Spit Roaster and Rotisserie Machine for the Garden

A whole tied joint spit roasting over charcoal on the Rozza rotisserie machine

Spit roaster · Rotisserie machine · In stock

A rotisserie BBQ for whole joints, without the hog-roast trailer. Charcoal underneath, a motor that turns continuously, and two sheet steel skewers supplied in the box.

  • Motor and two skewers included — not sold separately
  • Takes a tied joint, a shoulder of lamb or two chickens
  • Runs on 2 x D batteries or USB, no mains socket needed
  • 860 mm long — fits a garden table, not a trailer
£549.00 including VAT · UK delivery
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In stock. Shipped within the UK, typically 3–5 working days. Backed by a 3-year warranty against manufacturing defects.

3-year warrantyCovers manufacturing defects
UK delivery, 3–5 working daysShipped from the UK
Designed and engineered in the UKNot a bolt-on kit
No mains socket neededMotor runs on 2 x D batteries or USB

What you actually get for £549

Spit roasters split into two camps: hog-roast trailers that cost thousands and need a van, and rotisserie kits that clamp onto a barbecue you already own. The Rozza sits between them — a purpose-built rotisserie machine at 860 mm long that lives in a normal garden, takes a whole joint, and comes with the skewers in the box rather than as an upsell.

A rolled and tied joint spit roasting over charcoal on the Rozza

Whole joints, not sausages

Porchetta, shoulder of lamb, a tied joint of pork, a couple of chickens on the same skewer — the things a flat grill cannot do well.

Mushrooms and celeriac layered on a rotisserie skewer over charcoal

Not only meat

Layered celeriac, mushrooms and squash roast the same way. The rotation is what does the work, whatever is on the skewer.

Layered meat stacked vertically on a rotisserie skewer over charcoal

Two skewers included

Sheet steel skewers with oak handles, supplied as standard. Additional skewers, racks and griddle plates are available separately.

How it works

  1. Unbox it

    The motor, two skewers and the USB lead are in the box. Add 2 x D batteries or a USB power source.

  2. Skewer the joint

    Balance it between the forks so the motor turns a centred load.

  3. Build the fire

    Charcoal along the tray, lit and ashed over before the spit goes on.

  4. Set it turning

    Continuous rotation, adjustable height, and then largely hands off.

Specification

Overall size 860 mm long × 302 mm deep × 492 mm high
Fuel Charcoal
Rotation Continuous, motor-driven
Motor power 2 x D batteries or USB lead (batteries not included)
Heat control Adjustable height, so you can raise the food as the charcoal burns down
In the box 1 x rotisserie motor · 2 x sheet steel skewers with oak handles · 1 x USB lead for motor power
Warranty 3 years against manufacturing defects, used and maintained as intended
Delivery United Kingdom only, typically 3–5 working days
Rozza spit roaster and rotisserie machine on a plain background

Spit roaster, rotisserie machine, rotating barbecue grill

This category has more names than it has designs. They mostly describe the same object from a different angle, so here is what each one usually means.

Spit roaster · BBQ spit roaster · spit roast BBQ
Named after the spit. Usually implies whole joints rather than grilling, which is what this machine is for.
Rotisserie machine · rotating barbecue grill
Named after the motor and the turning. A rotisserie machine for sale at this size is normally a bolt-on kit; this is a complete machine.
Rotisserie barbecue · rotisserie barbecue grill · BBQ with rotisserie
Named as a barbecue first. Most barbecues with rotisserie are a grill with an attachment; here the spit is the design, not the accessory.
Hibachi rotisserie
The long open charcoal trough the shape comes from, with a spit added above it.
BBQ grill with rotisserie
The attachment version — a motor and rod added to a barbecue you already own.
Spit roast machine for sale
Usually returns hog-roast trailers. This is the garden-sized end of that search.

If you came here to buy a spit roaster or simply to buy rotisserie kit that actually turns a joint, this is one product at £549 with the motor and two skewers already in the box.

Common questions

Can I buy a spit roaster this size for a normal garden?

That is what this is. At 860 mm long, 302 mm deep and 492 mm high it sits on a garden table or its own stand, rather than needing a trailer or a dedicated hog-roast frame.

Will it take a whole joint?

Yes – a tied pork joint, a shoulder of lamb, a porchetta, or two chickens on the same skewer. It is not sized for a whole lamb or a whole hog.

Is the rotisserie motor included, or is it an extra?

Included. One rotisserie motor, two sheet steel skewers with oak handles and a USB lead come in the box. Only the 2 x D batteries are not included.

What powers the motor?

2 x D batteries or a USB lead, so no mains socket is needed where you are cooking. A replacement motor, spare USB lead and batteries are all available separately.

How long is the warranty and where do you deliver?

3 years against manufacturing defects, when the product is used and maintained as intended. Rozza currently delivers within the United Kingdom only, typically in 3–5 working days.

Buy a spit roaster you will actually get out

Purpose-built, garden-sized, and complete in the box — motor, skewers and lead included.

£549.00 including VAT · UK delivery
See full specification and accessories

Ships from the UK in 3–5 working days. 3-year warranty against manufacturing defects.

£549.00