Buy a BBQ Smoker
With our BBQ smokers, you can effortlessly prepare all kinds of dishes with a slow-smoked flavour. Feel like a true ‘American’ grill master and serve high-quality meals with this powerful BBQ smoker. More robust than traditional barbecues, and with a wonderfully distinctive smoky taste that enriches every meal.

Premium-Quality Smoking
BBQ Smokers
Premium quality in a compact size
One-lid BBQ Smoker
With our one-lid BBQ Smoker, you can slowly smoke various dishes. Feel like a true 'American' hero and prepare delicious,...
- Delicious smoky flavor
- High-quality craftsmanship
- Easy to transport
Smoky flavors and grilling adventures
Two-lid BBQ Smoker
Our two-lid BBQ Smoker is perfect for taking anywhere. Feel like a true American hero and prepare delicious, high-quality meals...
- Delicious smoky flavor
- High quality
- Easy to transport
More space with premium quality
Three-lid BBQ Smoker
This large, robust three-lid BBQ Smoker is ideal for greater capacity. Feel like a true 'American' hero while preparing delicious,...
- Delicious smoky flavor
- High-quality craftsmanship
- Easy to transport
Maximum robustness, ultimate premium smoking
Four-lid BBQ Smoker
This large, robust four-lid BBQ Smoker is ideal for greater capacity. Feel like a true 'American' hero while preparing delicious,...
- Delicious smoky flavor
- High-quality craftsmanship
- Easy to transport
The benefits of our Smokers
- Available in multiple sizes
- Proven functionality
- Classic design
- Robust and durable
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American Smoker & Offset Smoker
Buying an American smoker means choosing the authentic, smoky barbecue flavor loved by true grill masters. This type of offset smoker uses indirect heat: the fire burns in a separate firebox while smoke and heat circulate through the cooking chamber. This slow-cooking process infuses the meat with a deep, rich smoky flavor.
These smokers are perfect for classics like brisket, spare ribs, and pulled pork. Thanks to precise temperature control, dishes can be smoked for hours without losing flavor or juiciness. Whether you’re a hobbyist griller or a professional BBQ caterer, an American smoker is a valuable investment for anyone who appreciates genuine, authentic barbecue.

How our Smoker work
A BBQ smoker works a bit differently than a ‘normal’ barbecue. With an offset smoker, the food is not grilled directly above the heat source. In our Oklahoma smokers, the fuel is in a separate chamber of the BBQ smoker. You build up the heat, and the warm smoke ensures the meat cooks slowly. This method of slow cooking makes the food tender and leaves a delicious smoky flavour. With different types of wood, you also get different smoke flavours in your food.

Small Or Large BBQ Smoker
We have various offset smokers in our range. We offer small BBQ smokers and large BBQ smokers. Do you choose one, two, three or four lids? With the one-lid BBQ smoker, you can smoke for about 80 guests per session. Not enough? Then choose the two-lid BBQ smoker with a capacity of about 200 guests per session, the three-lid BBQ smoker with a capacity of about 300 guests per session, or the largest BBQ smoker in our range. The four-lid BBQ smoker has a capacity of about 450 guests per session!

Benefits Of Buying An Offset Smoker
There are many benefits to buying an offset smoker. We have listed them for you.
- Reduce Fixed Costs: Investing in a mobile BBQ smoker allows you to save substantially on fixed expenses compared to a permanent rental setup.
- Mobile: Our BBQ smokers are trailers. You hitch the smoker to your car and you’re ready to go. This makes you highly mobile and allows you to choose your own location.
- Atmosphere and experience: A mobile BBQ smoker draws attention and stands out. This creates a unique experience for the customer, stimulating every sense.
- Full ownership: By buying a BBQ smoker, you become the full owner. You decide what you want to smoke on your offset smoker and how you offer it. Complete freedom.
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Frequently asked questions about the Smokers
How do I move the smoker without a trailer?
Go by weight: the 600 Grillmaster is 300 kg empty and the 2-door smoker 1,040 kg. The grills have a drawbar so they can be manoeuvred by hand; the smoker sits on a braked chassis. If you change location regularly, take the trailer version and hitch up rather than lift.
Is low and slow cooking safe, with meat at a low temperature for hours?
It is the question inspectors and customers both ask, because the meat spends hours in the range where bacteria grow. In practice you work to a measured and recorded core temperature and to a tight schedule from chilled storage to smoker to service. For professional use you write that into your food safety plan, and the thermometers on the unit are what let you evidence it.
Can I sell from an open smoker, or does the inspector want a closed kitchen?
This is where caterers get stuck: an inspecting authority often wants a closed preparation area, while a smoker sits outside by definition. Ask your council or inspection body how they assess it before you buy, and tell us what they say. In a lot of cases the answer is a smoker for the cooking alongside a closed unit for preparation and service, and we build both.
How do I clean the grates?
Brush them while they are still hot, that takes the least effort. For anything stubborn, lay a sheet of aluminium foil over the area while the unit heats up, then brush it away. Do not use oven cleaner and do not leave the grates soaking, because that strips the layer that protects them and keeps them non-stick. Re-oil them with a high smoke point oil every few cooks.
Will it rust, and how do I maintain it?
Rust starts on the inside, from moisture and fat left standing, not from the outside. Clear out the ash and the fat after every cook, run it dry now and then, and keep it under a cover. Re-oil the inside when the layer starts to look dull. Every unit comes with one year of warranty.
Do I need to season the smoker before first use?
Yes, and do it before any food goes in. Wash the inside with water and a little soap to remove manufacturing residue. Coat the whole interior, the firebox and the grates with a high smoke point oil such as sunflower, rapeseed or groundnut oil, and leave it for fifteen minutes. Then run it empty for two to three hours at around 120 to 135 degrees. Let it cool and wipe it down with a soft cloth. The dark, glossy layer you are left with is what protects the steel from rusting out from the inside.
Does a smoker work as well in winter?
Yes, provided the chamber holds its heat. The 2-door smoker is a heavy, indirect-fired build with controlled air supply, which is what lets you hold a temperature when it is cold and windy rather than chasing it all day.
How long does it take to come up to temperature, and how much wood does a day take?
Both depend on the model, the outside temperature and the wind, so treat the first few cooks as your calibration and note what you use. Build it into your costing from the start: in northern Europe, wood and tending time are a real line in the budget, and they go up in winter.
How do I hold a steady temperature?
You control the fire with the air intake at the firebox, not with the chimney damper, which you generally leave open. Some variation along the length of the chamber is normal, so move your meat halfway through, or use the cooler zone deliberately for the pieces that are nearly done. The 2-door smoker has six thermometers so you can see what each zone is doing instead of guessing.
Do I burn wood, charcoal or gas?
The smokers run on wood and the grills, such as the 350 Club and the 600 Grillmaster, on charcoal. Gas only tends to come up as a way of getting through a long night, and it costs you exactly the smoke profile you bought a smoker for. Use dry, split hardwood: damp wood is the main cause of bitter smoke and of a temperature you cannot hold.
What driving licence do I need for a BBQ trailer, and is it road legal?
On a category B licence you can tow a trailer up to 750 kg; above that the combined weight limit of 3,500 kg applies and you need BE. Our BBQ trailers come with a registration document and a CoC, so they are road legal across Europe. Do not assume you are limited to the smallest model, because that is not usually the case: ask us for advice with your vehicle and licence, and we will tell you what you can actually tow.
How many people can I serve with each model?
For the grills we work in burgers. The 600 Grillmaster holds around 60 burgers in one go on a 140 by 76 cm grill surface, which works out at roughly 600 an hour once you are in a rhythm. The 350 Club is the smaller version at around 350 an hour, and the 1200 models are roughly double the 600. For the smokers we work in guests, and the 2-door smoker covers around 250 people. With low and slow cooking your turnaround time matters as much as the grill surface, so tell us your menu and the size of your busiest service and we will work it through with you.
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