 When it all started and ended a few years ago we thought, well that is it. The underhanded tender awards were discovered and removed with the leaving of the old President..... or were they ? Well, it started as a threat a few weeks ago , then it escalated to a short time out on alternate day, then along came stage 2... every day had 2 hours of power outage. NOW, with the chance of stage 4 outages, it looks like we will be without power for up to 8 hours a day. What a disaster ! This has massive ramifications to both food businesses and homes. We were thinking that one of the main things that will be affected will the cooking of meals but we then realised that with it heading towards winter time.other problems were also about to rear their heads. ON THE COOKING SIDE: Well we have an oven solution called the Ultimate Convector Grill that works even when ESKOM says you can't, and it bakes, grills, braai's and rotisseries. It allows both direct cooking and indirect cooking and open and closed lid cooking methods to be used. A batch of 44 briquettes split across the two internal baskets will give you approximately 3 hours of cooking or baking time so you can do a starter, main and pudding all in one cook. The unit can also be stocked with a load of briquettes and the lid closed down after they reach ash grey coating stage and the unit can then be put into an area to act as a heater. ( correct ventilation procedures obviously need to be exercised ) The unit is also very portable and allows the legs to be removed and fitted into the lid along with the rotisserie fork and also the rest of the equipment used in the braai. It comes standard with a heavy duty carry safari canvas bag and can easily fit into the boot of a car. Fully stainless steel and in a mirror finish for healthy cooking and easier cleaning. All of our units are made in solid food grade 304 stainless steel, they are not plated with a thin layer of chrome plating that can chip, flake and peel off. Our steel is solid all the way through and can be cleaned easily with soapy hot water. ElectroplatingChrome Plating Finish. Chrome plating is a two stage process in which a thin layer of chromium is deposited on top of a bright nickel coating that is first deposited on a metal object. Stainless Steel The difference between chrome and stainless steel is in their makeup. Stainless steel is a metal alloy without plating, containing nickel and at least 10.5%chromium to make it more durable. ... Stainless steel is more durable than chrome. It's corrosion-resistant, scratch-resistant, and tarnish resistant This is the main reason that stainless steel is used in aggressive environments like at sea for boasting applications and in commercial kitchens for long life continuous use. |    |
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We make a lot of noise about braais, cooking, baking....and just recently we have mentioned the stainless steel we make for a local yacht manufacturer in Knysna.We were chatting about all the people who deal with Botany Stainless Steel and we wondered how many of our braai clients were aware of the other product we manufacture or even that we can custom make for them or other people. We initially started Botany Stainless Steel as a stainless steel jobbing company. Jobbing meaning that we made whatever people wanted made...as long as it in stainless steel. We made a claim, or perhaps it was a challenge to both our clients or ourselves, where we said, "If you can draw it we can make it". Well that became a very "interesting" time in our career and it tested our abilities and that of our staff. But. it showed us that we could meet the challenge and could produce anything that people wanted in stainless steel. We eventually realised that we had to go into more of a manufacturing scenario in order to stay profitable and not constantly be changing the job functions of the staff in our workshop. Well we now have a few lines that we specialise in and I thought it was time to show what they are and ask you to help us by telling people you know and who may need product that we make and that will offer them a better, longer life quality of product in their homes. Still all hand made, fully welded and fine polished to add vlue to your investments. So to start off... We make stainless steel Braais. But we have told you that already ! BRAAIS: https://www.botany.co.za/braai-products.html GATE AND DOOR HARDWARE: We also make locks, hinges and latches that are made to withstand all the bashing that the weather and outdoors can throw at them. They are made in a material called 316 grade stainless steel, which is what is used on boats in the ocean because it can take sea air, salt , water and weather abuse and they will stay looking good with minimal care and maintenance. Click below for more info Locks, Latches and Hinges BOATING PARTS: We also make a full range of products that are used on yachts and other boats. Again all in marine grade 316 stainless steel and finished to add aesthetic and hard long life quality to the boats that are fitted to. These include helms chairs, hand rails, braai rails, push pits and pull pits grab rails, boarding gates, chaff plates and even stove fiddles. Life Jacket hooks, kitchen restraining rails.... we have made them all ! For more info click below www.botany.co.za/boating-products.html FOR SWIMMING POOLS AND JETTY'S: Then there are the pool ladders and jetty ladders that we always forget to mention. Again, marine quality, stainless steel finished with wooded treads and shiny beauty to make your pool or jetty look like a million bucks while it adds bragging rights that you have got the best products available at your home..... Well why not, you made a great wise and money saving decision and it will stay looking good for years to come ! For more info Click below www.botany.co.za/pool-products.html www.botany.co.za
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