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| A three burner with removable ashtrays. @ 6,000ksh |
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| A six burner stove, perfect for businesses and schools. 15,000ksh, save over 50% on your charcoal bills. |
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| A large 3 burner jiko 6,000 |
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| An indigenous acacia tree can start producing, with less the 800mm of rain per year, up to one bag of hardwood charcoal using only the branches under a coppicing regime within appx.10 years. Nor should it be too expensive either when you use tree seedballs from http://www.seedballskenya.com/buy/4592988275   |
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| It's never too late or too far to start planting your own wood-energy. |
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| Or you can even use maize cobs to make charcoal! (Learn more here http://kenyacharcoal.blogspot.co.ke/2012/10/make-and-use-maize-cob-charcoal.html) |
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| With no need to bother with expensive briquetting - just use the branch charcoal as is in an energy saving cookstove! |
 And by using an modern Cookswell mini-kiln -(from http://www.cookswell.businessreview.top/product-category/kilns/) you can now make your own charcoal from only the branches and twigs from trees - or even maize cobs and coconut husk!!      And now collect a free wood preservative by trapping the smoke to make free wood vinegar and Stockholm Tar!     
Learn more here http://kenyacharcoal.blogspot.co.ke/2016/05/how-to-make-your-own-wood-vinegar-with.html
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| The micro-safari charcoal oven. |
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| Plenty of space for a full chicken or a loaf of bread |
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| Unique woven wooden handles |
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| Insist on quality, buy a Cookswell. |
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| With detachable feet for carrying, long-last heavy duty metal and wooden safety handle @ 3,800Ksh |
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| The double burner charcoal stove with in-built warmer; Small @ 7,000ksh |
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| Two safari ovens used at Kicheche tented camp in the Maasai Mara |
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| A triple burner jiko with ash trays (7,000ksh) |
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| A 4 burner energy saving BBQ jiko for back yard bbq's (@16,000ksh) |
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| Small with 3 levels domestic ovens in the stock room (@ 10,000ksh e.a) |
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| Large Commercial ovens with 4 levels (@ 38,000Ksh) |
