KAMADO JOE CLASSIC II 18 CERAMIC GRILL. 800x800 (800 x 800 px)

Kamado Joe Classic II Ceramic Grill Red 18”

SKU: 8536674 Categories: Lawn & Garden, Grilling & Outdoor Living, Grills & Griddles

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Kamado Joe Classic Joe II 18-Inch Ceramic Grill is a ceramic charcoal cooker that grills, smokes, and bakes under a thick, heat-holding dome. The ceramic holds steady heat from 225 degrees for a long pork butt to 750 degrees for a hard sear, and the Kontrol Tower top vent keeps its setting when the dome opens. It handles low and slow brisket, whole chickens, thick ribeyes, and pizza, with a two-tier rack system that lets you sear and roast at the same time.

Key Features of Kamado Joe Classic Joe II 18-Inch Ceramic Grill

Air Lift hinge makes the heavy dome easy to raise

304 stainless steel cooking grates

Slide-out ash drawer for quick cleanout

Wire mesh fiberglass gasket seals the dome

Multi-panel firebox built to handle repeated high heat

Rolling cart with locking wheels

Folding side shelves for prep space

Built-in dome thermometer

Includes grill gripper and ash tool

Additional Information

Brand: Kamado Joe

Product Type: Ceramic Kamado Grill

Model: KJ23RHC

Product Use: Charcoal Grilling and Smoking

Size: 18 inch

Material: Ceramic body, 304 stainless steel grates

Height: 48 inches

Length: 28 inches

Width: 46.5 inches

Light the lump charcoal in one or two spots and walk the temperature up slowly, because ceramic that overshoots takes a long time to come back down. Burp the dome before opening it all the way by lifting it an inch for a second or two, which keeps a rush of air from flaring the fire toward your arms. Stick with lump charcoal on long smokes, since it burns clean and leaves little ash to choke the airflow. Pick the cart’s final parking spot before the first cook and lock the wheels once it is there. Moving it later is a two-person job and a short conversation.

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