Six of the best barbecues

Friday 07 June 1996 23:02 BST
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1The Ravenna, pounds 24.99. Although fiddly to put together this compact, cast iron barbecue, with adjustable grill level should last a lifetime. Sturdy and very heavy, it's perfect for the garden. Sainsbury's Homebase; call 0181-784 7200 for nearest branch.

2Barbecook cylinder Barbecue, pounds 59.99. Sleek stainless steel BBQ for style junkies. Lid open, it functions as a conventional barbecue, lid down it smokes your food. Lightweight and easy to assemble - a very cool addition to the garden. Selfridges; 0171-629 1234

3Weber Go Anywhere Grill, pounds 40. Neat folding legs and a secure lid make this the ideal portable barby. B&Q (0500 300 150).

4Smokey Joe Grill, pounds 39.00. Reminiscent of the aliens in the 70s Smash adverts, this BBQ has a good deep bowl which makes it possible to cook whole chickens, stews and vegetables. Made from porcelain enamelled steel it is rust-proof, lightweight and easy to assemble. John Lewis; call 0171- 828 1000 for nearest branch.

5Instant Barbecue, pounds 3.45. Although not very attractive this is brilliant for picnics. Forget about messing around with fire lighters - this is, as the name suggests, an instant BBQ with an hour's cooking time. Sainsbury's Homebase; 0181-784 7200

6Picnic Barbecue, aka the `bucket', pounds 39.99. This unusual design involves no assembly and is easy to store. Selfridges; 0171-629 1234

Stylist: Rose Hammick

Photographs: Tony Buckingham

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