Protective Wax for Fire Pit Planchas

We have developed a protective wax to showcase the plancha of your TRIO. If you do not use your plancha for an extended period, especially during the winter months, it is important to protect it well. To avoid having to apply vegetable oil regularly, at COEO we prefer to use beeswax to create a protective barrier between the plancha and the air, thus preventing corrosion from occurring. You can also place the large lid on the plancha for added protection.

This protection wax kit includes:

1 mahogany wood support
2 pins of beeswax (capping)

Manufactured in France in our workshops. Wax origin: Occitanie region

41.67 € (Tax included)

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How to effectively protect the plancha of your COEO plancha brazier during winter?

In order to sustainably preserve the cooking performance and aesthetic appearance of your COEO Made in France plancha brazier, it is recommended to apply suitable protection when your equipment remains unused for several weeks, particularly during the winter months. Our protective wax, formulated from beeswax made in France, creates a natural barrier between the steel of the plancha and the external environment to limit the risks of oxidation and the appearance of rust.

Apply the wax on a still warm plancha

After using your wood-fired plancha brazier, allow the cooking plate to cool gradually until it is just warm to the touch. This temperature facilitates the application of the wax and allows for an even distribution across the entire cooking surface.

Completely cover your cooking plate

Using the wax block, generously apply the product in circular motions over the entire plancha. Be sure to protect both the cooking surface and the edges and corners of the plate, areas particularly exposed to moisture and external aggressions.

A natural protection against corrosion and rust

On contact with the slightly warm plancha, the wax deposits evenly and then gradually crystallises as it cools. A fine whitish protective film then appears on the surface of the steel.

Why use a protective wax for plancha brazier?

This protective layer acts as a natural shield that prevents air and moisture from coming into direct contact with the steel of the plancha. It thus contributes to:

limiting the appearance of rust;
protecting the cooking surface during winter storage;
preserving the appearance of your plancha;
facilitating the maintenance of your plancha brazier;
extending the lifespan of your outdoor equipment.

Combine the wax with a brazier lid for maximum protection

Once the plancha is completely cooled and protected by the wax, we recommend placing the large COEO lid on your brazier. This double protection effectively shields your plancha from rain, condensation, dust, leaves, and bad weather throughout the year.

The ideal solution for winter storage of your plancha brazier

The combination of a natural protective wax and a quality lid is one of the best solutions to keep your high-end plancha brazier in perfect condition, even after several months of non-use.

How to put your brazier back into service after winter storage?

When you next light your plancha brazier, the wax will naturally melt under the heat. You will then just need to remove the excess with a spatula before you start cooking.

A natural wax made in France

Made in France from French beeswax, our protective wax is a natural solution specially developed for the maintenance of COEO brazier planchas. It poses no health risks and requires no prior washing before resuming cooking.

Quickly rediscover the pleasure of cooking over a wood fire on your plancha brazier, while sustainably protecting your outdoor equipment.

Beeswax is an excellent solution for protecting your fire pit griddle from rust. It creates a natural protective barrier that prevents moisture from coming into direct contact with the steel surface, helping to reduce oxidation and prevent corrosion.

Cappings wax is the purest form of beeswax, naturally free from contaminants. It is a young wax, freshly produced by worker bees and collected from the wax caps used to seal honey cells within the hive.

NO CHEMICAL ADDITIVES

The wax cappings are created by bees shortly before honey harvesting, once the honey has reached the ideal moisture level for long-term preservation.

As a result, beeswax cappings are naturally free from many of the chemical residues that can often be found in lower-quality commercial waxes. Their exceptional purity makes them an ideal natural solution for protecting and maintaining fire pit griddles, planchas and outdoor cooking equipment.