About Corten Steel Plancha BBQ
Corten steel is weather-resistant steel that forms a stable rust layer on the outside. That patina protects the steel underneath and gives every plancha its own, warm character. The colour develops in the first months from orange-brown to a deeper rust-brown tone.
All versions in corten steel
- 70 mini round
- The most compact Tiger Fire, for a balcony, patio or city garden.
- 70 Classic
- Compact, on a welded base.
- 88 Classic
- The middle size, also with X-Flow.
- 88 Storage
- With an open wood compartment in the base, also with X-Flow.
- 112 Classic and Storage
- The largest plancha, with or without wood compartment.
Why corten steel?
- Low maintenance: the rust layer is the protection, you don't need to treat it.
- Every plancha gets its own, natural look.
- Suits natural gardens, wood, gravel and corten steel planters.
- Available in all three sizes.
Prefer a sleek colour? Take a look at the black Black Line or the bronze version. The matching cover in corten steel is with the plancha accessories.
Frequently asked questions
Does a corten steel plancha rust through?
No. Corten steel forms a stable rust layer on the outside that protects the steel underneath. That layer is intentional and you don't need to remove or treat it.
Does corten steel stain my patio?
Especially in the first months, rust water can be released that may discolour light tiles or natural stone. So place the plancha on a surface that's allowed to discolour, or put something underneath it.
Should the griddle plate of a corten plancha rust too?
No. The rust layer belongs to the base and the outside. You maintain the griddle plate with oil, so a protective layer stays on it and you can cook on it well.
Which corten steel plancha is the smallest?
The Tiger Fire 70 mini round is the most compact version. It fits well on a balcony, patio or in a city garden.
