Short answer: Cevio and Maggia combine a fire pit with plancha cooking. Their double-wall airflow supports cleaner combustion and noticeably reduces smoke.
Key takeaways
- No. Optimised airflow can reduce visible smoke substantially, but fuel quality, moisture, lighting technique and wind still affect combustion.
- Corten develops a distinctive patina; stainless steel has a calmer appearance and straightforward care. Choose by design preference, location and desired ageing.
Introduction
A cosy campfire is always a wonderful way to bring family and friends together and enjoy nature. So why not take the campfire experience to the next level with a fire ring? A fire ring not only lets you prepare delicious meals outdoors, but also creates an inviting atmosphere that encourages you to linger and relax.
In this article, we take a closer look at the Theiss Cevio and Maggia fire rings, two high-quality fire grills. We explore their standout features, functionality, materials and more. If you are looking for an unforgettable grilling experience, Cevio and Maggia are definitely worth the investment.
The fire ring: Corten steel or stainless steel
The Cevio and Maggia fire rings are fire grills that impress with their timeless, elegant design. Made from robust Corten steel or powder-coated stainless steel (black), Cevio and Maggia are not only attractive, but also durable and resistant to the elements. Corten steel, also known as weathering steel, lasts almost indefinitely thanks to its composition of copper, chromium and nickel.
Plancha cooking around the fire
Cevio and Maggia stand out with their solid steel grilling surface, which ensures even heat distribution. This gives your grilled dishes a perfect cook and the unmistakable flavour of an open fire. The grill plate is particularly robust, with a thickness of 12 mm. This thick plate retains heat and distributes it evenly, resulting in excellent grilling results.
How the low-smoke system works
Rediscover grilling with technology that makes smoke-free enjoyment possible. Modern secondary combustion uses hot air to minimise smoke effectively, promising a cleaner grilling experience. Both Cevio and Maggia now come with this innovative system as standard. Enjoy grilling without the usual drawbacks of smoke. Perfect for urban gardens or shared spaces where smoke could be a problem.
Double-wall fire chamber, safety and efficiency
The fire chamber of Cevio and Maggia has a double-wall construction to protect the outer wall from excessive heat. This not only improves safety, but also increases the efficiency of the grills. The double-walled construction allows Cevio and Maggia to retain heat for longer and release it evenly. It also generates the hot air needed to activate secondary combustion.
Versatility and model choice
Cevio and Maggia are not only excellent fire grills for private use, but also an excellent choice for restaurants, public spaces or parks. Their robust construction and appealing design make them a focal point in any setting. In addition, Cevio and Maggia can be expanded with various accessories and modules to suit your individual needs. From additional grill grates to a lid, Cevio and Maggia offer many ways to create a customised grilling experience.
Verdict
Cevio and Maggia are more than fire pits: they combine a social fire with plancha-style cooking. Their double-wall chamber and durable construction suit buyers who want a permanent outdoor focal point and understand that low-smoke does not mean smoke-free.
Frequently asked questions
Is a smokeless fire ring completely smoke-free?
No. Optimised airflow can reduce visible smoke substantially, but fuel quality, moisture, lighting technique and wind still affect combustion.
Should I choose Corten or stainless steel?
Corten develops a distinctive patina; stainless steel has a calmer appearance and straightforward care. Choose by design preference, location and desired ageing.
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Manufacturer information: Theiss.