Camp stove and barbeque system
OwnerKevin W. Robertsoninventor
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Abstract
A barbeque system having at least three legs and a variety of components selectively attached thereto, such as a grill surface, a warming rack, a heat source, a potholder, and a utensil arm. Food can be cooked on the grill surface, pots containing food can be heated on the potholder, and food can be warmed on the warming rack. The utensil arm provides a convenient place to position cooking utensils when not in use. The height of the heat source and the warming rack can be adjusted to allow control over the cooking heat. The barbeque system is collapsible and can be contained within a carrying case so that the barbecue system can be easily stored or transported.
Claims11
A collapsible barbeque system, comprising:
- at least three legs joined at an attachment point and extending radially outward and downward therefrom, the at least three legs defining an axis of the barbeque system which extends through the attachment point and extends downward therefrom;
- a grill attached to the at least three legs;
- a heat source suspended from the at least three legs below the grill and selectively positionable at differing axial positions relative to the grill;
- a warming rack attached to the at least three legs above the grill;
- a potholder removably suspended from the attachment point and having a first end to which cookware can attach;
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- a utensil arm joined to the attachment point and extending outward therefrom.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.