Analysis by Valery Grin · · updated September 26, 2026
Kamado Joe KJ15112524: steel cart with shelves for the 33 cm Joe Jr
The official stand that lifts the Joe Jr off the ground to working height and adds a shelf on either side
From€207
Reference price on Amazon (June 2026) · subject to change
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- Weight
- 10.5 kg
- Material
- Steel with a black finish
Quick answer
Worth it if you own a Joe Jr and are tired of crouching or giving up half a table to it. It is the official cart: black-finished steel, about 95 cm wide with both shelves, 70 cm tall, 10.5 kg. It does not fit the Classic, the Big Joe or the MiniMax. Pricey for steel furniture, but it is the official stand and the Joe Jr is a tabletop kamado.
Black steel cart, 95 x 56 x 70 cm and 10.5 kg, designed solely for the Kamado Joe Joe Jr. It turns the tabletop kamado into a freestanding one with two side shelves. The Joe Jr is not included.
The KJ15112524 is the cart Kamado Joe sells for the [Joe Jr](/kamados/kamado-joe-joe-jr), its 33 cm kamado. The listing describes it as a steel frame with a black finish, two integrated side shelves and a cart format. The seller publishes 95.3 x 55.7 x 69.7 cm and a net weight of 10.5 kg; Amazon's details table says 57.4 x 95.25 x 68.58 cm and 11 kg. It looks like one piece measured two ways (68.58 cm is exactly 27 inches, so the table is converted), but the listing cannot agree with itself. Made in China. The kamado is not included.
It solves a real problem with the Joe Jr: out of the box it is a tabletop kamado. Without a stand you cook crouched on the ground or on a table that can take heat and weight, and neither is comfortable with live coals. The cart is 70 cm tall overall; with the Joe Jr mounted, the grate will sit near that mark or somewhat above it, at a reasonable height for barbecuing standing up. The listing gives neither cradle height nor final grate height, so we claim neither. The two shelves, which stretch it to nearly a metre wide, do what shelves always do: hold the board, the tongs, the plate of [smash burgers](/recetas/hamburguesa-smash-kamado) waiting their turn.
The fit is closed. It is designed for the Joe Jr and for it alone; the listing mentions no other model and there is no reason to try it with a Classic, a Big Joe or a Big Green Egg MiniMax, which have different bases and weights. If yours is a 46 or 61 cm kamado, this is not your product. If you are unsure of your size, the [sizing guide](/guias/que-tamano-kamado-pulgadas-comensales) settles it in two minutes. Nor should you count on it for a small kamado of another brand: the cradle is made for the Joe Jr's base and nothing in the listing says otherwise.
Faults read in the listing, and there are some. The first is what it leaves out: it does not say how many wheels it has, whether they lock, whether the shelves fold down or what maximum load it takes. For a cart that will carry a hot ceramic kamado, missing the load figure is not a nitpick. The second is the price: expensive for 10.5 kg of steel furniture, and you pay it because it is the official cradle. The third is the double measurements: 10.5 against 11 kg, 69.7 against 68.58 cm. Minor, but catalogue noise you do not expect from this brand. In its favour: sold on Amazon.es, in stock, no Global Store, with 4.4 stars over 94 reviews and rank 265 in charcoal barbecues, respectable for a single-model accessory.
A practical note. On the cart, the Joe Jr becomes the kamado you park in a corner of the terrace and bring out to the middle to cook; if you live in a block of flats, the [guide to terrace rules and neighbours](/guias/kamado-en-terraza-normativa-comunidad-vecinos) saves you an argument. And measure first: 95 cm wide with shelves is far more than the kamado alone.
Verdict: if you own a Joe Jr and cook standing up, this cart is the logical purchase; if you do not own a Joe Jr, it makes no sense at all.
The official cradle for the Joe Jr: black steel, two shelves and a mobile format for the price of a large accessory. Fits the Joe Jr and nothing else, and the listing gives no load limit.
Editorial rating from spec sheet, measurements and kamado fit · not a hands-on test
Pros
- Official Kamado Joe cart designed for the base of the Joe Jr, with a matching black finish
- Two integrated side shelves: 95 cm overall width for board, tongs and plates
- Raises the kamado onto a 70 cm tall cart and makes it easy to move round the terrace
- Sold on Amazon.es, in stock, no Global Store, with 4.4 stars over 94 reviews
Cons
- Fits the Joe Jr only: no use on a Classic, a Big Joe or a BGE MiniMax
- The listing gives no maximum load, wheel count, brakes or whether the shelves fold
- Pricey for 10.5 kg of steel furniture, and the listing gives two weights and two heights
Who it's for
For anyone who already owns a Kamado Joe Joe Jr, cooks standing up on a terrace or in a garden and wants to stop crouching or giving up a table to a hot kamado.
Not for
For owners of any other kamado, Classic and MiniMax included; and for anyone who uses the Joe Jr as a genuine portable and drives it somewhere every weekend.
Specifications
- Weight
- 10.5 kg
- Material
- Steel with a black finish
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Goes well with
Kamado Joe Joe Jr 13.5"
The cart is nothing without the kamado that justifies it. The Joe Jr is the Kamado Joe with a 33 cm grate, the smallest of the brand in our catalogue, and as standard it sits on a table or on the ground. Together they make a compact freestanding kamado: official cradle, matching finish and a small terrace sorted without giving up a table.
€549
Kamado Joe SoapStone for Joe Jr — Cooking Soapstone
If you are setting the Joe Jr up as a fixed station, the soapstone in its size is the accessory that changes it most: a stone griddle for burgers, vegetables or fish without sticking or dripping onto the coals. The cart's shelves are where it goes once service is over, but on a trivet or thick board and with gloves on: the listing does not say what the black finish takes, and a hot stone will mark it.
€100
Vankey compact charcoal basket for Kamado Joe Jr and BGE MiniMax
A compact charcoal basket for the Joe Jr turns lighting, stirring and emptying the ash into a matter of lift out and tip, instead of rummaging inside a 33 cm firebox. With the kamado up on the cart, that manoeuvre is done standing, in barbecue gloves and with your hands in plain view, without bending over the fire.
€39
FAQ
Does this cart work with a Classic Joe, a Big Joe or a Big Green Egg MiniMax?
No. The listing defines it as a stand specific to the Joe Jr and mentions no other model. The Classic and the Big Joe are 46 and 61 cm kamados with far wider, heavier bases; the MiniMax from Big Green Egg is another manufacturer with another base, and nothing in the listing lets us say it fits. If your kamado is not a Joe Jr, spare yourself the order and the return.
How high does the grate of a Joe Jr sit when mounted on the cart?
The listing publishes the height of the cart, 69.7 cm according to the seller and 68.58 cm according to Amazon's table, but neither the height at which the cradle sits nor the final grate height with the kamado in place. The reasonable expectation is that the grate ends up near those 70 cm or somewhat above, at working height for cooking standing up. If you need the exact figure, you will have to measure the cradle once the cart is assembled; it is not in the listing.
How much room does the cart take up, and can it be moved with the kamado on it?
Its footprint is 95.3 x 55.7 cm with both side shelves, nearly a metre wide, and the cart itself weighs 10.5 kg before you lift the kamado onto it. The listing sells it as a cart format for moving the Joe Jr around the cooking area, but gives no detail on the wheels or whether they lock. Our common-sense advice: move it cold and over smooth ground, never with coals inside or down steps.
Is the Joe Jr included, or do you buy it separately?
Separately. The listing says it twice: the Joe Jr barbecue is not included and is sold separately. What you are buying is the cart alone: the steel frame, the side shelves and the mobile format. If you do not yet own the kamado, our Kamado Joe Joe Jr page explains who a 33 cm kamado makes sense for before you spend on its stand.
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