Classic SG80

Name: Classic SG80
Brand: Cinders Barbecues

Cinders Barbecues

£1299

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The Classic SG80 (Single Grill, 80cms) is the half-size version of our famous twin grill. Its lighter weight has made it a firm favourite with market traders, and for rental companies. It is often rented as a dependable backyard supplement when a large party is planned, and finds a place with specialist food presenters such as the travelling ‘Oyster Girls’ company in the US. In the case of the SG80, light weight doesn’t mean lesser quality. The same standards which make the twin grill TG160 the choice of high throughput caterers are applied equally to this handy model. It can also be transform

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Registered at Companies House as CINDERS BARBECUES LIMITED, number 02306838. Checked 2026-08-29.
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