Ilojimape Cast-Iron Kazan & Wood-Fire Stand

A cast-iron kazan with a wood-fire stand — a heavy cauldron set in a steel hearth stand with a firebox beneath for live-fire cooking over wood or charcoal. Cast-iron kazan with a steel hearth stand and firebox; set on a firm, non-combustible base with clearances, dry seasoned wood or lump charcoal only, used outdoors only. The live-fire kazan. Outdoor only; wood/charcoal only; non-combustible base.

• Type: cast-iron kazan + wood-fire hearth stand
• Build: cast-iron cauldron, steel hearth stand, firebox
• Install: firm non-combustible base with clearances; dry wood/lump charcoal; outdoor only

A tandoor or kazan complex is for outdoor use only — never light or run one indoors, in a garage or any enclosed or covered space, because it gets extremely hot and burning charcoal, wood or gas gives off carbon monoxide. Set it on a firm, non-combustible base with the stated clearances to walls, furniture and anything combustible. Light a clay tandoor gradually (cure it and warm it up slowly) — a sudden fierce fire or dousing a hot tandoor with water can crack the clay. Burn only lump charcoal or dry seasoned wood — never lighter fluid; a gas kazan burner runs on LPG connected via a leak-tested regulator. Use long heat-resistant gloves, keep children and pets away from the hot oven and open flame, never move it while lit, and let the ash or coals cool fully. CE marked where applicable. The statutory 14-day right of withdrawal applies to consumers.