Vanliga frågor om Roths grillar och vedspisar

Which Roths grill is best for me?

Choose a freestanding grill if you want to be able to move it and have a work surface in the same unit. Choose a built-in grill if it will be a permanent part of an outdoor kitchen. For larger groups, a larger grill surface with multiple heat zones works best.

What is the difference between the standard grill and XXL?

The standard model suits most households and offers plenty of space for family and guests. The XXL model has a larger grill surface and more separate heat zones, making it better for large groups, clubs and frequent cooking for many people.

When should I choose a freestanding grill?

Choose a freestanding grill when you want a complete setup with legs, wheels, prep space and the ability to move the grill. It's the right choice if you don't want to build a permanent outdoor kitchen or want to use the grill in different locations.

Can I cook both directly and indirectly on Roths grills?

Yes. The grills are built to create heat zones. You can grill directly over embers for searing and flavour, or move the food to a cooler zone for slower cooking with better control.

What is the advantage of a stainless steel charcoal grill?

Stainless steel withstands heat, weather and long-term use better than many thinner or painted constructions. It's also easier to keep clean and well suited to a grill that stays outdoors for much of the year.

Can I build a Roths charcoal grill into an outdoor kitchen?

Yes, choose a model designed for built-in installation. The structure around the grill must withstand high heat, be stable and preserve airflow around the grill. Always plan space, materials and access before completing the build.

Does a built-in charcoal grill need ventilation?

Yes. Charcoal needs oxygen to burn cleanly and evenly, and heat must not become trapped in the structure. Plan air gaps or openings and use non-combustible materials near the grill.

What materials should I use around a built-in grill?

Use materials that can withstand high heat near the grill, such as stone, concrete, sheet metal or other non-combustible solutions. Avoid wood and sensitive composites near the heat source unless they are properly protected.

How much work surface is needed around the grill?

It's better to plan a little more prep space than too little. You need room for ingredients, grates, tools, dishes and hot parts. Work surface on both sides of the grill makes a big difference when cooking for several people.

Can Roths help with outdoor kitchen planning?

Yes. Roths can advise on model, placement, dimensions, ventilation and what to consider before you build. Feel free to send photos, a sketch or measurements to make the advice more specific.

How do I clean stainless steel after grilling?

Let the grill cool, remove ash and food residue, and wipe stainless steel surfaces with water and a mild detergent as needed. Avoid coarse abrasive tools on visible surfaces as they can scratch the steel.

Can stainless steel rust?

Stainless steel has very good corrosion resistance but is not maintenance-free. Salt, metal particles, grease and prolonged moisture can discolour or damage the surface. Regular cleaning is therefore important.

When should I choose a stainless steel grill grate?

Stainless steel grill grates are ideal if you want durable, easy-care accessories with a long service life. They're especially good when the grill is used often or kept outdoors for much of the year.

Which accessories are most useful from the start?

A good basic set includes stainless steel grill grates, tongs, a spatula and a cover. For larger grills, extra grates and tools can make it easier to cook several things at once.

Do I need a cover for the grill?

A cover is recommended if the grill is kept outdoors. It keeps the grill cleaner, reduces moisture and makes it quicker to get started next time.

Should I use charcoal or briquettes?

Charcoal gives fast heat and a strong glow. Briquettes often burn more evenly and for longer. Many people use charcoal for quick grilling and briquettes when cooking takes longer.

How long is the delivery time?

In-stock products are normally shipped within 5-10 business days. Delivery times may vary for made-to-order items, larger grills or custom solutions.

What does the 20-year warranty mean?

The warranty covers the grill's stainless steel parts according to Roths' terms. Parts subject to normal wear, improper use or inadequate care are not covered in the same way.

Where are Roths products made?

Roths products are developed and manufactured with Kalmar as their base. This keeps advice, design and product knowledge closely connected.

Can I see the products before purchase?

Yes, visits can be booked by appointment. Contact Roths in advance to find a suitable time and discuss which solution is best for you.

How do I get help choosing the right model?

Describe how many people you usually cook for, whether the grill should be freestanding or built in, the space you have and which accessories you're interested in. That will make the recommendation more accurate.

What is the difference between a wood stove and a charcoal grill?

A wood stove is more like a robust cooking station for pans, pots, griddles or woks. A charcoal grill is mainly built for grilling over embers and creating direct and indirect heat zones.

Can the wood stove be used indoors?

No. The wood stove must be used outdoors on a non-combustible surface where flue gases can vent freely.

What can I cook on a wood stove?

You can use suitable frying pans, pots, woks and other cookware that stands securely and withstands the heat. The wood stove is particularly well suited to robust outdoor cooking.

Is a pizza oven or grill attachment included with the wood stove?

No, those parts are sold as separate accessories so you can build the combination you actually need.