CAMPINGMOON Stainless Steel Portable Camping Fire Pit Foldable Wood Burning Charcoal Grill 20x13-inch with Carrying Bag MT-3
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Style: Large size Charcoal Grill (MT-3)
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- Recommended for about 4-5 peoplePortable wood burning camping grill/stove/fire pit, easy to assemble. Very convenient for barbecue, camping, beach, RV camping and other outdoor occasions.
- DIMENSIONS: Unfolded:19.3"x13.4"x10.2"(H)/ 49x34x26(H)cm; Folded:19.3"x6.7"x4.5"/ 49x17x11.5cm
- WEIGHT: 9.5lb / 4.3kg
- MATERIAL: Stainless Steel
- *OUTDOOR USE ONLY* 1Sturdy and long life with a thick stainless steel frame. 22 levels adjustable height of the grill, so you can control the heat for cooking. 3Package include: 1 * Fire Pit BBQ Grill MT-3; 1 * Carrying Bag
Brand: camping moon
Product Dimensions: 13.4"D x 19.3"W x 10.2"H
Special Feature: Portable
Color: Stainless Steel
Fuel Type: Wood
Brand: camping moon
Product Dimensions: 13.4"D x 19.3"W x 10.2"H
Special Feature: Portable
Color: Stainless Steel
Fuel Type: Wood
Recommended Uses For Product: Outdoor
Finish Type: Painted
Included Components: Fire Pit BBQ Grill MT-3, Carrying Bag
Assembly Required: Yes
Material: Stainless Steel
Handle Material: Stainless steel
Item Weight: 9.5 Pounds
Frame Material: Stainless Steel
Installation Type: Free Standing
Manufacturer: camping moon
Part Number: US-MT-3
Item Weight: 9.5 pounds
Item model number: US-MT-3
Style: Large size Charcoal Grill (MT-3)
Finish: Painted
Shape: Rectangular
Special Features: Portable
Batteries Included?: No
Batteries Required?: No
Date First Available: February 26, 2021
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This review is for 14" medium grill, MT-2. Purchased for $45.80 - $4.58 (10% off). Let me first address the "is it or isn't it" question about some or all of this grill being 304 stainless steel... Contrary to claims that you read in some reviews, not all stainless steel is NON-MAGNETIC. Depending upon the metallurgical blend (chromium and nickel percentages), there are magnetic flavors, so a magnet test isn't a 'be-all end-all' proof. Having said that, 304 stainless steel is NON-MAGNETIC. In the third image in the "Product image gallery" (the set of pictures toward the bottom as you scroll below the item description, not the ones at the top), it states that "All parts are made of stainless steel..." In the same image that includes the above caption, there are pictures of each component with descriptions. The 'GRILL' and 'FIRE PLACE' are identified, specifically, as being 304 stainless steel. So, which is it, all the parts or just the two? * Update. 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