Position barbecues near picnic tables and benches. Provide circulation space between barbecues, picnic tables and seats, on a hard surface (to reduce wear on grassed areas).
At coastal sites align barbecue cabinet access door to the west to minimise corrosion from salt spray from the south east.
Align barbecue site and seating to provide views where possible.
In high wind locations consider the use of a 3 sided, continuous weld wind shield (100 mm high) around the barbecue cooking area. Note this can impede equal access to the hot plate.
See Figure 2: Typical double equal access barbecue set out.
Figure 2: Typical double equal access barbecue set out
1.0 m or greater as determined by a risk assessment.
Position clear from any objects which may enable unintended access e.g. a child climbing onto the barbecue.
Barbecue
Waste bin
5.0 m
To minimise odour impact on food preparation. For double bin installation, position waste bin closest to eating area and recycle bin furthest away (this layout discourages waste being placed into the recycle bin.
Barbecue
Recycle bin
5.0 m
To minimise odour impact on food preparation. For double bin installation, position waste bin closest to eating area and recycle bin furthest away (this layout discourages waste being placed into the recycle bin.
Barbecue
Outdoor ashtray
10 m
To minimise tobacco smoke and odour on food preparation.
Barbecue
Skate park
10 m
To avoid risk of injury.
Barbecue
Tap (both public use and maintenance)
3.0 maximum
For barbecue users to wash utensils and for Council maintenance operations. Angle splash pad back into garden.
Barbecue
Shelter post
1.0 m
For manoeuvrability and access to and around barbecue.
Barbecue
Dog drinking bowl
5.0 m
Council Local Law No. 2 (Animal Management) 2011 states that all animals are prohibited within 5.0 m of a children’s playground or barbecue facility in a park or reserve.
Barbecue access door
Any object
2.0 m
For emptying of heavy waste containers.
Barbecue concrete slab
Any other object
2.5 m
For deck mower clearance (where possible). Avoid creating small, difficult to mow areas.
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