Forge Adour Origin G60: two burners for 8 to 10

Plate, burners and output

Two burners sit under an enamelled cast iron plate, with 5,600 W in total according to the specification. Two zones are enough for most meals: one hot for meat or fish, the other lower for vegetables, eggs or keeping food warm.

On a typical Saturday, two zones are enough to cook a dozen sausages and a tray of peppers side by side, or a full fried breakfast for four with room left for the toast. Larger parties will mean cooking in rounds, which is where the three burner G75 earns its extra width.

The specification mentions a non-stick coating and temperature control, though the listing does not explain how the enamel performs or what control range is available.

Footprint

The bullets give 63.8 x 55.5 x 24.5 cm and the weight is 21 kg. That is narrower than the 75 cm Forge Adour models, so it fits a smaller outdoor table or trolley. Two people can lift it easily, and one can manage it for a short distance.

The plate size itself is not stated, only the outer dimensions.

What the listing does not cover

Ignition type, gas type, grease collection and accessories are all missing from this page. The larger Origin G75 listing mentions piezo ignition, thermocouples and butane or propane, and it is reasonable to check whether the G60 shares those features before you buy rather than assume it.

Against the Weber and the Happy Garden

The Weber Slate GP 56 cm is a similar size with two burners, a stated 56 x 41 cm plate and a non-stick enamel surface, plus adjustable feet. The Happy Garden 3 burner plancha is lighter at 11 kg and states a 62 x 35.5 cm cooking surface, though its listing does not name the plate material. The Origin G60 sits between them with a cast iron plate from a plancha specialist.