The present invention discloses a folding barbecue grill, comprising a forked bracket and a charcoal receiving assembly. The charcoal receiving assembly is arranged on the forked bracket. The barbecue grill in the present invention is simple in structure, convenient in folding, adjustable in height and strong in stability.

A portable stove for burning biomass fuels. The stove has an outer body with walls coupled together with hinges and an opening to load fuel into the stove. The stove further includes a combustion chamber with walls coupled together with hinges that fits within the outer body. The combustion chamber has an opening for loading fuel, secondary openings along upper portions of the walls, a floor with openings to permit airflow into the chamber, and upright posts along the walls to support a cooking utensil for heating. The stove also has a dam that rests on the top of the combustion chamber to direct air through the secondary openings and into the combustion chamber to improve the burning of fuel. The outer body and combustion chamber hinges permit the stove to fold for better storage and transport.

A housing for a masonry oven core comprises at least two shaped sections, capable of being attached together to form a shape that encompasses a masonry oven core. They are at least partly formed from mesh material capable of being rendered with mortar. The completed housing is substantially semi-spherical, and the wall sections extend substantially vertically.

A fire pit includes a fire bed and a pair of side panels set up facing each other to support the fire bed. The fire bed has a first bottom plate and a second bottom plate which are connected by a hinged connection and forms a valley with the hinged connection as the bottom. The pair of side panels, a first side panel and a second side panel, are attachable to and detachable from the fire bed, and form a curve in a convex shape towards the inward of the fire pit when attached to said fire bed.

A combustion powered electricity generating assembly for grilling and generating electricity includes a grill housing, which defines an interior space. A front opening positioned in a front face of the grill housing allows for positioning of combustible materials into the interior space. A front door is hingedly engaged to the grill housing and is positioned to selectively close the front opening. A thermoelectric generator engaged to a back face of the housing generates an electrical current due to a temperature differential between the grill housing and the ambient environment. A power storage module is operationally engaged to the thermoelectric generator so that the power storage module is charged by the electrical current. The power storage module can be engaged an electrical device to power the electrical device.

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.

In one general aspect, an apparatus can include an outer stove having an opening and an inner surface. The apparatus can include an inner stove having an outer surface and disposed within the outer stove where the outer surface of the inner stove and the inner surface of the outer stove define a channel therebetween.

A collapsible grate for a cooktop is provided. The collapsible grate includes a plurality of support members supported at either end at spaced locations along flexible edge strips. In preferred embodiments, each edge strip includes a plurality of sockets to receive the respective ends of the support members. The flexible edge strips allow the grate to be rolled up and folded over on itself for ease of removal and cleaning the underlying cooktop surface.

Disclosed herein is a partition wall assembly for a stove. The partition wall assembly for a stove includes a plurality of partition walls (100, 100a, 100b, 100c). Each of the partition walls includes: an outer panel (110) having first air intake holes (111a) formed at a lower portion thereof so that first air is induced; an inner panel (120) coupled to the inside of the outer panel (110), and having an air moving space (119) formed between the outer panel (110) and the inner panel (120) so that the first air induced through the first air intake holes (111a) moves in the air moving space (119) while temperature of the first air is elevated, and second air outlets (121b) formed at an upper portion thereof to discharge the second air with the elevated temperature toward fuel; and a pair of side coupling members (130) disposed at both sides of the outer panel (110) to couple the outer panel (110) and the inner panel (120) with each other. The inner panel (120) includes: an inner panel body (121) curved to have a predetermined curvature in a height direction; a lower inside coupling plate (122) extending from a lower portion of the inner panel body (121) to a predetermined area and coupled with the outer panel (110); and an upper inside coupling plate (123) extending from an upper portion of the inner panel body (121) to a predetermined area and coupled with the outer panel (110).

A fuel source combustion assembly is configured to allow for easy and safe reloading of a pre-ignited fuel source, in particular charcoal, into a cooking apparatus, such as a smoker, barbecue grill, indoor cooker, and the like. The assembly has a housing, to an inside of which a hamper is installed so as to be able to rotate through an opening on an outside wall of the housing. While in the rotated position, hamper is configured to present a rectangular opening, into which the fuel source may be poured. After the hamper is loaded, it can be rotated so as to be back inside of housing to be secured securely (e.g., by an external door).