Little Britaly
Hand-built portable wood-fired pizza ovens for food businesses, event operators and home users in the UK
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-07
About Little Britaly
Little Britaly makes portable wood-fired pizza ovens by hand at its factory in North East England. Its ovens are available for sale, hire and lease, and the company also repairs existing ovens.
Customers include home users, market and street traders, professional kitchens and event operators. The company sells ovens and provides paid hire and leasing services.
LITTLE BRITALY LTD is based in Darlington and was founded in 2018. It serves customers across the UK mainland.
Product: Hand-built portable wood-fired pizza ovens for sale, hire and lease, with oven repair services.
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