Example adjustable warming racks for cookboxes of grills are disclosed. An example warming rack is configured to be coupled to a cookbox of a grill. The example warming rack includes a first rack and a second rack. The first rack is couplable to the cookbox. The second rack is pivotally coupled to the first rack. The second rack is movable relative to the first rack to transition the warming rack between an expanded configuration and a collapsed configuration.

A portable grill having multiple grill sections attachable to one another to form a grill member; and a pair of support standards each attachable to one edge of the assembled grill member to elevate the grill member for positioning over charcoal or other fuel for cooking thereunder. The individual components of the portable grill can be packaged into a small case. The grill is collapsible/stackable, portable, with V-shaped stainless-steel grill grates to improve cooking performance and conditions for individuals and families who love to grill and barbecue outdoors. The grill design prevents food from ever touching the surface of an actual existing grill and avoids fire flare-ups.

Embodiments of a griddle of the type for an outdoor cooking station is provided herein. The griddle includes a flat cooking surface with a splash guard extending along a periphery of the flat cooking surface. The flat cooking surface defines a trough positioned adjacent a rear end of the cooking surface such that the trough includes a sloping surface extending downward toward a rear opening defined in the splash guard along and adjacent the rear end of the flat cooking surface. With this arrangement, as a user cooks food on the griddle, unwanted grease may be pushed to the rear of the griddle and into the trough so that the grease funnels down the sloped surface and through the rear opening and into a grease container centered below the rear opening.

The present invention is directed to an adjustable campfire grilling stand. The adjustable campfire grilling stand may comprise a left side stand, a right side stand, and a center grill holder. The left side stand and the right side stand may support the center grill holder above a campfire. The center grill holder may support cookware over the campfire such that the cookware may heat food contained with the cookware. As non-limiting examples, the cookware may be a basket broiler or a fry pan. One side of a cookware bracket may be recessed to retain the basket broiler. The opposing side of the cookware bracket may be flat to support the fry pan. The height of the left side stand and the right side stand may be adjustable to compensate for uneven ground and to establish a height for the center grill holder above the campfire.

A cooking device includes a frame having a plurality of legs, a main body supported by the frame and having a heating compartment having at least one burner, a cooking surface disposed above the heating compartment and configured to be heated by the at least one burner for cooking a food item in a first cooking mode, and a rack disposed below the heating compartment and configured to receive the food item thereon for cooking the food item via heat from the at least one burner in a second cooking mode.

A grill system having a housing, a frame, movably imbedded inside the housing through a top of the housing, a grate covering a top of the frame, a wheel adjacent to a side of the housing, connected to a wheel shaft, parallel to the grate and connected to the frame, a lock securing the wheel in set positions, and a heat source inside the frame below the grate and above the wheel shaft. The wheel and wheel shaft being rotatable such that the frame and the grate are raised or lowered out of or into the housing as the wheel and wheel shaft rotate. The heat source is movable independent from the wheel, wheel shaft, frame, and grate, and the grate cannot be lowered below the heat source.

Example adjustable warming racks for cookboxes of grills are disclosed. An example warming rack is configured to be coupled to a cookbox of a grill. The example warming rack includes a first rack and a second rack. The first rack is couplable to the cookbox. The second rack is pivotally coupled to the first rack. The second rack is movable relative to the first rack to transition the warming rack between an expanded configuration and a collapsed configuration.

A container suitable for capturing fire, the container comprising an outer housing having an open top and a closed bottom, an inner fire-containing receptacle fitting within the outer housing, a grate, and a system to raise or lower one of the grate or fire-containing receptacle; the container comprising a lid fashioned to engage with the open top of the outer housing; and a tripod stand capable of suspending the container and comprising a lift system engaged to the lid to operate the lid from a position engaged with the open top to a position disengaged from the open top.

A ground supported barbecue apparatus utilizing a stand having a frame that supports a tray with a grill. The tray and grill are vertically positioned by a height adjuster to ensure cooking of foodstuffs at a proper temperature and above an ignited fuel source below the frame.

A grill grate device is provided. The device is comprised of a base, at least one fastener for removably attaching the base to a bottom grill grate, and at least one vertical attachment post extending upward from the base. The vertical post may be fixed or telescopic and includes at least one rotation point with a locking mechanism, allowing for angular and height adjustments. The lower end of the post may include a curved or angled bottom edge to provide a cantilever effect that enhances load distribution across the base. The upper grill grate attaches to the vertical post via reciprocal attachment points enabling secure yet detachable installation. The upper grill grate is suspended above the main grate and may be rotated laterally around the attachment point for repositioning.