Sherif Soubra is raising funds for UNA Grill: the portable charcoal grill to carry anywhere on Kickstarter!
UNA is the smart, compact, easy-to-clean charcoal grill. Now you can grill on your balcony, in the park, anywhere, year-round with UNA.
Sherif Soubra is raising funds for UNA Grill: the portable charcoal grill to carry anywhere on Kickstarter!
UNA is the smart, compact, easy-to-clean charcoal grill. Now you can grill on your balcony, in the park, anywhere, year-round with UNA.[5]
The all-or-nothing Kickstarter campaign from Amsterdam launched on 14 June 2017 with a €15,000 goal and a 14 July deadline, and had 264 backers pledging €33,943 by early July; the €99 Kickstarter deal was for one grill with an estimated retail price of €149.95 and shipping estimated for October 2017[5]
Notable features
UNA is a portable table-top charcoal grill whose body is made from two powder-coated sheets of carbon steel; the lid comes off to become the base, it turns from a closed form into a grill in seconds, and it has a leather strap handle[2]
It measures 434 x 167 x 107mm and weighs 3.7kg (4.7kg packed), with two grill heights and dedicated skewer slots[3]
Its stainless steel (304) parts are dishwasher-safe and the body and lid clean with a mild soap solution; it is lit with two or three small fire starter blocks under the coals[2][3]
The makers describe a shoe-box-size grill for 2-3 people that gives enough heat to keep cooking for more than an hour, designed in the Netherlands and Germany and manufactured in Vietnam[4]
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UNA Grill's[3][4] own home page says the body is "made from two powder-coated sheets of carbon steel" that turns "from a closed form to a grill in seconds", with a leather strap handle, lid-as-base setup and fire starter blocks.
The maker's about page calls it a "shoe-box-size tabletop grill" ideal for 2-3 people that cooks for more than an hour, "designed in the Netherlands and Germany" and "manufactured in Vietnam".[1]
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Archived copy of the campaign page says "UNA is the smart, compact, easy-to-clean charcoal grill", shows 264 backers and €33,943 pledged of a €15,000 goal, a 14 July 2017 deadline, the €99 Kickstarter[1] deal with "Estimated retail at €149,95" and "14 June 2017 Get your UNA Grill[2][3][4] on Kickstarter!".
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