NinjaWoodfire Combo Crisper Basket, Compatible with Ninja Woodfire Electric BBQ Grill (OG700 Series), Half-Width Air Fry Basket, Official Accessory, Black XSKCRISPBTEUK

Great cover for my ninja grill. It fits perfectly, it does protect the ninja very well, easy to work with and does not require much of a cleaning. It protects from dust, mould, rain. Recommending it!

Ever since I got my Ninja woodfire grill, I’ve been using it for grilling burgers, steaks, kebabs all of which it does superbly and with uniformly excellent results. Given that it was so great at doing those elements, it seemed a shame to just use it for that, so I looked around for a proper griddle plate to use with it.It took a while for this one to arrive (I think it was three weeks), but it was definitely worth the wait! I’ve used it for things likePhilly cheese steak sandwiches (does a great job on cooking / blackening the peppers, onions and steak, and then melting the cheese on top, and smooshing it all up makes the best sandwich filling ever! Then pressing the opened bread down onto the surface to toast it / brown it off in the juices released by the steak and veg makes it absolutely wonderful).It’s also useful for doing “artisan style” pizzas. We’ve made Texmex, Pepperoni, Neapolitan, and Hawaai pizzas with superb results. We just got a pizza dough mix packet, formed a ball of dough, rolled it out to an oblong 13” wide by 10.5 inches deep and topped it with whatever we thought of. Setting it to high grill and dropping a homemade pizza onto here gives in 4 to 6 minutes a pizza which is easily as good as my friend’s Ooni pizza oven output, but unlike his, you can do perfect pizza after perfect pizza (with the Ooni, the first was nice, the fourth was a blackened husk, but there were no such problems with the Woodfire). I must admit I splurged a bit here and got a 13 inch wide pizza peel for about £20, but it does make handling things a lot simpler.Finally, if you fancy playing at being a stay-a-home diner style short order cook, this is a great way to do it. Cook sausages, bacon, hash browns, eggs, and whatever else you fancy on it and it’s just like a breakfast from a small town American diner, but all done on a single hot plate so cleanup is an absolute doddle. Let it cool down, wipe it off, and Ninja’s non-stick surface ensures that’s clean within seconds.In case it’s not obvious from the above, I think this flat plate is briliant. It’s a bit expensive for a flat platter but the results are superb

Bit pricey for what it is but sturdy, easy to set up and compliments our Ninja Woodfire oven

Adds space to your table, perfect for the job and definitely an essential piece of equipment.

The grill stand arrives ready assembled, just folded into its box, so all that’s needed to be up and running with it is to unclip it, raise it, and slot the top onto the holders on the base. Unpacking (this comes double boxed, in really huge boxes, and with a load of packing paper and tape) was definitely the most time consuming part.The grill stand isn’t height adjustable, which is perhaps a little disappointing at the almost £150 price point. For my 5’5” height the grill is at a good level, but for someone taller being able to raise this a bit would probably be a plus.The top is made from plastic and has a series of ridges moulded into the surface that act as stays for the feet of the Woodfire grill - so to keep the grill steady you just pop it on top of the stand inside the guide areas. There’s a big hole at the centre of the stand, and the power cable can either feed through this or be left out on top.The stand feels pretty sturdy with the grill on top. It doesn’t have any handles to wheel it round by, but moves reasonably well nonetheless just by gripping the edge of the table top. I like being able to move this closer to our outdoor power supply when it’s going to be in use, so that I don’t have to trail extension leads round to reach a static table any more. This is generally a well thought-through partner for the Woodfire grill.Folds away neatly for storage if not going to be in use for a while. For some reason Ninja don’t seem to make a cover to go over both grill and stand.The only real negatives are the price point, which is pretty steep, and the fact that the drip tray has to be balanced slightly awkwardly on the back edge of the stand top to avoid falling through the hole.===========Please note: this is for original size Woodfire grill models OG701 and OG 751 it does not fit the more recently released XL Grill or Woodfire Oven models, for those you need the Woodfire Adjustable Stand

This is a real strong table on which the Ninja smoker sits perfectly. It's very stable and with the wheels it is very easy to move into position. Haven't managed to cook anything yet as the weather here has been abysmally cold and wet for weeks, but had a few dry runs.

I have been reluctant to get this stand because of the cost. I bought the wood fire barbecue and ‘made do’ with a table on the patio. But it has been reduced on Amazon so decided to buy it. Glad I did. The wood fire barbecue fits perfectly and is absolutely solid and sturdy when located on the stand. It’s a piece of well made kit , not flimsy in any way and worth the money. It folds flat for easy storage, easy to assemble and wheels to facilitate movement.

Genuine Ninja xl outdoor grill cover, it fits well.