More than eight million Australians use public barbecues

Research from Christie Barbecues has revealed that 8,452,070 Australians are users of public barbecues, despite 69% of the population also owning a barbecue at home.

Commissioning a first-ever independent, nationwide survey of barbecue users, the results provide insights into public barbecue user demographics, habits, and preferences - enabling Christie Barbecues to better understand the needs of Australians and the community’s use of public barbecues. Learn More

Overall, the study highlighted Australians believe that public barbecues are an important outdoor activity and a good way for the community to socialise and integrate, and that:

• 97% feel it is important that barbecues are available for everyone in the community

• 94% said there should be more public barbecues in Australia

• 92% agreed that public barbecues are generally in good working order

• 83% believe public barbecues are a great way to meet others in their community

• 75% felt public barbecues are a safe and hygienic way to cook food

The study was undertaken by Quantum Market Research for Christie Barbecues in compliance with AS ISO 20252.

Christie Barbecues has also announced its continued support of its National Supporting Partner, the Australian Institute of Landscape Architect (AILA), advising “Christie Barbecues is delighted to support the Australian Institute of Landscape Architects, which champions quality design for public open spaces, healthier communities, and environmental stewardship. We hope our partnership will assist AILA in continuing to flourish and provide vital services to our industry.”

Click here to contact Christie Barbecues through their entry in the Australasian Leisure Management Supplier Directory.

Image: Christie Barbecues installation for Bayside City Council at the Thomas Street Playground/Thomas Street Reserve in Hampton. Credit: Christie Barbecues.