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Fuego FG02AMI 28" Freestanding Infrared Grill with 252 sq. in. Cooking Surface, 15,000 BTU Infrared Burner, Multiple Fuel Options and Retractable Weather Lid | 
 enlarge | Manufacturer: Fuego
Category: Lawn & Patio
Buy New: $1,999.00
Sales Rank: 31621
MPN: FG02AMI
Availability: Usually ships in 2-3 weeks
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Product Description
Where Revolution Trumps Evolution An outdoor kitchen island. A campfire for modernists. A social magnet with a great sense of style. Attaching a label to Fuego is trickier than throwing a salmon - wild, rubbed with herbs and spices - on an open flame. Yes, Fuego is a grill. But it's a grill without equal. Vibrantly designed with enough technological innovations to satisfy the most left-brained among us, Fuego embodies a revolutionary rethink of outdoor living. Which, for people who prefer their aesthetics well done, is a concept worth embracing. Fire Up the Conversation Let's just say that Fuego has what it takes to throw a great party. Part furniture and part grill, it functions as much as an entertainment hub as a place to prepare a memorable meal. Not content to be sequestered on the sidelines, Fuego takes center stage with a hibachi-style cooking space that encourages guests to stay and hang out. The primary obstacles to interaction such as the mountainous hood have been hidden or redesigned. In their stead is a place to slice, sip and socialize. The Advantages of Seeing Double There are two ways to appreciate Fuego. Literally. Dubbed 01 and 02, the Fuego grills are the opening volleys in the march for modernism. Size is the primary difference between them. 02, the 25 model, tucks neatly on an uptown balcony while 01, the 35 model, is better suited for a rooftop garden or backyard deck. The streamlined functionality, the industrial design aesthetic, the grill-as-gathering-spot concept - those all remain the same. In other words, a Fuego is a Fuego on any scale. Fuego 02: Squaring Off the Possibilities Fuego 02 is a scaled-down interpretation of Fuego 01. It possesses the same signature features as its larger sibling. Teak and slate countertops for prepping food and stirring margaritas. Trays pegged on the side. A hidden storage area. They're all here.
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