Baskets, dividers, water pans and inserts that make a fire hold its shape.
Two steel baskets that hold the coals in a defined bank instead of letting them sprawl. The cheapest route to a real two zone fire.
The ceramic heat deflector that turns a Big Green Egg from a grill into an oven. Not optional if you intend to smoke or bake on one.
A ring that raises the lid and adds a motorised spit to a 57cm kettle. The nearest thing to a foukou if you already own a Weber.
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Charcoal baskets are the cheapest meaningful upgrade to a kettle. They hold the coals in a defined bank instead of letting them sprawl, which is the difference between a two zone fire that lasts an hour and one that flattens in twenty minutes.
Insert systems go further, walling the coals into a quarter of the bowl with a water reservoir alongside, which turns any kettle into a genuinely controllable low and slow cooker.
The kit we would expect a good fire management range to cover. We link products as we confirm them with UK retailers.