01Florida Lake Precinct
Lakeside leisure & family footfall
Our expansion vision
Responsible growth.
Shared value.
Our vision is to bring open-fire food, clean gathering spaces and local opportunity to Johannesburg’s parks and busy community nodes.
Target nodes
Three places to start the fire.
Each node offers a different opportunity to test community demand, improve the model and build an evidence-led expansion path.
0102Fleurhof Soccer Grounds
Match days & community events
03Tonnel Ave (Water’s Edge)
Wash & Braai pilot concept
The atmosphere
What a Braai Box node feels like.
Uniformed Braai Masters working an open-coal fire, branded shade and seating, and neighbours sharing a board of meat. These visuals bring that experience to life.
On the coals, in the community
Concept visual · illustrative only
Served on the board
Concept visual · illustrative only
Supervised fire
A trained, uniformed Braai Master runs every fire, so cooking stays contained and accountable.
Shade and seating
Branded umbrellas, benches and tables turn an open edge into a tidy, family-friendly gathering spot.
Shared tables
Food is served on reusable boards, encouraging people to sit, eat and look after the space together.
Location ideas
What each site could look like.
These concept visuals show how the trailer, seating and public flow could work. They are ideas under consideration; no site has been approved or allocated.
Florida Lake Precinct
Concept visual · trailer set up beside the Florida Lake picnic lawns
Fleurhof Soccer Grounds
Concept visual · match-day service edge at Fleurhof Sports Ground
Each visual assumes a single towable unit, a defined seating and service zone, daily waste removal and no permanent structures on the site.
Tonnel Avenue pilot
Wash. Braai. Belong.
A controlled food-trailer and hand-carwash setup designed to formalise activity, protect the property edge and create a cleaner community amenity.
Site readiness
- Defined food, seating and vehicle-wash zones
- Existing perimeter fencing retained and monitored
- Paved work areas with managed drainage
- Daily waste removal and routine site cleaning
- Lockable trailer that can be towed off-site daily
- No permanent structures or informal occupation
Risk mitigation
Mobility, defined operating zones, accountable cleaning and a secured perimeter reduce site risk while preserving future property use.
Site layout
Tonnel Ave micro-hub plan.
The proposed arrangement follows the aerial concept: one controlled street entrance, customer parking at the rear, food and seating to the left, and a covered wash bay to the right.
Aerial concept
Indicative placement only · not an approved site plan
Controlled access
Single street-facing entry and exit point.
Rear parking
Marked bays keep standing vehicles away from service areas.
Food & seating
Trailer and tables share one supervised customer zone.
Covered wash bay
Separate vehicle-wash area with managed drainage planning.
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Our commitment
A mobile operation built to care for every site.
Responsible readiness
The intended pathway includes COA requirements under R638 and the relevant RP1 trading requirements before operating.
Protecting each place
Heavy-duty double-axle mobility supports daily removal, secure lockdown and no permanent occupation.
Community benefit
Local youth hiring, active guardianship and managed public areas create value beyond the transaction.