The new decks here at the Park Modern Building are begging for hot, modern barbeques – and even though it’s no longer BBQ season we’ve done our research and we’re are ready to get grilling. No surprise – most of the well designed modern barbeques are coming from Scandinavia, the UK and Australia. Here are the BUILD findings in alphabetical order. Let us know if we missed anything out there and post your own recommendations…
BGE: Big Green Egg ~$600
Conmoto: Grill Magic ~$500
Conran: bY Range (No listed price)
Dancook: 1000 ~$200 The classic look
Dancook: 1500 Charcoal ~$400
Electrolux: designed by Jeppe Utzon $9,000 to $10,000
Ten thousand dollars? Yeah right – we’ll take 3 – c’mon Utzon it’s a BBQ not an opera house.
Eva Solo: Charcoal Grill $650
Eva Solo: Gas Grill $1800
Eva Solo: Metal Bucket Grill $38
First Nordic: Tablegrill
Fuego: 01 Grill ~$3000
BBQ companies take note – this is how you advertise a hot, modern BBQ
Fuego: 02 Grill (the scaled down version) ~$1700
Apparently the smaller unit doesn’t come with models
Leiro Star: patio barbeque grill ~$1500
Leisuregrow: Phoenix Triple Roaster BBQ ~$500
Outback: Elite Diamond 3 burner ~$500
Outback: Elite Granite 2 burner ~$200
Outback: Excel 100 ~$150
Décor Pebble: Tabachi (no listed price for the box)
Despite having the the worst website in the history of BBQs the simple, clean box has potential.
Viking: Charcoal Ceramic Cooking Capsule ~$3600
Weber: Joe Gold Turquoise ~$100 Cost effective and classic
