Spider Grills
Huntsman Pizza Oven
Huntsman Pizza Oven
The Best Pizza in Town is in your Backyard.
Turn Your Huntsman into a Wood-Fired Pizza Oven
Bring the flavors of Italy (or New York, or Chicago, or wherever your favorite pizza comes from) to your backyard with the Pizza Oven Attachment for the Huntsman Smart Kettle Kamado Grill. Specially engineered to lock in high, even heat, this attachment transforms your Huntsman into a blazing-hot pizza oven — perfect for achieving that crispy crust, bubbling cheese, and smoky flavor you love.
Built from durable, heat-retaining materials and designed for quick setup, it reaches pizza-perfect temperatures in minutes. Whether you’re firing up classic Neapolitan, deep-dish, or flatbreads, this attachment delivers artisan-quality results without leaving home.
The Saucy Details:
Reaches authentic pizza oven temperatures (700°F)
The ringed, ceramic pizza stone leaves plenty of space for charcoal or wood splits
Even heat distribution for perfectly cooked crusts
Comes with the Spider Grills Pizza Peel for the authentic wood-fired pizza experience
Easy installation on your Huntsman Smart Kettle Kamado
Durable, weather-resistant construction for years of use
Great for pizzas, breads, and more
Upgrade your grill nights — because every Huntsman deserves a slice of the action.
Includes: Ceramic Pizza Stone, 2 x Ceramic Half Moon Oven Toppers, Spin Rack, Oven Chimney, Chimney Mounted Pit Probe, Pizza Peel, Stainless Gap Filler.
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This pizza oven accessory provides a stone cooking deck that sits directly on the Huntsman's charcoal grate. The cooking deck leaves a gap around the outside edge where you will place charcoal to provide the heat for the cook. The kit also comes with a new ring that holds the two stone dome plates and the chimney. The installation of this kit effectively creates an enclosed pizza oven between the charcoal grate and the normal cooking grate level which you access through the grill's front door.
When I set this up to cook, I filled a Weber style charcoal chimney about 3/4 full with lump charcoal, lit it, and let it get completely engulfed for about 15 minutes. I then dumped that in the gap and spread it out evenly. I placed a good bit of unlit lump charcoal on top of that and then placed the top ceramics on the grill and attached the chimney thermometer to the Venom controller on the grill. From here, I set the Venom to 600°F.
About 10 minutes later, The Venom controller was registering 600°F. It took no time to heat up in that aspect. The stone cooking deck, however, needs additional time to get good and hot. For general pizza cooking, I'd recommend letting the deck temperature (measured with an infrared thermometer) get to at least 450°F. That takes about 30 minutes. After you light the charcoal and get it in the grill, you can use that warmup time to build your pizzas.
I don't plan to stop with pizzas on this setup. This is gonna do a lot of great baking here in the near future!
The pizza oven and stone are pretty nice. You get a second probe, additional upper ring and your pizza quality depends mainly on how well you make the dough. I’m relatively new to this style of pizza on stone cooking so took some tries to get it right. A few suggestions: Set Temp to 700F, use something really hot for fuel like Jealous Devil Hex - and give this time to get up to temp and stay there. 700F on Venom gives me consistent 650F on the probe. Buy a different quality pizza peel - the one that came with it fell apart at the rivets in the first cook. Everything else has been rock solid as usual. Overall a relatively cheap way to get a pizza oven
Hey Doug,
Thanks for the feedback, especially on the pizza peel. If you haven't already, please reach out to our customer service team, and we'll get you fixed up.
- The Spider Grills Team
This Spider Grills accessory is awesome. It makes really good pizza. These guys keep knocking it out of the park wih their ideas and additions!