Choosing the Perfect BBQ for Your Balcony

Choosing the Perfect BBQ for Your Balcony


One of the benefits of incorporating a balcony on to your property is the increase in the amount of outdoor space you have available. Once the balcony design is complete, you'll want to make the most of the space you have. This is a great spot for relaxing, as well as dining and entertaining. As the weather warms up and the bank holidays approach, here are some ideas for finding the perfect BBQ for your balcony.

BBQ Considerations

Balconies give you more space, but that doesn't mean that you want to fill them up with furniture or accessories. If you're buying a new BBQ, you need to ensure that it suits your balcony design and the space.

For instance, if your balcony is fairly compact, you don't want a large BBQ taking up space all the time. Also, traditional and period-style balconies wouldn't suit a high-tech or modern unit. Instead, you should look for something more understated that complements the surroundings.

Before you rush into buying something that you might regret straight away, you need to consider what you need and how much use you'll get from it.

A Choice of Products

With the rise in the number of balconies, companies are beginning to supply products that have been specifically designed for this purpose. This allows you to buy a BBQ that meets your requirements and won't over-power the setting.

There are already balcony BBQs on the market that would be ideal for your home. They simply hook on the balcony railings in a similar way to a window box. Alternatively, they can be fitted on to an outside wall. This means that your unit won't be taking up valuable floor space, but you've still got something that is large enough for cooking on. These BBQs are portable, so you can take one anywhere or store it when not in use.

If you don't want to attach a BBQ to your railings or wall, there is a range of compact and portable BBQs available. These come in a variety of styles and colours, and some even fold down to make them easier to store. When you need to use them, they can be positioned on an appropriate floor or raised surface for ease of use.

Getting the design of your balcony right is all about choosing appropriate products that complement the surroundings rather than detracting from the beauty.