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Buying guide: BBQ accessories
Choose tools that handle food on a hot grill and keep the cooking surface clean, without buying kit you will not use. Tongs with long handles keep your hands further from the heat, and a brush or scraper that suits your grates keeps the grill ready for the next cook. Add smoking tools or a cover only if the way you cook calls for them, and check each item against your barbecue's fuel and size.
Start with a spatula, long tongs and a grill brush or scraper for cleaning the grates. Add heatproof gloves for safer handling, and an apron for messy jobs. If you smoke food, look at a smoker box or a chimney fire starter, and add a cover to protect the barbecue from rust if you cannot store it under cover.
You want tools and gloves that protect your hands while you cook.
Check that the gloves are heatproof, and look at the length of the tongs before you buy.
See all BBQsYou want a brush or scraper close to hand, so the grill is clean for the next cook.
Check that the brush or scraper suits your grates, and clean the grill after every use.
Ask our team which accessories fitYou want the right smoking tools for the flavour you want, without buying kit you will not use.
Check whether the product page includes a smoker box or chimney fire starter, and whether it suits your fuel.
See Kamado Joe BBQsYou want the barbecue protected from rust and weather between uses.
Check that the cover fits the size of your barbecue, and that it is made for outdoor use.
Ask our team which accessories fitSend us the barbecue's make and model, the fuel it runs on and the size of its grates, and tell us whether you smoke food or keep the grill outside. Our team can help you confirm which tools and covers suit it before you order.
Contact the teamThe questions below cover whether heatproof gloves are needed, what to look for in tongs, when a chimney fire starter is useful, whether a cover is worth having, which brush suits your grill, and whether an accessory fits every barbecue.
Heatproof gloves are on the list of grilling tools, and they help you handle hot grates and lids more safely. Check the product page for the heat resistance stated for the gloves.
Look for long handles, so your hands stay further from the heat, and check that the tongs are sturdy enough for the food you cook. Check the product page for what a set includes, since sets vary.
A chimney fire starter is one of the smoking tools worth considering for charcoal cooking. Check that your barbecue is charcoal-fired before you buy one.
Using a cover protects the barbecue against rust if you cannot store it in a shed or garage. Check that the cover fits the size of your barbecue before you buy.
Choose a brush or scraper that suits the grates on your barbecue, and check the product page for the material it is made from.
Check the product page for the fuel type and barbecue size each item suits, since a tool made for one type may not suit another.
Check the dimensions, seating and features on each product page before you order.
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