Synonyms / Other Terms Used
Grill, Barbecue Area, Grill Area
Category
Public Facilities, Tourism, Recreation, Activities, Leisure Activities
Message / Function
To signify barbecue facilities and areas, where barbecuing is allowed
Source | Description | |
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Adrien Coquet | Side view of human figure next to kettle grill with wheel, three vertical wavy lines | |
Dutchicon | Kettle barbecue with wheel, three vertical wavy lines to indicate heat | |
Vectors Market | Kettle barbecue, three vertical wavy lines to indicate heat | |
U.S. National Park Service |
Hemisphere on two legs, four vertical wavy lines to indicate heat | |
ProSymbols | Kettle barbecue with open cover, four vertical wavy lines to indicate heat | |
Handbuch wien.gv.at | Kettle barbecue, three vertical wavy lines, all framed with dashed line | |
MDCT | Side view of grill on two legs, three vertical wavy lines to indicate heat | |
NZS 8603 | Flames, fork with sausage above | |
Dreyfuss | Poultry on cranked skewer, all on retaining bracket | |
ProSymbols | Two diagonally arranged skewers, each with several simple geometric objects, three vertical wavy lines | |
FMTK 1986 | Side view of stylized flame on horizontal line | |
UKFC | Letters BBQ |
Discussion
The set of symbols above already indicates that no single visual stereotype exists to signify barbecue facilities. Image contents found range from all kinds of kettle grills with vertical wavy lines to indicate heat, other types of grills, variations of grillables, to pure text variants displaying the letters BBQ. Some renderings also rely on displaying flames as elements of the design.
We could not find any test data concerning graphic symbols for Barbecue or Grill in our database, so we cannot present specific information concerning comprehensibility or some other parameters for one or several of the pictograms presented above, but we expect that some variants could be well comprehensible.
Recommendations
Due to the fact that data from research is missing, we recommend to start testing using the Comprehensibility Estimation procedure for eliminating poor variants and identifying the best of the set available, followed by a Comprehension Test. These studies should deliver useful data for recommending the best pictogram. Detailed information about the most frequent responses given in each of the response categories of the Comprehension Test should be provided to correctly judge comprehensibility and improve designs.
Tests of pictograms of referent Barbecue
No data from research or tests is available in our database.
See also
Campfire, Firewood
Picnic Area
Camping
Restaurant, Refreshments, Café, Coffee Shop, Bar, Ice Cream / Ice Cream Parlor
Updated 2025-01-14 by Ch.Brugger