Landmann 0566 Charcoal Wagon Barbecue

For the money spent on it, I think it's great. I've had several BBQ's with it now, and it works well. Before I built it, I stained the wood with a 2-3 coats of wood stain to protect it. I recommend everyone treats their wood as well (before building the BBQ). Building the BBQ does take a little while, and you'll definitely need another person to help at times. If you don't like having to build it yourself, then this BBQ isn't for you. I think the quality of the product is good for the money spent. The BBQ is sturdy once built (if built properly) and doesn't feel cheap. The grill rack is nice and sturdy too, and cleans with little effort. The bottom and side shelf are really handy. I even find the handle on the right is useful for placing the tongs.

This took a good hour to assemble. If you’ve assembled flat pack furniture before it’s not dissimilar. The instructions are like what you used to get in a kinder surprise! The best advice I could give is remember two legs are shorter for the wheels and you need the shelf above the wheels. We did have to undo a couple of screws as had got ahead of ourselves but aside from that it was straightforward.Once assembled super happy it looks way more expensive than it is. We’ve used it a few times and had no problems. Works as it should and has cleaned up great after.I’m happy to recommend this, I can’t see you getting better for the price.

This BBQ is pretty sturdy and looks nice once setup. The reason i only rated it 4 stars is because theres no real step by step guide into putting it together. All bolts and screws of different size come in one bag mixed and theres no info on what length bolt you should use on different parts.I had to switch things around abit in order to get things where i think they should be. Also had to add some of my own washers to give it more stability, but once put together it seams to be just the job.I think people who rely on step by step guides to help put things together would get very frustrated trying to put this together because of the lack of infomation.If you can put this BBQ together by just looking at the picture of it thats on the box it comes in then you should be ok!All n all once put together its sturdy and fit for purpose :)

Excellent quality traditional charcoal BBQ, made of solid, good quality parts. Reasonably easy to assemble (took me about 90 mins) even though the instructions aren't the best. Once put together it's very solid, unlike some cheaper variants. The softwood components arrive unprotected and I spent 10 minutes putting a couple of coats of tung oil on to weatherproof them.Cooking area isn't the largest but adequate for a few steaks or loads of sausages and burgers. Very controllable to cook with because you can move the chrome griddle up and down in the slots. Good buy!

Good size BBQ for the price so no issues there. The instructions on the other hand are awful!! Set yourself about 90mins to put this together. Things didn’t make sense & the amount of screws that had to be undone & put in the other way was infuriating 😡

For £20 this is a beauty. A bit cheap looking and a bit flimsy, but perfect for small gardens/taking on a camping holiday or something. Wasn’t difficult to put up, did myself in about an hour. Little difficult to clean once used as cannot take tray off without unscrewing the lot but value for money sure

My review will help you if you are struggling to assemble it but overall I would recommend that you avoid this product. I have many years experience in DIY and flat pack assembly but this left me feeling very frustrated. The pieces in the box were different to those in the picture e.g. more holes on the legs. The instructions are very sparse (typos and references to bits that don't exist) and it maybe useful to other to other to detail how I ended up putting it together. The legs don't seem to be a good fit with the base of the cooking tray but don't abandon hope, once you have tightened all the screws and attached the wooden base slats the metal will bend sufficiently to resemble the picture. The wooden base slats don't line up with the metal holes but I simply lined up the wooden slats with the holes and drilled a wider hole. however the biggest problem is that outer wooden base slats are flush with the barbecue leg which means that you can't attach the nut to hold the bottom bolt onto the metal leg. I got round this by sawing off the outer corners of the two outer base stats at a 45 degree angle.Once assembled the barbecue is fine and just what I was looking for but the poor production of the individual parts of the unit and the terrible instructions lead me to believe that this company have no quality control or simply done care about their customers.

Great BBQ for the money paid. Struggling to find many in stock in places. Came across this and thought we would try it.the instructions are not the best as said in previous comments, but no a probem and all went together very well.very strudy and done the job.my only niggle is i would of liked a second cooking surface.