2 Results: New & Used in BBQ in Normanhurst 2076, NSW

Never used - in unopened original box. Postage negotiable

Offcuts from dry untreated blackbutt flooring. 13kg for $10. Various lengths; max 40cm and most 10-20cm. We have several boxes. Pickup Hornsby 2077.

Perfect BBQ for a patio, balcony. Still in the box, unused… Wifey’s impulse purchase, as we already have a large 4 burner bbq that works well, but thought this would be perfect for smaller cooks. We’ve literally never taken it out of the box (haha!). Unfortunately I can’t provide the exact measurements (not on the outside of the box), but the box itself is 75cm (l) x 55cm (w) x 37cm (h). Weight 24kg. Cash (or Bank Transfer) only. Pick up from Turramurra. Can deliver for additional fees.

Unused Bar-B-Chef Rotisserie Kit & motor in old boxes. Suits most bbq & roasting hoods. Includes adjustable spit rod, 4 spit forks, adaptor brackets, utility handle, instructions & cooking guide. 240 volt motor with automatic reverse function.

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New BBQ Cover Size: 210w x 60d x 105h Heavy duty PVC

25% Space Saving^ 2x Easier to Clean*** 160% faster heat up** Easy to clean non-stick plates From switch on to plate in under 6 minutes~ Can be stored vertically Drip tray clips into place Removes up to 42% of fat² Adjustable rear foot for flat or angled cooking Floating hinge for grilling thicker foods Ready to cook indicator light

OZtrail Folding Charcoal Starter Get your coals cranking quickly and safely Features: Flat folding design for simple storage Internal base shelf for increased air flow Heat resistant handle with hand guard for added safety Large bail handle for easy manoeuvrability Pick up from Eastwood 2122

Background Sori Yanagi was born in Tokyo, Japan in 1915. His father, Soetsu Yanagi started Mingei (Japanese folk art) promotion, which valued hand-crafted art of ordinary people and discovered beauty in everyday ordinary objects. Soetsu also helped to establish the Nihon Mingeikan, the Folk Crafts Museum of Japan. Sori entered Tokyo Art School in 1934, where he studied both art and architecture. He was impressed by Le Corbusier as well as by Charlotte Perriand when she worked in Japan in the

A brand new Curtis Stone BBQ Teppanyaki Plate. Still in box and never been used.