When it comes to the size of your ceramic grill, the amount of space you have available plays a primary role, in addition to the number of people you want to feed on a regular basis. While the smaller models are suitable for the balcony or can be placed on a table, you also have to make sacrifices in terms of the size of the grilling surface and the thickness of the ceramic walls. This means, of course, that less grill food can be prepared at the same time and less heat can be stored. Furthermore, you should bear in mind that with a smaller grill, fuel must be added more frequently in order to maintain a constant temperature, as the amount of charcoal that can be poured in is smaller. In general, however, the larger the ceramic grill, the larger the grilling surface. In addition, the larger the grill, the heavier the grill and the higher the price, which is why it is important to know in advance what you want to use the grill for. Finally, you should note that there are also ceramic barbecue models that have an integrated table or require a special table to insert, e.g. to store barbecue utensils. Depending on the model, these models can therefore be quite bulky and require more space