Every apartment needs one of these compact BBQs

Summer is officially over, marking the end of barbecue season for many Aussies except for those with CROSSRAY's new compact barbecue powered by electricity and infrared technology. 

CROSSRAY is the leading innovator in infrared gas and electric BBQs for outdoor spaces in homes, apartments, and townhouses.

As high-density infrastructure becomes the new normal for Australian cities, homeowners have had to adapt their outdoor entertaining setups to suit their smaller space. It is only natural that, with demand for high-density living increasing up to 36% last year, the outdoor room is emerging as a must-have feature. 

With this comes a rise in popularity of outdoor living furnishings, including cooking stations, tables, chairs, and greenery. All-in-one outdoor kitchens, like CROSSRAY’s compact outdoor kitchen, make it easier for those in apartments to stay at the centre of celebrations when entertaining friends and family. 

As sponsors of the recent Melbourne International Flower and Garden Show, they are certainly leading the transformation of BBQ culture within Australia. 

Their extreme electric infrared BBQ features state-of-the-art high-intensity electric infrared technology, providing a sizzling cooking experience. Where traditional BBQs often burn the food’s exterior while leaving the inside raw, CROSSRAY's infrared technology ensures your food cooks evenly from the inside out. Not only does this result in a better flavour, but also reduces cooking time. 

CROSSRAY ambassadors include outdoor lifestyle presenter and radio host Paul Burt and popular home cook Jack the Greek, who both regularly get behind the CROSSRAY grill to demonstrate the benefits of its infrared heating element. They are leading the way in demonstrating how compact BBQs are the way forward for Australian apartments, townhouses, and homes. 

"We’re excited to announce the launch of the CROSSRAY Compact Outdoor Kitchen, as we expand our product range to accommodate the increasing number of Australians living in apartments and smaller dwellings with limited outdoor space," said Emma Dufresne, marketing manager at CROSSRAY.

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