Liftin' Tool

Metartal

£55

Grip. Lift. Control. Crafted from solid mild steel and a block of hardwood, the Grill Remover Tool is your essential lifter for hot, heavy work around the Inferno. The formed steel head grips securely under grill plates, hot plates, or the charcoal tray, letting you reposition or remove them with confidence — even when blazing hot. The full-length hardwood handle stays cool to the touch and feels solid in the hand, while a leather loop adds a practical finishing touch. Unapologetically tough, beautifully made, and hand-built in Britain, this is a tool that’s as functional as it is striking — a

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as METARTAL LTD, number 15950598. Checked 2026-08-29.
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UK operations
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Where it is made
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