The lines
Five fires, one system.
Serious cooking happens over flame in five different traditions. We build tools for each — same materials, same engineering, the same patent-pending engagement system that ties the whole line together. Different fires, different sizes, different cultural inheritances.
The Hearth
Built for the wood-fired oven.
Plates sized per oven, engineered for the 1000°F environment where cast iron seasoning fails. The Hearth pays homage to the Western fireplace tradition and the modern hearth at the center of home cooking. The Hearth 12 is the first plate we are shipping.
- Recommended fit
- Alfa, Ooni, Gozney, Solo Stove Pi, Karu
- Status
- Hearth 12 in production for Q4 2026
The Brasa
Built for the ember.
Charcoal and kettle plates, sized by diameter for the major formats. Brasa is the Spanish word for the glowing coal — the moment fire becomes cooking heat. The plate that turns a kettle grill into a plancha.
- Recommended fit
- Weber Kettle, Big Green Egg, Kamado Joe, Primo
- Status
- Brasa 14, 17, 22 — planned 2027
The Teppan
Built for the fire pit.
Round plates for outdoor live fire. Teppan is the Japanese iron plate that defines teppanyaki — flat-iron cooking, here on top of an open flame instead of a gas burner. Sized to the Solo Stove Bonfire, Yukon, and Ranger.
- Recommended fit
- Solo Stove Bonfire, Yukon, Ranger
- Status
- Teppan 20 — planned Q1 2027
The Braai
Built for the gathering.
Large-format plates for serious outdoor cooking. Braai is the South African word — not for the grill, for the social act of cooking outdoors with friends. The plate sized for the gathering, not the meal.
- Recommended fit
- Custom outdoor live-fire stations, traditional braai stands
- Status
- Braai 24 — planned late 2027
The Asador
Built for the fire-tender.
A standalone live-fire cart with a crank-adjustable plate. Asador is the Argentine word for the person who tends the fire. The flagship product in development — the tool that puts one operator in charge of cooking for many.
- Recommended fit
- Standalone — its own fire
- Status
- Asador — R&D, reveal 2028
The system
One yoke. Every plate. Every surface.
Each line carries the same patent-pending engagement system. The tool that lifts a Hearth out of a 1000°F oven also lifts a Teppan off a fire pit and engages the Dome, the Landing, and the Wall Mount. One tool, many fires.
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