Private Label 6pcs Outdoor Camping Cast Iron Cookware Set

Private Label 6pcs Outdoor Camping Cast Iron Cookware Set

Product Description

Material

Cast Iron

Part

dutch oven,milk pot,frying pan,griddle pan,bracket,take cover device,wooden box

Finished

Vegetation Oil

Color

Black

Logo

Available

 

Part

Size

dutch oven

25*11cm

milk pot

19*9cm

frying pan

30*5cm

griddle pan

51*23cm

bracket

19.5*5cm

take cover device

42cm

wooden box

55*34.5*24cm

Product Introduction

The seven-piece outdoor set is a must-have cookware for BBQ or outdoor camping. It includes cooking utensils such as frying pans, dutch oven, griddle, sauce pans, plus matching tools, and a wooden box packaging. Complete categories, more convenient to carry. The whole set of cookware is made of cast iron, and is 100% seasoned before leaving the factory. It is ready to use out of the box. Cast iron cookware is more suitable for campfires. It is strong and durable and is not easily damaged. It is a good choice for camping.

Regarding each cookware product in the outdoor suit, Shijiazhuang Sarchi Trade Co., Ltd have classic collocations. Of course, we can also deploy them according to needs. For example, the number of products in the suit can be reduced or increased, and single purchase is supported.For example, for outdoor dutch oven, we can provide three styles to choose from. For other special needs, you can contact our sales team for further communication.


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