Collection: BBQube

BBQube has carved out a genuinely original space in outdoor living, producing wood-burning heaters and grills that are as striking to look at as they are satisfying to use. The cube form is instantly recognisable, built from heavy-gauge steel and designed to radiate heat in all directions while giving you a serious grilling surface whenever you want one. Whether you are gathering around it on a cool evening or cooking over open flame, this is outdoor living with real character.

BBQUBE Wood Burning Heater and Grill with Log Store`

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BBQUBE Wood Burning Heater and Grill with Log Store`

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Percy Doughty

Regular price £2,689.95 GBP

Regular price ~~£2,899.95 GBP~~ Sale price £2,689.95 GBP
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BBQUBE Wood Burning Heater with 2 Wheel Base

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BBQUBE Wood Burning Heater with 2 Wheel Base

Vendor:
Percy Doughty

Regular price £2,239.95 GBP

Regular price ~~£2,399.95 GBP~~ Sale price £2,239.95 GBP
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BBQUBE Outdoor Grill and Heater

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BBQUBE Outdoor Grill and Heater

Vendor:
Percy Doughty

Regular price £1,789.95 GBP

Regular price ~~£1,999.95 GBP~~ Sale price £1,789.95 GBP
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HEATQUBE Wood Burning Heater with 4 Wheel Base

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HEATQUBE Wood Burning Heater with 4 Wheel Base

Vendor:
Percy Doughty

Regular price £1,519.95 GBP

Regular price ~~£1,699.95 GBP~~ Sale price £1,519.95 GBP
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HeatQube Wood Burning Stove

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HeatQube Wood Burning Stove

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Percy Doughty

Regular price £1,359.95 GBP

Regular price ~~£1,599.95 GBP~~ Sale price £1,359.95 GBP
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FAQs

What is a built-in BBQ? A built-in BBQ is a permanent outdoor cooking appliance designed to be integrated into an outdoor kitchen island, countertop, or modular cabinet structure. Unlike a freestanding barbecue that can be wheeled around the garden, a built-in model is fixed in place, connected to a gas supply, and finished flush with the surrounding structure for a clean, professional result. The outcome is a dedicated outdoor cooking station that feels like a natural extension of your home rather than a temporary setup.

What fuel types do built-in BBQs use? Most built-in BBQs are gas-powered, running on either propane (LPG) or natural gas. Propane models connect to portable gas bottles and are the most straightforward to install, as they require no permanent gas line. Natural gas models connect directly to your mains gas supply, which requires a Gas Safe registered engineer to carry out the installation but once connected, you'll never need to manage gas bottles again. The right choice depends on whether your outdoor space has easy access to a mains gas supply and how frequently you plan to use the BBQ.

Does a built-in BBQ need to be installed by a professional? For natural gas models, installation must be carried out by a Gas Safe registered engineer this is a legal requirement in the UK. Propane models are generally more straightforward, but the structural integration into your outdoor kitchen island will still require careful planning around clearances, ventilation, and load-bearing considerations. We strongly recommend working with a qualified installer for any built-in BBQ project to ensure safety, compliance, and a finish that lasts.

How far should a built-in BBQ be from the house or combustible structures? As a general rule, your built-in BBQ should be positioned at least one metre from any wall or structure, and at least three metres from any easily combustible materials such as garden furniture, fencing, or overhanging branches. Check your product installation guide for more info. approved with edits

What is the best material for a built-in BBQ in the UK? 304-grade stainless steel is the industry standard for built-in BBQs and is the material used across quality commercial and residential models. It is highly resistant to corrosion, easy to clean, and withstands the demands of frequent outdoor use in the UK's variable climate. For gardens in coastal locations where salt air is a factor, 316 marine-grade stainless steel offers an additional layer of protection. Avoid models that use thin or plated steel, as these can rust within a season or two when left exposed to rain and temperature changes.

How do I maintain a built-in BBQ to keep it performing well? Clean the cooking grates after every use while they are still warm, using a grill brush to remove residue before it carbonises. Wipe down stainless steel exterior surfaces with a mild cleaner and a soft cloth. Avoid abrasive pads, which can scratch the finish. Check burners periodically for blockages and clean them with a soft brush. A deep clean of the interior, including the drip tray and grease management system, should be done every few months depending on frequency of use. Fitting a weatherproof cover when the BBQ is not in use will significantly extend its lifespan, even if the unit is built from weatherproof materials.