What do German Lucarelli and Dan Pundick have in common?

Dan Pundick crisps a slab of pork belly on a NorCal Ovenworks grill.
In our book, this is bacon, the only item that is its own food group.

Dan Pundick (Oceanside) and German Lucarelli (Kennebunkport) have the same grill model.

Cantilever Grill Grates

Note that this grill kit, destined for Australia, has cantilevered grill grates.The reason we did this was because the customer wanted a whole animal rotisserie, and usually, the center rails conflict when we have a split grill. Coupled with our new snap on rotisserie brackets, we are able to add a rotisserie to any grill with no modification of the grill. The rotisserie can also be assembled or disassembled for cleaning without the use of tools, meeting the requirements of commercial restaurants. 

OK, this is something that we don't usually do, but the customer wanted stainless steel painted black. Aesthetics. 

New Rotisserie Brackets. Snaps onto our Argentine Grills.

NorCal Ovenworks Grill at Pomerol, Seattle

Here is a custom Grill made by NorCal Ovenworks for Pomerol Restaurant in Seattle, WA.

Yet Another Grill Design

With a 49.5" Wide X 31.5" Front to Back Brick Lined Floor, 18" High Side and Rear Brick Lined Walls, Rear Brasero/Ember Maker, and a 9" Front Door/Shelf , this grill is as full featured as they come. Available in 3/16" Steel Thickness for Residential Use or 3/8" Steel for Commercial Use.

And As-Built. Note that wheels have been removed for shipping.

Colorado High

When this customer ordered from me, I had to laugh and tell him that I was not sure how the grill, smoker, and pizza oven would work at 7000 feet. Turns out, they work just fine. Kudos to the customer's installation too, looks really good!

High in the Rocky Mountains, this shelter contains our Pizza Oven, Argentine Grill Kit, and Smoker.

That's a 37" ID Pizza Oven Kit on the left, Argentine Grill with Side Brasero in the center, and a Vertical Smoker on the right. All supplied by NorCal Ovenworks Inc. 

Another view. This photo is earlier. Note the wood storage areas are empty.

Apparently some animals have ventured into the smoker. The customer simply closed the door and lit the fire. 

Another Installation Front Facing Worm Gear Driven Hoists

This is an installation in an outdoor fireplace. The customer didn't want the wheel shafts to go through his fireplace walls, so I made him a pair of grills with worm driven front wheels.