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Choose a barbecue based on where you cook, how many people you usually feed and the style of cooking you enjoy. Gas barbecues offer convenient heat control, charcoal and kamado models suit people who enjoy managing a live fire, and pellet smokers make low-and-slow cooking easier. Check the available space, ventilation and fuel requirements before deciding.

Portable barbecues are compact and designed to be moved or transported, making them useful for smaller outdoor spaces and trips where their use is permitted. Built-in barbecues are designed for permanent outdoor kitchen installations and generally require more planning, bench space and appropriate ventilation. Follow the appliance installation requirements, particularly for gas models.

Yes, beginners can learn to use a kamado barbecue, although there is a learning curve. The insulated ceramic body retains heat well and can be used for grilling, roasting and smoking, but temperature is controlled through charcoal quantity and airflow. Start with simple cooks and learn how the vents respond before attempting long smoking sessions.

The Barbeques Galore range includes brands such as Ziggy by Ziegler & Brown, Beefmaster, Firehawk, Turbo, Arrosto and ProSmoke. Available brands and models may change, so browse the current range or use the brand navigation to compare features, sizes and cooking formats.

Start with a suitable barbecue cover, sturdy tongs, a spatula, a reliable food thermometer and cleaning tools recommended for your cooking surface. Depending on how you cook, you may also want a grill plate, roasting rack, pizza accessories or smoker fuel. Check that accessories are compatible with your barbecue model.

Yes. You can explore barbecues by cooking format and fuel, including gas, charcoal, kamado and pellet options, and compare portable, freestanding and built-in models. Consider cooking area, available outdoor space and how many people you regularly serve to narrow down the right size.