Inexpensive long-lasting marketing

Building a new garden for a client?

Why not treat them to a new Banquet Savannah 3 in 1 Charcoal BBQ Smoker and Firepit so that they can celebrate completion in style.

Buying your client a small gift is an inexpensive way to provide extra marketing. It is a gesture that will remain long after the pointing has set and the new turf has taken.

Every time your satisfied client invites their friends around and fires up their Banquet Savannah 3 in 1 Charcoal BBQ Smoker and Firepit they will be reminded of you and the great job you've done in their garden. They will be only too keen to share your details with their friends.

A bit about the Banquet Savannah 3 in 1 Charcoal BBQ Smoker and Firepit

  • Three levels for different cooking methods - vertical cooking on three separated levels means you can simultaneously: 1) Roast food on the bottom layer of the Savannah 3 in 1 with ease whilst the heat and smoke is contained in the compartment; 2) Grill vegetables, fish and meat on the top of the grill and use as a barbecue even as food roasts below; 3) Smoke items using the clever hooks attached to the lid of the barbecue for home made smoked meats and fish
  • Temperature gauge - to help you monitor and control the temperature inside your barbecue with ease
  • Adjustable air vent - this air vent allows you to control the air flow to the coals, the more air enters, the hotter the coals burn
  • Crossbars and hooks - bars and hooks in the lid make smoking fish or bacon simple
  • Powder coated steel construction - this durable and resilient material makes sure your barbecue can go the distance

Buy on Amazon: Banquet Savannah 3 in 1 Charcoal BBQ Smoker and Firepit

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