Barbecue grills with space for coals or firewood

 

— separate place for firewood, coal or gas cylinder — depending on the fuel used by the grill / brazier (see "Fuel (source)"). Usually located at the bottom of the structure, under the brazier. Thanks to a specially designated place, firewood, coals or a cylinder do not roll underfoot, but are located in a convenient place in close proximity to the user — the latter is especially true in situations where you need to unscrew / tighten the valve or add firewood to the brazier. Also note that a cylinder or solid fuel can play the role of a kind of ballast that makes the structure more stable. And when storing firewood or coals in this way, the stand also protects them from contamination or dampness upon contact with the ground.