Weber Kamado charcoal barbecue

The Summit® Kamado looks and performs like no other barbecue in its category. Its signature durable, dual-walled insulated steel quickly reaches desired temperatures and maintains heat for all-day smoking, while minimising the amount of charcoal burned during a cook. Feeding a crowd? With an extra-large 61cm cooking area, Summit® Kamado is ready to handle any size feast. And simply reposition its grate to transform your Kamado into an everyday charcoal barbecue to sear steaks, barbecue chicken, smoked fish, and anything else you’re serving at the BBQ.

• Dual-walled insulation for precise, quick temperature changes
• Steel construction and porcelain-enamelled finish for durability
• Rapidfire lid damper boosts airflow to quickly reach high heat
• One-touch cleaning system for hassle-free clean-up
• Adjustable fuel grate for smoking or high-heat searing
• Gourmet BBQ System ready, cookware sold separately

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Can I use my charcoal barbecue as a fireplace?

You can't use your charcoal barbecue as a fireplace. Fire logs produce extreme heat in a small amount of time. Because of this heat, the metal of your barbecue will expand very quickly. When the enamel coating expands to fast, a so called 'Thermal Shock' will happen, this results in the wrinkling of your barbecue.

How do I extinguish my charcoal barbecue?

When you're done grilling you should follow the following steps to extinguish your barbecue:
- Close the damper on the lid
- Close the damper(s) on the bowl
This will stop oxygen from getting in the barbecue. We recommend to leave the dampers closed overnight to make sure the charcoal or briquettes won't turn on again. Once the grill is completely cooled you can empty the ash tray and clean your barbecue.

Do not use water or any other extinguishing materials to cool your barbecue. This can damage the enamel coating of your grill. 

How much charcoal or briquettes should I use in my charcoal barbecue?

Below you will find a table with the recommended amount per fuel type for both indirect and direct grilling.