcoal than traditional barbecues whilst maintaining higher temperatures for longer periods. Quality lump charcoal works best, though charcoal briquettes are also suitable for most cooking applications.

How difficult is assembly?

Assembly typically takes about one hour with two people. The main components are the ceramic shell, metal stand and side shelves. All necessary hardware is included with clear instructions. The most challenging aspect is the weight of ceramic components, requiring careful handling during assembly to prevent damage.