Argentine Charcoal Grill with Firebox Adjustable Grates Fire bricks and 6 Grilling Surfaces Tagwood BBQ02SI - PRE-ORDER

Literally something unique. The BBQ02SI delivers the pinnacle of Argentine grilling — built in heavy-duty black cold-rolled steel, with all food-contact elements in 304 stainless steel. It offers 6 grilling zones including a clamp grill with independent elevation, swivel griddle, and dual warming racks. Also features a firebox, firebrick insulation, built-in roof, doors, side table, and full gaucho-style controls.

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Our SI models, like any grills made from cold-rolled steel, are prone to rusting, especially in areas exposed to the highest heat, such as the firebox. This issue is more common in regions with high humidity.

Due to the nature of this material, the BBQ may develop:

• Surface rust (oxidation)
• Heat discoloration
• Patina over time

These are natural and expected characteristics, not defects, and do not affect the performance or structural integrity of the grill.

To help preserve the grill, we recommend periodically sanding affected areas with fine sandpaper and applying a high-temperature, rust-preventive paint.

Please note:
Surface rust, oxidation, discoloration from heat, and normal wear are not covered under warranty, as they are inherent to the material and use conditions.

FAQs

What is a Gaucho-style grill?

A Gaucho-style grill is inspired by Argentine asado traditions and typically focuses on cooking over wood or charcoal embers. Many designs include adjustable grates, fireboxes, or accessory options that allow the cook to manage heat manually.

Why is adjustable grate height useful?

Adjustable grate height lets the cook move food closer to or farther from the embers. This is useful for searing steaks over stronger heat, slowing down cooking for larger cuts, or managing flare-ups without removing food from the grill.