Kamado Monolith Classic Avantgarde with Cart

Kamado Monolith Classic Avantgarde with Cart

The versatility of the Kamado Monolith allows different functions depending on how you configure it, but it is still a tool for cooking, in fact many consider it to be: The Japanese economy stove. Earthenware pots have been used by humans to cook food for thousands of years. Earthenware cooking pots have been found in all parts of the world and some of the earliest ones dated by archaeologists are more than 4000 years old.

They have been found in China and those found in India, in the Indus Valley, are the oldest. It is believed that these circular, clay cooking vessels are the origins of the modern Kamado. Clay has eventually been replaced by high-performance ceramics.

The name "Kamado" in Japanese means "cooking stove".

In 1970 Eddie Fisher impressed by the taste of the food made in the Kamados decided to import them, and in 1974 decided to make them himself as the originals broke easily, and/or cracked. He introduced modern ceramics to replace clay and cement, which was a decisive step for its commercialization first in the south of the USA, South America, and recently in Europe.

It has some advantages, for example it can be smoked or not to taste, the temperature can be regulated on the fly as it has never been achieved neither in a wood oven nor in a traditional kitchen. Because of its design the heat distribution is uniform, there are no hot spots. It is much more economical and cleaner.

The ceramic color is matte black and has a new base with carbonized bamboo handle with built-in LED lighting when opening the lid, new thermometer and many more details that will make you fall in love with it.

Years of searching for perfect quality and performance have culminated in the Avantgarde model. High-quality silicate ceramic and Stainless Steel hardware, along with details such as the stapled fiberglass gasket and the LED light in the handle attest to Kamado Monolith's extensive experience in design and production.

This series is technically based on the Pro 2.0 Series, its core such as the SGS and accessories are the same as the Pro 2.0 Series but this range has a number of improvements and design that make the Avantgarde positioned at number 1 as a Kamado Premium.

It features everything you would expect from Monolith among which we highlight:

A mechanically secured Fiberglass/Stainless Steel gasket system has created a barbecue that is virtually maintenance free.

Digital controller connector port that allows you to choose your digital controller and upgrade as technology advances.

Incredibly versatile grill grid system (SGS) that provides 4 grill height settings and the option to expand to three grill levels.

After extensive research, Avantgarde offers the technical diversity and quality of Monolith products with a timeless design.

Monolith has designed a much stronger frame with an accessory shelf, which now also supports side tables. The amazing new Satin - Matt enamel is an extremely resistant mineral enamel that resists all types of weather and acids, it also refines the kamado color to perfectly complement the Stainless Steel components.

Key Features:

- Manufactured from extremely heat resistant ceramic and high quality stainless steel.

- Stainless steel trolley, with side tables of thick carbonized bamboo wood, integrated shelf for accessories and wheels with brakes.

- All kamados are equipped with a high quality stainless steel and fiberglass reinforced gasket.

- In addition, all models now have new cast iron exhaust (draft) valves, with a new sliding system that provides greater stability to regulate the air flow.

- Improved hinges.

- Handle with integrated LED light.

- Ready for GURU. Opening with adapter for intelligent electronic temperature control.

- Grill made of stainless steel.

- Cooking diameter: ø 46 cm

- Height: 78 x Width: 59 x Depth: 71 cm.

- Weight: 85 kg.

- Limited 10 year warranty.

- Manufacturer: Monolith