✔ Dual-Purpose Design, Grill and Table in One Structure — Unlike a standalone grill, the Enkai splits into two functional halves — a charcoal grill on one side and a full solid worktop on the other — combining cooking and dining furniture into a single fixture.
✔ Corten Steel Frame, A Finish That Weathers Intentionally — Corten steel is chosen specifically for its ability to develop a protective rust-like patina over time, giving the frame a naturally evolving, characterful finish rather than requiring paint or coating maintenance.
✔ Stainless Steel Worktop, A Durable Surface for Prep and Serving — The worktop half is finished in stainless steel, offering a genuinely hygienic, easy-to-clean surface for food preparation and serving that stands apart from the corten frame's raw industrial character.
✔ Permanent Garden Fixture, Functional Even When Not Cooking — Because the table half remains usable on its own, the Enkai doesn't need to be packed away after cooking — it continues to serve a purpose as outdoor furniture year-round rather than sitting idle in storage.
✔ Heavy-Duty Locking Castors, Mobility With Genuine Stability — Castor wheels allow the Enkai to be repositioned around the garden as needed, while heavy-duty locking mechanisms hold it securely in place once positioned, preventing unwanted movement during use.
✔ 1450 x 750mm Footprint, Substantial Scale for Genuine Banquet-Style Use — Sized to live up to its name, the Enkai's generous dimensions support the kind of larger, communal outdoor cooking and dining occasion the "banquet" concept implies.
✔ 75–90kg Weight, Built for Permanence Rather Than Portability — A substantial weight range reflects the Enkai's role as a semi-permanent garden fixture, built to stay in place through the seasons rather than to be lifted and moved like a standard table grill.
✔ Year-Round Outdoor Use, Engineered for Constant Exposure — Designed specifically to remain outdoors throughout the year, the Enkai's material choices and construction are built around continuous weather exposure rather than seasonal storage.