Grill Pitch, Space & Power Check Form
A grill site check template — pitch space, surface, gas rules and power, so the van arrives set up for the spot.
Description
Form fields
Everything the Grill Pitch, Space & Power Check Form above collects — 13 fields, so you can see exactly what it captures before you make it your own.
Grill Pitch, Space & Power Check
Event / venue name
Short Answer
Event date
Date
Site address
Address
Pitch space available (metres frontage)
Number
Ground surface
Dropdown
Is there overhead clearance (no low branches or cover)?
Yes/No
Are LPG / gas appliances allowed on site?
Yes/No
Is mains power available?
Yes/No
Is there a waste / grey-water disposal point?
Yes/No
Any site rules we should know (noise, fire points, timings)?
Long Answer
Your name
Name
Email address

Phone number
Telephone
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Template FAQs
Common questions about the Grill Pitch, Space & Power Check Form — what it captures, when to use it, and how to make it your own.
Why run a pitch and power check?
Because a grill setup needs space, the right surface, gas permission and often power. Confirming them in advance means you arrive ready to trade, not rearrange the site.
How much space does a grill pitch need?
Typically 4–6m of frontage for a griddle setup. The form captures what’s available so you know it’ll fit before you commit.
Why ask about gas restrictions?
Because you cook on LPG and some venues restrict it. Knowing up front avoids being turned away or having to change your setup on the day.
What if there's no power?
That’s common and workable — you can bring a generator. The form just flags it so it’s planned, not a surprise.
Who should complete it?
The venue, organiser or site contact — whoever knows the pitch. It takes a couple of minutes.
Is it free?
Yes — free with a Fun Forms account and brandable to your business.
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