The best Barbecue stands, compared.
Top pick: REDCAMP folding table 60 × 40 cm Best value: Anbte folding table 58 × 40 cm – Best value at about £34.19: score 74 and the highest score per pound among the other rows at 50 or above. The size lines disagree. Updated 22.10.2026.
A barbecue stand is the table, cart, or framed support you put under a portable cooker. It is not the barbecue. UK shoppers use one to lift a disposable tray or a camping stove, to cradle a named oven, or to give a pizza oven or griddle a prep surface on wheels. You tell a suitable stand by a load figure whose pounds and kilograms agree, a metal top rather than glass, and a height you can cook at. If the cart is meant to move, the wheels should lock. A model-specific frame only helps when that exact cooker sits securely. BS EN 581-3 is the outdoor-table safety identifier. Listings in this category often do not cite a test to it. A stand does not make a balcony, a tent, decking, or cooling the cooker indoors acceptable. How to read load, height, and type is set out in the [barbecue stand buying guide](/hub/grills-and-barbecues/barbecue-stand/sub/barbecue-stand-buying-guide).
A barbecue stand is the table, cart, or framed support you put under a portable cooker. It is not the barbecue.
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The REDCAMP 31189 is a 60 × 40 cm mesh table at 2.5 kg, with heights of 26.5, 41.5, and 67.5 cm, side pockets, and a folded size of 40 × 6.6 × 30 cm. It shows 4.6 from 188 amazon.co.uk ratings, the highest star line in this set, and 36 United Kingdom reviews in the file. Reviewers set disposable barbecues on it, including two large ones, and use a lower mesh for tools. A United Kingdom review says assembly needs no screws and no tools. The bullets do not print a kilogram load, and they do not mention a carry bag. One review calls it a little flimsy and wobbly. Another left it outside beside a smoker, and a storm moved it. The warranty line on the listing says 90 days.
Pros
Cons
Best for: A 60 × 40 cm folding table with side pockets for disposable barbecues, if you do not need a printed kilogram limit.
Less suitable: A stated load, a carry bag in the bullets, or a table you will leave out in a storm.
Specifications
Common questions
What is the table made of?
The bullets say an aluminium frame and a mesh top. The finish line says powder coated.
Does it come with a carry bag?
The bullets do not mention a carry bag. They do say the legs come off and the folded size is 40 × 6.6 × 30 cm.
Is a weight limit printed?
No kilogram figure is printed in the saved bullets.
The Anbte ABT033 is a 58 × 40 cm mesh table at 2.24 kg, with heights of 26, 48, and 70 cm and a stated load of 30 kg. It shows 4.5 from 911 amazon.co.uk ratings, and the file has 50 United Kingdom reviews. People use those heights under a Cadac Safari Chef and as a raised stand for disposable barbecues. The bullet says it folds to briefcase size in under a minute, while a specification line says assembly needs a screwdriver and that not every tool is included. A second size line prints 90 × 40 × 26.2 cm, which does not match 58 × 40 × 70 cm. United Kingdom reviews call it light and easy to fold, and also not the sturdiest, with plastic clips on the leg sections. One review says the material is not rust-proof. At about £34.19 it is the best value in this set, on the lowest price and the largest rating count, once you accept those two listing conflicts.
Pros
Cons
Best for: A light camping table for a small gas barbecue or a disposable tray, if you can live with the screwdriver line.
Less suitable: One size figure, a side shelf, or a heavy pizza oven.
Specifications
Common questions
Does this folding table need tools?
The bullet says it folds to briefcase size in under a minute. A specification line says assembly is required and recommends a screwdriver, and that not all assembly tools are included.
What load does the listing state?
The specification line says a maximum weight recommendation of 30 kilograms.
Is a carry bag included?
The bullets do not say a bag is included. One United Kingdom review mentions a durable bag.
This Anbte ABT055EU opens to 60 × 40 cm, weighs 2.56 kg, and states a 30 kg load, which the listing also writes as 66 lb. The bullet gives three heights, 27.3, 51, and 75 cm, and says it folds in under 60 seconds with no tools. The title and the item line say 74 cm, and another line prints 40 × 600 × 747 millimetres, so those lines do not agree. It shows 4.5 from 187 amazon.co.uk ratings, with 18 United Kingdom reviews in the file. Those reviews describe a briefcase fold, a party-size disposable barbecue on the mesh, and camp cooking. One reviewer found it a little more rickety than expected and still called it safe. The 60 × 40 cm top leaves little room beside a large tray. At about £34.99 the listing states a 30 kg load and a tool-free fold, and it still prints the height twice.
Pros
Cons
Best for: A 60 × 40 cm mesh table with a stated 30 kg load and a tool-free fold for camping or a disposable barbecue.
Less suitable: A side shelf, a single printed height, or a pizza oven.
Specifications
Common questions
Can you use it for camping?
The bullet lists camping, and United Kingdom reviews describe it as a camping table, including under a disposable barbecue.
Is the top heat resistant?
The listing calls the coated iron mesh heat resistant. It does not give a temperature.
Does it have a carry handle?
Yes. The bullet includes an integrated handle and a folded size of 15.7 × 12.2 × 2.55 inches.
The Nomiou stand opens to 110 × 55 × 79 cm and weighs 11.1 kg, with two folding side tables and three heights printed as 28.3, 30, and 32.2 inches. The bullet names a groove for Ninja OO101, OG701, OG751, OG850, and OG901, and calls it a replacement for the Ninja XSKSTAND. The title also prints OG951, which the bullet list does not. An unfolded line also prints 43.3 × 20.4 inches beside the 110 × 55 cm size. It shows 4.5 from 81 amazon.co.uk ratings, with 17 United Kingdom reviews in the file. Those reviews call it sturdy once built, and one says a Ninja pizza oven fits. One review says the side extensions are short for a pizza board and plates. Another says a Woodfire XL sits loosely and does not lock into the brackets.
Pros
Cons
Best for: A Ninja from the bullet list, OO101, OG701, OG751, OG850, or OG901, if you want two side tables.
Less suitable: A Woodfire XL that must lock into brackets, or a printed kilogram load.
Specifications
Common questions
Does it come with a cover?
A cover is not listed in the bullets or the included items.
Will a Ninja Woodfire lock in?
The bullet describes a custom groove for named OG and OO models. One United Kingdom review says a Woodfire XL sits loosely and does not lock into brackets.
What is the weight capacity?
No kilogram figure is printed in the saved listing.
The FUNYKICH table opens to 60 × 40 cm and 71 cm at the top height, with lower steps at 24.5 and 47.7 cm, and it folds to 40 × 31 × 6.5 cm at 2.95 kg. It shows 4.4 from 44 amazon.co.uk ratings. The file holds one United Kingdom review, which wanted a compact cooking table and preferred the scissor frame to a leg at each corner on slightly uneven ground. That review does not state a fault. The load bullet writes 80 lb and 180 lb and then the same 80 kg for both, so there is no usable limit. The listing also carries gas-cooker fields, including fuel type Gas and a burner count, on a table that has no burner. Heat resistance is claimed for the coated iron mesh, with no temperature. At about £45.95 it costs more than the mesh tables that state 30 kg and have many more United Kingdom reviews in the file.
Pros
Cons
Best for: A compact 60 × 40 cm scissor table, if you will ignore the load line.
Less suitable: A kilogram limit that adds up, or more than one United Kingdom review.
Specifications
Common questions
Is it easy to set up?
The bullet says you unfold it and adjust the tube feet. There is no separate timed claim beyond that.
Does it have a carry handle?
Yes. The folded size in the bullet is 40 × 31 × 6.5 cm, and the item weight is 2.95 kg.
How much weight does it hold?
The bullet pairs 80 lb and 180 lb with the same 80 kg figure. Those units do not match, so the listing does not give one usable limit.
The MDDK station opens to 110 × 43 × 70 cm and weighs 13.9 kg, with two lockable swivel wheels, a folding side rack, shelves, hooks, a magnetic strip, a paper-towel holder, and a bottle opener. The bullet says it opens and closes without tools, and that the finish is heat resistant, without a temperature. It shows 4.4 from 21 amazon.co.uk ratings, and the file has five short United Kingdom reviews. One reviewer used it with a Ninja smoker and called assembly easy. The other four say it matched the listing. None of the five states a fault, and five reviews is a thin sample. No kilogram load is printed, so the pizza-oven line stays a claim without a weight. The material line says stainless steel, with no weathering result. At about £99.99 the lockable wheels set this station apart from the mesh tables.
Pros
Cons
Best for: A folding station with lockable wheels for a Ninja smoker or a similar outdoor cooker, if a short review file is enough.
Less suitable: A stated kilogram limit, or a large United Kingdom review sample.
Specifications
Common questions
Can it hold a pizza oven?
The bullet says it supports many outdoor cooking appliances, including a pizza oven. It does not name a model or a kilogram limit.
Does it have wheels?
Yes. Two lockable swivel wheels.
Is it heat resistant?
The bullet says a heat-resistant finish. It does not give a temperature.
The Onlyfire F-OKA9114-SS1-EU is a prep table of 120.3 × 55 × 81 cm and 18.8 kg, with a stated load of 40 kg, two front wheels without a stated lock, a side handle, a removable side shelf, lower baskets, a gas-cylinder bracket, and tool hooks. A second size line says 120 × 55 × 80 cm. It shows 4.3 from 77 amazon.co.uk ratings, with 15 United Kingdom reviews in the file. Reviewers praise the strength under a Ninja Woodfire XL and the size under an Ooni, and several call assembly straightforward. One review says the ends of the metal arrived stoved in. Another found bumps on the top, then a fixing broke so the side section would not attach. The bullet calls the worktop stainless, while the material line says alloy steel and stainless steel. At about £159.99 it is the top pick here for a heavy portable oven that needs the 40 kg figure and the side shelf, after you check the carton for transit damage.
Pros
Cons
Best for: A 40 kg prep table with a side shelf for a Ninja Woodfire XL or an Ooni, if you will check the carton before you build.
Less suitable: A folding table at the low end of this set, a stated wheel lock, or a top described as one metal only.
Specifications
Common questions
Can it be used outdoors?
The bullet says indoor and outdoor use, as a prep table for a pizza oven, griddle, or portable grill. A stand does not make a balcony, decking, or an indoor cool-down acceptable.
Does it have wheels?
Yes. Two front directional wheels and a side handle. A lock is not stated.
Is it made of stainless steel?
The bullet says a stainless worktop. The material line says alloy steel and stainless steel. Treat the top claim as mixed, not as a single fact.
The DUDSOEHO stand is sold for a Ninja Woodfire, with an open size of 113 × 44.5 × 79 cm, a height range of 69–79 cm, and an item weight of 11.8 kg. One side table folds and the other comes off, and the pack includes 16 hex screws and a hex key, so this is not a tool-free unfold. It shows 4.3 from 53 amazon.co.uk ratings, with 18 United Kingdom reviews in the file. Reviewers describe solid metal, a Woodfire that fits with room to spare on one account, and hooks for tongs. Assembly is called a little fiddly, and one review says to set the height to maximum while you build it because later adjustment takes work. One unit arrived slightly dented, and that reviewer said the dent did not affect use. The item-dimensions field prints 10 × 10 × 10 mm, and the material field reads metal 6.5mm 780w, so neither line is a usable specification. No kilogram load is printed, and the bullet says other grills can sit on it without naming them.
Pros
Cons
Best for: A Ninja Woodfire, if you are happy to build with a hex key and set the height while the legs are still easy to reach.
Less suitable: A tool-free unfold, a printed load, or a size field that matches the 113 cm bullet.
Specifications
Common questions
Can it be used with other grills?
The bullet says it fits Ninja Woodfire ovens and grills and that other grills can be placed on it. It does not name those other models.
Is it easy to assemble?
The pack includes 16 hex screws and a hex key. United Kingdom reviews call it solid and a little fiddly. One says to set the height to maximum while assembling.
What is the stand made of?
The bullet says thick heavy-duty metal. The material field reads metal 6.5mm 780w, so it is not a usable specification.
This Nomiou trolley is a painted-steel cart at 15.5 kg with two lower shelves, two wheels, a side handle, a towel holder, and a grill hook. The title says 85 × 51 cm and the item line says 84 × 51 × 76 cm. No kilogram load is printed, and a wheel lock is not stated. It shows 3.7 from 76 amazon.co.uk ratings, the lowest star line in this set, with 12 United Kingdom reviews in the file. Those reviews say an Ooni fits once the cart is built, and that it feels sturdy afterwards. The repeated complaint is assembly. One reviewer found the screws too short with the spring and washer, counted nine nuts against at least twelve holes, and others report a short rail and screws that did not line up. Several say the QR or video link does not open, though one found the paper sheet enough.
Pros
Cons
Best for: A wheeled cart for an Ooni, if you can finish the assembly when the supplied screws come up short.
Less suitable: A wheel lock, a printed load, or a cart that goes together from the video link.
Specifications
Common questions
Can it hold a pizza oven?
The title sells it as a pizza oven stand. United Kingdom reviews say an Ooni fits after assembly. No kilogram limit is printed.
Does it have wheels?
Yes, two wheels and a side handle. A wheel lock is not stated.
Is it made of steel?
Yes. The bullets say lacquered or painted steel and an alloy-steel tube frame.
Nine amazon.co.uk barbecue stand listings were scored from 0 to 100. Stars contribute up to 40, review volume up to 20, listing fit up to 25, and United Kingdom review sentiment up to 15. Deductions of up to 10 cover cooker fields on a table, a model named only in the title, or a material field that prints a wattage. The top pick is the highest score. Best value is the highest score per pound among the other rows that score at least 50. There is no laboratory load test. A star rating is not a BS EN 1860 result, and a stand is not a barbecue.
Stars
40%Up to 40 points from the amazon.co.uk star line: round(stars divided by 5, times 40). A 4.6 becomes 37, a 4.5 becomes 36, a 4.4 becomes 35, a 4.3 becomes 34, and a 3.7 becomes 30. The star line is the listing figure, not a lab score.
Review volume
20%Up to 20 points from the same amazon.co.uk review count. 1–9 reviews score 4, 10–49 score 8, 50–199 score 12, 200–999 score 16, and 1,000 or more score 20. A larger sample adds more until the cap.
Listing fit
25%Up to 25 points from the listing itself. A single coherent kilogram load scores 8. A matching size and height scores 5. Side space, a folded size or wheels, and one consistent setup story score the rest. A load whose units disagree, or a size line that fights another line, scores less. A missing load scores 0.
UK review notes
15%Up to 15 points from United Kingdom review notes, not from the star average. No United Kingdom text scores 0. A limitation such as wobble or fiddly assembly, when it is not the main story, scores 10. A serious fault on file, such as hardware that will not assemble or a named cooker that does not lock, scores 8.
Choose the job before the star count. A barbecue stand is a support under a portable cooker, not the cooker. Mesh tables, model-specific frames, and wheeled carts solve different jobs, and a glass garden table is the wrong top for a pizza oven. On this page the shelf prices run from about £34.19 to about £159.99. A load line counts only when the pounds and the kilograms can both be true.
A barbecue stand is the table, cart, or framed support under a portable cooker. It is not the barbecue. On amazon.co.uk the same search mixes three jobs. A light folding mesh table raises a disposable tray or a camping stove and packs into a car. A heavier stand is shaped for a named oven. A wheeled steel cart gives a pizza oven or a griddle a prep surface. You are choosing a support, not a cooker. The first check is the job. A top about 60 by 40 cm suits a small cooker.
If the listing pairs two different pound figures with the same kilogram figure, those units cannot both be true. There is no single limit to quote. A cart with no kilogram figure is the same problem. A pizza-oven sentence in the bullet does not replace a weight.
A 40 cm-deep mesh top is tight for a peel and for a large tray. A continuous metal top suits an oven. Do not put a pizza oven on glass. Stainless in a bullet is weak when the material line also names alloy steel.
Two front wheels are not a lock. Do not roll a lit cooker. London Fire Brigade says not on a balcony or decking, and not indoors to cool. A stand does not change that. If you smell gas, call 0800 111 999.
Load is the figure you can put next to the cooker, and only when the units agree. Mesh tables that state a limit here print about 30 kg. The heavy prep table prints 40 kg. A folding table sold by an oven maker, outside this set, prints 50 kg total, with 35 kg on the top and 15 kg on the shelf. One mesh listing writes two pound figures against the same 80 kg, so that line is not usable. Several carts print no kilogram limit. Do not fill the gap with a guess. The top has to suit the cooker.
Wheels and assembly are one decision. Two front wheels, with no lock stated, are not lockable swivel wheels. A fold claimed in under a minute is not the same story as a specification line that asks for a screwdriver. A cart that ships with a hex key and a counted set of screws is a build, not an unfold. United Kingdom reviews on one trolley describe screws that are too short, fewer nuts than holes, and a video link that does not open. One reviewer still finished from the paper sheet.
Three typical situations, each with a recommendation from this comparison.
You want a mesh table that folds for the car, under a disposable tray or a small gas barbecue. The Anbte 60 × 40 cm table states 30 kg, also written as 66 lb, and a tool-free fold in under 60 seconds. It is about £34.99, at 4.5 from 187 reviews. The title prints 74 cm and the bullet prints 75 cm. One United Kingdom review calls it a little rickety. It has no side shelf.
You want a continuous metal top, a kilogram figure that can cover the oven, and room for a peel. The Onlyfire table is 120.3 × 55 cm, states 40 kg, and has a removable side shelf and two front wheels. It is about £159.99, at 4.3 from 77 reviews. United Kingdom reviews mention a Ninja Woodfire XL and an Ooni, and they also report transit damage. A wheel lock is not stated. Do not use a glass garden table.
You want your model code in the listing and a comment on whether the body locks. The Nomiou stand names OO101, OG701, OG751, OG850, and OG901, with two side tables, at about £87.99 and 4.5 from 81 reviews. OG951 is in the title and not in the bullet list. One United Kingdom review says a Woodfire XL sits loosely and does not lock. No kilogram load is printed.
The top pick is the Onlyfire pizza oven table at about £159.99. It is the highest score, 77, with a stated 40 kg load, a side shelf, and United Kingdom reviews under a Ninja Woodfire XL and an Ooni. Transit damage is on file, and a wheel lock is not stated. The best value is the Anbte 58 × 40 cm mesh table at about £34.19. It scores 74, and its score per pound is the highest among the other rows at 50 or above. Its size lines disagree, and a screwdriver line fights the fold claim. None of these scores is a measured load.
Anbte folding table 58 × 40 cm
Best value at about £34.19: score 74 and the highest score per pound among the other rows at 50 or above. The size lines disagree.
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Peter F. is the editor for DIY & tools at productscompared.co.uk. Comparisons in this category are checked against amazon.co.uk listings, review evidence and public UK sources.
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