An embodiment of a support assembly for a grill may include a leg subassembly comprising a first leg and a second leg, a leg subassembly comprising a first leg and a second leg, the first leg defining a retaining aperture, and a rotatable pin collar assembly configured to couple the first leg to the second leg in a slidable and lockable connection, the rotatable pin collar assembly including a spring pin configured to be retained in the retaining aperture at a first longitudinal position on the first leg when the grill is in a standing locked configuration and configured to be positioned at a second longitudinal position on the first leg when the grill is in a collapsed configuration.

A support bracket includes at least three supporting rods, a middle rod, at least three first connecting rods and at least three second connecting rods. For each supporting rod, one end of it is configured to be supported on a supporting surface, the other end of it is configured to support a campfire assembly. One end of the middle rod is provided with a first pivot, and the other end of the middle rod is provided with a second pivot. For each first connecting rods, one end of it is pivotably connected to corresponding one of the at least three supporting rods, the other end of it is pivotably connected to the first pivot. For each second connecting rods, one end of it is pivotably connected to corresponding one of the at least three supporting rods, the other end of it is pivotably connected to the second pivot.

A foldable lid for a grill may include a top wall, a front wall, a rear wall, a first side wall, and a second side wall. The front wall may be pivotably coupled to the top wall. The rear wall may be spaced apart from the front wall. The rear wall may be pivotably coupled to the top wall. The first side wall may be pivotably coupled to the rear wall. The second side wall may be spaced apart from the first side wall. The second side wall may be pivotably coupled to the rear wall. The foldable lid may be configured to be in a first configuration or a second configuration.

A hitch-mountable grill and swing arm system is described. In an example implementation, the system may include a grill body including a hood and a base, a swing arm system, and an accessory mounting point connected with the swing arm system that may mount an accessory to the swing arm system separate to the grill body. In some implementations, the swing arm system may include a hitch arm adapted to couple to a hitch receiver of a vehicle, a swing arm coupled to the hitch arm by a pivot mechanism, a pivot lock adapted to stop rotation of the pivot mechanism, and a grill-mounting member detachably coupling the swing arm to the grill body.

Disclosed herein is a self-assembly brazier for camping. The self-assembly brazier for camping includes: a main body including a base plate arranged on the ground, an ash tray arranged to be spaced apart from the base plate by a pair of support legs vertically arranged at both sides of the base plate, a pair of side coupling wings foldably coupled to both sides of an upper surface of the ash tray, and a storage space formed between the base plate and the ash tray; and a pair of dual panels detachably fit and coupled between the side coupling wings when the side coupling wings are vertically unfolded relative to the ash tray, so as to form a combustion space together with the ash tray. The brazier further includes a combustion plate detachably arranged in the combustion space to which the dual panels are coupled, and having an upper surface on which fuel is arranged.

The disclosed embodiments provide a portable charcoal grill and smoker that includes a lower body panel and a lid. A unitary body liner may be positioned within the lower body panel and configured to support a grill rack. The body liner may include a grease pan and a support well for a fuel basket. The fuel basket supports a fuel-grate assembly with a fuel grate which together form a hopper above the fuel grate. A variable-speed fan may be used to control an amount of combustion air that flows into the fuel basket and fuel-grate assembly and, thus, the amount of heat and smoke that is generated and distributed to a food product being cooked or smoked on the grill rack. A removable battery pack may be used to provide power to the fan.

A platform and method for using the platform is provided. The platform includes a first leg having an arm attached to a central pivot post, the central pivot post. The platform can also include a second leg having an arm with an extension and a first sleeve, the first sleeve pivotally engaging the central pivot post. The platform can also include a third leg having an arm with an extension element and a second sleeve, the second sleeve pivotally engaging the central pivot post. The platform can include a capping member and a release mechanism.

Disclosed herein is a portable roaster used when outdoor cooking or camping is enjoyed. The portable roaster with improved portability and handleability can be changed into a single briefcase form so that it is easy for the user to carry it, can accommodate a windshield, a vertical transfer part, a charcoal plate, and a grill inside the body of the portable roaster so that meat can be grilled and eaten by, e.g., a barbecue grilling method outdoors through easy assembly, it is convenient to store portable roaster in a vehicle or warehouse, and the handling of the portable roaster is very convenient, and allows a cover to be used as a substitute for a table so that the portable roaster is highly versatile.

A portable grilling system comprising a grate formed of a non-flammable material; at least two support members formed of a non-flammable material and pivotally attached to the grate; at least one fuel insert support member formed of a non-flammable material and positioned below the grate; and a fuel insert comprising a base tray formed of a biodegradable material having a bottom surface and one or more sidewalls extending upwards from the bottom surface; a biodegradable and non-flammable liner positionable within the base tray; and a fuel source positionable within the liner.

The invention discloses a mobile pellet fueled variable frequency barbecue oven as well as an electric cabinet assembly and a control circuit thereof, and relates to the field of vehicle-mounted barbecue ovens. The mobile pellet fueled variable frequency barbecue oven includes a chassis assembly, wherein the chassis assembly is connected with an automobile; a cabinet arranged above the chassis assembly, wherein the cabinet consists of a lower cabinet and a fuel tank assembly which are arranged oppositely, and is provided with a barbecue oven cavity for accommodating a food grate; and an electric cabinet assembly, wherein both sides of the electric cabinet assembly are electrically connected with the cabinet and the automobile power supply respectively to provide working power for the barbecue oven and control stable power supply of the barbecue oven. The mobile pellet fueled variable frequency barbecue oven as well as the electric cabinet assembly and the control circuit thereof replace a power supply assembly and a circuit of a traditional vehicle-mounted electric barbecue oven through a low voltage actuator, thus realizing low power operation of the vehicle-mounted barbecue oven, realizing normal work during movement of the vehicle, broadening the applicable scenarios of the vehicle-mounted barbecue oven, and being more suitable for actual use requirements.