OFYR - The Art of Outdoor Cooking
OFYR is the simply show-stopping grill that offers a unique and versatile way to cook and entertain outdoors. The cone-shaped brazier radiates warmth over a wide area, so you can entertain al fresco all year round. It features a wide, flat rim that doubles as a high-efficiency hotplate, with a smooth temperature gradient for incredibly precise cooking. Fry eggs, slow-cook vegetables or sear a tender steak – the choice is yours. With the OFYR modular system you can create an outdoor dining area to suit your lifestyle, complete with seating, wood storage and a range of practical accessories – all with OFYR’s trade mark quality and design. OFYR brings beauty, warmth, food and friendship to your outdoor space, all year round.
Outdoor design for all seasons
The OFYR is a functional artwork designed to bring beauty, warmth, food and friendship to your outdoor space. More practical and stylish than a typical barbecue, the OFYR cooking unit's simple, classic lines work in harmony with any setting, from country lawn to chic restaurant terrace. And when it’s time to entertain alfresco, this elegant outdoor sculpture transforms into a warm, welcoming hub for cooking and socialising.
Bringing friends together
Just like a traditional camp fire, OFYR brings people together. The wood-fuelled fire bowl emits a cosy circle of warmth up to four metres in diameter, making outdoor entertaining possible even in winter. OFYR’s innovative circular design means that family and friends can take part in the cooking process, and enjoy preparing their own food while the conversation flows.
Easy to use
The OFYR can be left outdoors and uncovered in almost all weather conditions. Its three-part modular design makes the OFYR cooking unit rather easy to move around if needed. The OFYR cooking unit is simple to clean and requires virtually no maintenance. Food scraps and excess oil go straight into the fire – all you need to do is wipe the OFYR cooking plate with a damp cloth and it’s ready for the next occasion.
