🔥 Two Braai Dreams, One Chimbro Mission: Make It Sizzle! 🔥

At Chimbro, we don’t just make braais—we engineer outdoor fire temples where meat meets magic. Every now and then, two projects come along that are so braai-lliant, we just have to show them off like proud parents at a school talent show.

So, light your imaginary fire, grab a virtual tongs, and feast your eyes on these two custom beauties we just delivered to very lucky clients.

💥 Braai #1: The Stainless Steel Showstopper

(AKA: “Coal Tray Couture meets Souvla Chic”)

This setup had it all. You know those people who say “less is more”? We say, “Have another chop and make it more more.”

✅ Stainless steel coal trays – Because rust is for forgotten gym equipment, not your fire bed. Our coal trays are built to take heat and serve fire like royalty.✅ Wall-mounted Asado system – Bring the asado attitude home. Hang, slow-roast, and look like you know what you’re doing—even if you don’t (yet).✅ Suspension roll-up grid – The ultimate flex. Raise and lower your grid with ease. It’s like power steering for your steak.✅ Souvla system – For those “I feel Greek today” moments. Meat on swords, spinning over hot coals… Zeus himself would approve.

This was the kind of installation that makes neighbours lean over the wall and ask awkward questions like, “So, uh, what you braaing this weekend?” Translation: “Can I come over?”

🔥 Braai #2: The Built-In Braai That Knows It’s Good Looking

You know how some braais try too hard? Not this one. This built-in bad boy is all about clean lines, clever hardware, and zero nonsense. We’re talking:

✅ Stainless steel hook-on brackets – No rusty hinges, no saggy grids, just hook-on brilliance. Clean, removable, and as neat as your cousin’s wedding suit.✅ Free-floating stainless steel braai grids – Not welded down, not boxed in. These grids glide like a dream and lift out for easy cleaning. Just what every serious tong-master deserves.✅ Bonus: This whole setup slid into a custom-built braai cavity so perfectly, we almost cried a little. (Okay, we did. But they were manly, stainless steel tears.)