Char-Broil has been the best selling barbecue brand in the US since 1948, and David Coton is pleased to announce that Gardensite will shortly be distributing their products.
Char-Broil's first outdoor mobile grill was probably the first-ever on the market, electric grills appeared two years later, and since then it has been a story of increased public demand and continuous innovation.
From the simplest charcoal kettle to the top of the range gas and electric models, their barbecues offer great design, practicality and convenience. Making cooking outdoors easy and affordable, Char-broil barbecues feature groundbreaking technology that delivers exquisite succulence and great flavour.
You'll see TRU-Infrared Technology™ mentioned many times. Through a combination of burner construction and heat output, this technology not only cooks faster and produces delicious food but uses a third less fuel.
As airflow is very restricted, flare-ups are eliminated and a very even heat is produced at temperatures ranging from slow roast to sear.
Cooking tasty steaks and juicy burgers outdoors on any Char-Broil barbecue is a fabulous experience whatever the weather, and there's a fantastic range of BBQs to choose from, each offering something different to ideally suit your requirements.
The TITAN™ is manufactured exclusively for the European market. It's a rugged stainless steel barbecue with engineering designed for high volume cooking and specifications to be expected from a top-quality product.
A THIN™ T-22GA boasts 'Thermal High Intensity', a very fine appearance and excellent performance with best in class features.
There's four Performance models including the ever-popular T-22G with all the features of a full-size grill but in a compact size. The T-36G and T-36G5 are three burner versions that are perfect for family barbecues, while a T-47G has the range's largest cooking area and four burners.
The qualities that a Char-Broil barbecue offer and their large range fits perfectly with those already on Gardensite, enhancing our reputation of offering customers the largest choice at the most attractive prices.
In these uncertain times it's reassuring to know that Barlow Tyrie have been designing and manufacturing top quality teak furniture for nearly a century, and they have announced several new ranges to coincide with their one hundredth birthday.
Written by David Coton.
Published on Monday, 14th of October, 2019.
GLEE is the garden retail industry's annual show at the NEC in Birmingham. David Coton took the opportunity to visit this year's event to catch up on the news, visit current/potential suppliers and evaluate new products we would like to offer on GardenSite in the coming year.
Written by David Coton.
Published on Thursday, 12th of September, 2019.
As the town gets ready for this year’s Sutton Coldfield in Bloom, those on the route are busy preparing to impress the judges. This includes Langley Primary School who are being visited on the 10th of July to assess the Town’s entry into this year’s Heart of England ‘In Bloom’ competition.
Written by David Coton.
Published on Wednesday, 26th of June, 2019.
Chickens aren't difficult to look after, all they require is a constant supply of water and regular food. As Martyn Loach explains, you should keep an eye open for any ailments, and they'll need to be cleaned out once a week.
Written by Martyn Loach.
Published on Monday, 15th of October, 2018.
There's no doubt that television provides gardeners with inspiration, sound advice and good ideas, that's why we're all looking forward to new programmes and the return of old favourites during 2020.
Written by Martyn Loach.
Published on Tuesday, 13th of February, 2018.
Sustainability and a growing awareness of wildlife are two of the key gardening trends identified by the Royal Horticultural Society for 2020, with gardeners in a position where they can make a substantial impact regarding environmental issues.
Written by Martyn Loach.
Published on Monday, 30th of December, 2019.
Gardening is such a popular activity with interest only increasing over recent years that the magazine rack in your local newsagent or supermarket is packed with publications offering inspiration and practical advice.
Written by Martyn Loach.
Published on Thursday, 19th of December, 2019.
Although the days are short and the view from our Garden Centre is dull and overcast, David Coton suggests various jobs that can be done in the garden during the month of January.
Written by David Coton.
Published on Friday, 29th of December, 2017.
