The best grill carts, compared.
Top pick: KHAMAL KMUK-GC-02 (folding table) Best value: KHAMAL KMUK-GC-02 (folding table) – About £79.99, the lowest kept price at 4.4 stars or above, and it folds flat. No kilogram load is printed. Updated 22.10.2026.
A grill cart on amazon.co.uk is a wheeled prep table for a barbecue, a portable pizza oven, or a griddle. It is not the trolley built into a full gas barbecue, and it is not a fabric cover. UK buyers mostly want a stable top for an, a, a, or a similar oven, plus a shelf and hooks. You can judge a listing by a stated top load, brakes that lock, a material you can name, and UK reviews that describe assembly without missing nuts or early rust. Separate a fixed stainless cart from a painted folding table and from a 235 cm sink unit before you compare stars. Load, wheels, material, and door clearance are set out in the [grill cart buying guide](/hub/grill-accessories/grill-cart/sub/grill-cart-buying-guide). Covers and indoor microwave trolleys are a different product.
A grill cart on amazon.co.uk is a wheeled prep table for a barbecue, a portable pizza oven, or a griddle. It is not the trolley built into a full gas barbecue, and it is not a fabric cover.
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KHAMAL KMUK-GC-02 is the folding coated-steel table at £79.99, open at 83.8 x 51 x 82.3 cm and folded to 83.8 x 51 x 10 cm, with a listed weight of 13.5 kg. The star line is 4.6 from 24 amazon.co.uk reviews, and UK buyers name an Ooni Freya, another Ooni, a Ninja pizza oven, a George Foreman 16 inch oven, and a tabletop barbecue. A top load in kilograms is not printed, so praise for sturdiness is not a figure you can set beside the 40 kg Onlyfire claim. The specification says assembly is not required, yet reviews still fit the wheels and the handle, and one reviewer needed a screwdriver for the handle. One UK text says it was too heavy and big for their car, which sits awkwardly against the camping bullet, and another was disappointed by the handle finish. The UK texts read here do not repeat rust or missing fixings. It is the best value pick when you need the cart to store flat and you will keep the oven on the main top without a printed load.
Pros
Cons
Best for: You need a folding coated table for a portable oven and you will store it under cover.
Less suitable: You want a printed kilogram load, four braked castors, or a named stainless grade.
Specifications
Common questions
Does it fold for storage?
The bullet gives a folded size of 83.8 x 51 x 10 cm and an open size of 83.8 x 51 x 82.3 cm. It has two wheels and rubber feet, not a stated castor brake.
Is the top stainless steel?
The listing says iron and steel with a corrosion-resistant coating. It does not say stainless, and it does not state a top load.
Is it ready to use out of the box?
The specification says assembly is not required. UK reviews say the wheels and the handle still have to be fitted, and one reviewer needed a screwdriver for the handle.
The Onlyfire F-OKA9113 is a fixed pizza-oven table at £119.99 with a stated 40 kg top load, a listed cart weight of 9 kg, and a side bracket for a cylinder up to 9 kg. Across 4.5 from 94 amazon.co.uk reviews, UK texts describe it as sturdy under an Ooni and under a gas barbecue, and one reviewer wanted more top space than a familiar branded table. The size lines do not agree: the title says 85.3 x 61 x 81 cm, while other rows print 85.3 x 55 x 81 cm and 63.5 x 85.3 x 81 cm, so measure the carton rather than quoting one depth. Two front directional wheels are listed and a brake is not. UK reviewers call the instructions useless or written for several models, and they still needed a Phillips screwdriver and 13 mm spanners, or the Allen keys that arrived in the box. The top is stainless with no grade such as 304, and the UK texts read here do not repeat rust or missing parts. It is the top pick in this set for a fixed oven stand when you can live with mixed instructions and an unstated brake.
Pros
Cons
Best for: You want a fixed stainless-top stand for a portable oven and you will assemble it with a screwdriver and spanners.
Less suitable: You need a stated brake, a named 304 grade, or a cart that folds flat into a shed.
Specifications
Common questions
How much weight does the listing allow?
The title and the maximum-weight line both say 40 kg. The cart’s own listed weight is 9 kg. The size lines do not agree: the title says 85.3 x 61 x 81 cm, and other lines say 85.3 x 55 x 81 cm and 63.5 x 85.3 x 81 cm.
Will it take a gas cylinder?
The listing describes a side bracket for a cylinder up to 9 kg. The cylinder is not included. A separate brake count for the two front wheels is not printed.
Is the top a named stainless grade?
The top is described as stainless steel and the frame as iron. No grade such as 304 or 430 is printed.
Vivo Technologies MT86-2 lists an 80 x 60 x 90 cm cart at £99.99 with a stated 100 kg top load and an empty weight of only 12 kg. The amazon.co.uk line is 4.4 from 153 reviews, the largest count in this set, and many UK texts name an Ooni, including a 16 inch, and a Gozney Roccbox, often as a cheaper stand than a branded table. Two of the 360 degree wheels lock. The same UK file repeats rust within weeks or months, including under a cover or indoors over winter, and says the screws holding it together are not stainless. Top fixing screws did not fit the holes for some buyers, and screws went missing. One UK review says a full-size gas canister does not fit the lower shelf, and another says the cart feels light for the heaviest Ooni. The 100 kg line is a printed claim, not a weighed test, and the rust pattern is why a high star does not make this the top pick.
Pros
Cons
Best for: You want a 60 cm deep top for an Ooni or a Roccbox and you will watch ordinary screws through a wet winter.
Less suitable: You are leaving the cart out all winter, or you need a full-size cylinder on the lower shelf.
Specifications
Common questions
How big is the top?
The listing dimensions are 80 x 60 x 90 cm. The shelf-count field says 1, while the bullet describes an adjustable under-shelf and a mesh plate. Empty weight is 12 kg.
Do the wheels lock?
The bullet says the wheels turn 360 degrees and that two of them lock. It does not fold.
Does a gas cylinder fit underneath?
A gas mount is not in the specification. One UK review says a full-size gas canister does not fit on the lower shelf. The warranty line says N/a.
MDDK DY is a folding station at £99.99, listed at 110 x 43 x 70 cm and 13.9 kg, with two lockable swivel wheels, shelves, hooks, and a magnetic strip. The material lines say stainless steel and also a heat-resistant finish, with no grade and no temperature printed. A top load is not printed either. The amazon.co.uk line is 4.4 from 21 reviews, and the five United Kingdom texts in the file are short, with no named fault, and one buyer uses it with a Ninja smoker. The bullet says the table opens and closes without tools once it is built, but assembly is still required before that first fold. At 43 cm deep and 70 cm high it sits lower and narrower than the 80 x 60 x 90 cm Vivo, so peel space is the limit even when the stars look tidy. Twenty-one reviews, five of them UK texts here, is not enough to treat that silence as proof the finish will survive a wet year.
Pros
Cons
Best for: You want a folding station for a smaller oven and you will not treat the missing load figure as a promise.
Less suitable: You need about 60 cm of depth, a printed kilogram rating, or a large UK review sample.
Specifications
Common questions
Does it fold without tools?
The bullet says the table opens and closes quickly without tools. Assembly is still required before that. Dimensions are 110 x 43 x 70 cm and the weight is 13.9 kg.
Do the wheels lock?
Two lockable swivel wheels are listed. A top load in kilograms is not.
Is the steel grade named?
Material, handle, and frame are listed as stainless steel, and the bullet also says a heat-resistant finish. No grade and no temperature are printed.
The Onlyfire F-OKA9119 is a cupboard cart at £169.99 with a stated 30 kg top load and a listed empty weight of 26 kg. The bullet describes a magnet-closing door, an open shelf, a paper-towel rack, four hooks, and a spice rack, and a cover is not included. Across 4.3 from 95 reviews, UK texts often call assembly straightforward, and one reviewer put it at about 30 minutes with the included tool and a screwdriver. Height is printed as 81 cm, 91 cm, and 56 cm on different lines, so the working height is not one number. One UK review reports a sharp underside and several cuts, and missing screws appear in the same file. Once the cupboard has weight in it, two swivel wheels make it harder to steer, according to one UK review. Use it for dry tools behind a door, and keep propane out of that closed cupboard.
Pros
Cons
Best for: You want closed storage for dry bottles and tools beside the cook, and you will check edges before the first use.
Less suitable: You need a stated load above 30 kg, a cover in the box, or a cart that folds away.
Specifications
Common questions
Does it have closed storage?
The bullet describes a front door that closes with a magnet, plus an open shelf, a paper-towel rack, four hooks, and a spice rack. A cover is not included.
What load is printed?
The maximum-weight line says 30 kg. Empty weight is 26 kg. Height is printed as 81 cm, 91 cm, and 56 cm on different lines.
How do the wheels behave when it is loaded?
The specification says casters and does not give a count or a brake. One UK review says two wheels swivel and that the cart is harder to move once it has weight in it.
PARGRILL PA23003A is a three-tier cart at £119.99 with a stated 88 kg maximum, four swivel wheels with brakes, and a fold-out side table the bullet extends by 355 mm. UK reviews, 4.3 from 72, put an Ooni Karu 2 Pro, an Ooni 16, and a Gozney Roccbox on it, and several say the holes lined up. The size lines conflict: the specification says 118 x 84 x 50 cm while the bullet top is 762 x 508 mm, and a 50 cm height clashes with reviews that cook at pizza-oven height. One UK review describes soft screw heads that left burrs, and another reports rust after a few weeks outside under a cover. A reviewer also called the parts average against a price they had seen nearer £95. No steel grade is printed. Choose it when four braked wheels matter more than a single clean size line, and keep the oven on the main top rather than the leaf.
Pros
Cons
Best for: You want four braked castors and a side leaf for plating, with the oven kept on the main top.
Less suitable: You need one agreed height on the listing, or you will leave the cart uncovered through a wet winter.
Specifications
Common questions
Do all four wheels lock?
The listing says four swivel wheels with brakes and solid rubber tyres. It does not say whether each brake locks the swivel as well as the roll.
How wide is the side table?
The bullet says the fold-out side table extends 355 mm, next to a 762 x 508 mm top. The specification size line is 118 x 84 x 50 cm, which does not match that top.
Is a steel grade named?
No. The top and handle are stainless steel, with no 304 or 430 grade. Indoor and outdoor use are both listed.
YODOLLA 16581BK is the sink kitchen in this set, at £199.99, open at 235 x 49 x 91 cm and folded to 49 x 70 x 91 cm, with a listed weight of 29.5 kg and a waterproof cover in the box. The worktop is 156 x 49 cm at a stated 54 kg, the cupboard is stated at 29 kg, and four lockable castors are listed. The star line is 4.3 from 18 reviews, and the eight United Kingdom texts in the file are short and positive, with easy assembly mentioned and no sink complaint repeated. The bullet still says the sink needs a water supply and a drain for the outlet pipe, so this is not a dry patio table. At 235 cm open it will not suit a narrow side return, and 49 cm of depth is a long strip rather than an 80 cm oven bench. Eighteen reviews is a thin sample next to Vivo’s 153. Buy it when you actually want a hose, a drain, and a cover, and get a second person for the 29.5 kg carton.
Pros
Cons
Best for: You want a folding outdoor sink unit and you can run a hose to a waste without cutting into a permanent drain.
Less suitable: You only need a compact pizza-oven stand, or you have nowhere for the outlet pipe.
Specifications
Common questions
Does the sink need plumbing?
The bullet says the sink needs a water supply and a drain route for the outlet pipe. A rotatable faucet and inlet and outlet pipes are included. It is not described as a dry cart.
How small is it when folded?
Open size is 235 x 49 x 91 cm. Folded size in the bullet is 49 x 70 x 91 cm. A waterproof cover is included. Empty weight is 29.5 kg.
What can the top hold?
The worktop is listed at 54 kg and measures 156 x 49 cm. The cupboard is listed at 29 kg. No steel grade is printed.
Onlyfire F-OKA9118 is the long prep table at £149.99, with the title at 120 x 55 x 81 cm and another line at 118.7 x 53 x 81 cm, two front directional wheels, and a tank hook. The bullet says about 40 kg while the maximum-weight line says 300 pounds, and the cart’s own listed weight is 40 kg, so those two load figures are not one claim. The star line is 4.2 from 53 reviews. A specification field says assembly instructions in German are required, and one UK box arrived with no instructions and wheels that were not very sturdy. One UK review reports a cut on the tabletop edge, and another found a dent in the top during assembly. A brake is not listed. One reviewer says theirs does not rust, which is a single report rather than a named steel grade. It suits a wide plating top if you can read the sheet you actually receive and you treat the 300 pound line as a conflicting figure, not a higher rating to trust.
Pros
Cons
Best for: You want a long prep surface and a tank hook, and you have a second person for a carton listed at 40 kg.
Less suitable: You need English instructions in the box, a stated brake, or a single load figure.
Specifications
Common questions
Which load figure is on the listing?
The bullet says about 40 kg. The maximum-weight line says 300 pounds. Both are printed. Empty weight is 40 kg.
How does it move?
Two front directional wheels and a side handle are listed. A brake is not listed. There is a tank hook, four side hooks, a towel rack, and a bottle opener.
What language are the instructions?
A specification line says assembly instructions in German are required. The bullet still says to follow the instruction manual.
Yvsevnr H0133 is the only kept listing that prints a 304 stainless worktop, at £99.98, with a powder-coated frame, a listed weight of 16 kg, and two 360 degree swivel wheels. The star line is 3.8 from 11 reviews, and the saved listing has one United Kingdom review. That UK reviewer calls it a nice product and then says the gas-pipe hole is not sealed as pictured and is too narrow for a regulator unless the hole is enlarged. A kilogram load is not printed, brakes are not listed, and the size is given both as 84 x 53 x 92 cm and as 50 x 50 x 92 cm. The 304 line is a bullet, not a certificate, and one UK text is not a winter of patio use. A lower basket and four hooks are listed. Treat the grade as a claim with a thin sample, and do not enlarge the gas hole to make a regulator fit.
Pros
Cons
Best for: You specifically want a listing that prints 304, and you will check the gas hole before you hang a cylinder on it.
Less suitable: You need a thick UK review sample, a printed load, or a regulator that passes the hole without modification.
Specifications
Common questions
Does the listing name a stainless grade?
The bullets say a 304 stainless worktop and a powder-coated frame. That is the only kept listing in this set that prints 304. A kilogram load is not printed.
How is the size given?
One line says 53 x 84 x 92 cm and another says 50 x 50 x 92 cm. Weight is 16 kg. Two 360 degree swivel wheels and a handle are listed. Brakes are not.
Will a gas bottle with a regulator fit?
The only United Kingdom review says the gas-pipe hole is not sealed as pictured and is too narrow for a regulator unless the hole is enlarged. The listing star line is 3.8 from 11, and the other written reviews in the file are not from the United Kingdom.
Nomiou TH-9 is the painted alloy-steel stand at £69.99, measuring 84 x 51 x 76 cm and weighing 15.5 kg, with two wheels, a side handle, a towel holder, and a grill hook. A top load and a brake are not listed, and the top is lacquered or painted steel rather than stainless. The star line is 3.7 from 76 reviews, the weakest in this set. Several United Kingdom reviews say the YouTube QR code no longer opens, screws are too short to reach the nut with the spring and washer, or the box held nine nuts when the reviewer counted at least twelve per leg. Burrs and holes that do not line up stop the legs going in, so some buyers never finish the build. UK texts that did finish it say a Ninja BBQ XL and an Ooni fit and that the platform feels sturdy. The low price is not a saving if the frame will not close.
Pros
Cons
Best for: You will count every nut against the legs before you commit, and you are ready to reject a short set.
Less suitable: You want a cart you can finish the same afternoon, or you need a stainless worktop.
Specifications
Common questions
Is the top stainless?
No. The listing says lacquered or painted alloy steel with a black tube frame. A top load is not stated. Size is 84 x 51 x 76 cm and weight is 15.5 kg.
How many wheels does it have?
The bullet says two wheels and a side handle, plus a towel holder and a grill hook. Brakes are not listed.
What do UK reviews say about building it?
Several United Kingdom reviews say the instruction video no longer opens, nuts or screws are short or missing, or burrs stop the legs going in. Other reviews say it is solid once those problems are solved.
Scores compare the ten amazon.co.uk grill carts kept in this set. Up to 50 points come from the star line, up to 20 from review count on a log scale against 3,000, and up to 30 from UK review text about a finished, sturdy cart set against rust, missing fixings, or a build that would not go together. This is not a laboratory test. If two scores tie, the higher review count ranks first. Onlyfire F-OKA9113 and KHAMAL both score 78, so the top pick is Onlyfire on 94 reviews against 24. The best value is KHAMAL at about £79.99, the lowest kept price among listings at 4.4 stars or above. The weights below sum to 100.
Amazon stars
50%Up to 50 points from the amazon.co.uk star line: stars divided by 5, then times 50. A high star on a thin sample can still lose points in the review-text block.
Review count
20%Up to 20 points from the review count, scaled by log10 of the count against 3,000. A line of 153 reviews outranks a line of 11 before the text is read.
UK review text
30%Up to 30 points from UK review text: repeated comments that the cart was assembled and held an oven or grill, set against rust, missing fixings, or a build that would not go together.
Choose the job before the star line. A fixed oven stand, a folding table, and a 235 cm sink unit are different purchases. A stated kilogram load was not weighed for this page, and unnamed stainless is not grade 304. Prices are amazon.co.uk shelf prices on the kept listings.
A grill cart in this comparison is a wheeled prep table for a barbecue, a portable pizza oven, or a griddle. It is not the trolley built into a full gas barbecue. Covers and indoor microwave trolleys are a different product. UK buyers in this set mostly want a stable top for an Ooni, a Gozney, a Ninja, or a similar oven, plus a shelf and hooks. Start with the stated top load and the footprint. Keep the oven on the main top, under the printed kilogram figure, and leave space for a peel.
Named 304 is the wet-prep catering grade. Unnamed stainless may be 430 or an unstated grade. Only the Yvsevnr bullets print 304, and that line is not a certificate. Food-hygiene law does not force a household cart to be 304.
The Onlyfire pizza-oven table, the cupboard, PARGRILL, and Yvsevnr print conflicting dimensions. Quote both. A common UK internal door leaf is about 762 mm wide. Check that path before you order a 235 cm sink unit.
Keep the oven on the main top. A side leaf often has no separate load. A cupboard is for dry tools. Calor advice is to store LPG upright and ventilated, with propane outdoors. Do not enlarge a gas hole so a regulator will pass.
Keep the oven on the main top, under the stated kilogram figure, with space for a peel. Leaves often have no separate load. Vivo prints 100 kg, PARGRILL 88 kg, the YODOLLA worktop 54 kg, Onlyfire F-OKA9113 40 kg, and the Onlyfire cupboard 30 kg. KHAMAL, Yvsevnr, MDDK DY, and Nomiou print no top load. Onlyfire F-OKA9118 says about 40 kg and also 300 pounds. Those figures were not weighed here. Four swivel castors suit a flat patio if the brake locks the swivel.
Named 304 is the wet-prep catering grade. Unnamed stainless may be 430 or a grade that is never printed. Only Yvsevnr says 304, and one UK review is not a winter of patio use. Painted or powder-coated iron rusts where the coating chips, and screws are often not stainless. Vivo and PARGRILL reviews include rust within weeks or months, including under a cover. Regulation (EC) No 852/2004 binds food business operators to smooth, washable, corrosion-resistant contact surfaces.
Three typical situations, each with a recommendation from this comparison.
You need height and a stable main top for an Ooni, a Gozney, a Ninja, or a similar oven. The Onlyfire F-OKA9113 states 40 kg, lists a 9 kg cylinder bracket, and sits at 4.5 from 94 reviews. Size lines disagree, and a brake is not listed. Keep the oven on the main top.
You want space beside an existing barbecue and you will leave the cart on a patio. PARGRILL PA23003A lists four braked swivel wheels, a stated 88 kg maximum, and a side leaf of 355 mm, at about £119.99. Keep the oven on the main top. One UK review reports rust after a few weeks under a cover.
Start with folded size and weight, not with a sink unit. KHAMAL KMUK-GC-02 folds to 83.8 x 51 x 10 cm at about £79.99, with two wheels and 4.6 from 24 reviews. No kilogram load is printed. YODOLLA opens to 235 cm and is the wrong first choice for a narrow return.
In this set the top pick is the Onlyfire F-OKA9113 at about £119.99: a fixed stainless-top table, a stated 40 kg load, and 4.5 from 94 reviews. It ties KHAMAL on 78, and the higher review count decides the badge. Size lines disagree, a brake is not listed, and no stainless grade is printed. The best value is the KHAMAL KMUK-GC-02 at about £79.99, 4.6 from 24 reviews, folding to 10 cm thick, with no printed kilogram load. A stated load was not weighed here, and unnamed stainless is not grade 304.
KHAMAL KMUK-GC-02 (folding table)
About £79.99, the lowest kept price at 4.4 stars or above, and it folds flat. No kilogram load is printed.
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