I was told by the local BBQ Galores rep that this item is NOT necessary in a backyard fixed installation. Is that correct?
306835
This kit is used to convert the propane model to a natural gas model. It would be required regardless if the unit was on wheels or built-in.
306836
You need the natural gas jets due to the pressure difference. Flame will be very low if you try to use propane jets with natural gas.
306837
It is necessary. ..if u r using natural gas. It comes with natural gas nozzles.
306838
This is a necessary conversion to natural gas, comes with a different regulator as well as a orifice for the side burner... Most likely you will additional fittings to connect to the house
2082181
we bought a regulator from lowes for a gas grill and just screwed in on. You wouldn't need that if you're installing in an RV or where there's already propane. We were putting ours in a newly built home. Into a countertop. We also had to purchase a hose for connecting it to an exterior propane tank. We love it! It's small and efficient! Fits well in small spaces.
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There are holes into the main grill body that hold the bolts that secure the side shelves which you certainly want to cover in one way or another. You can see the bolts passing through into the body in the 5th picture, the top down view on the left side. You could install these provided bolts/washers to cover the holes and possible even go buy shorter bolts to reduce overhang since they won't be supporting the shelf anymore. I'd also bet that you could find a plug of some kind at either a home improvement store or an automotive store to use in place of the bolts, it just needs to be temp rated for at least 750 degrees. There are holes into the main grill body that hold the bolts that secure the side shelves which you certainly want to cover in one way or another. You can see the bolts passing through into the body in the 5th picture, the top down view on the left side. You could install these provided bolts/washers to cover the holes and possible even go buy shorter bolts to reduce overhang since they won't be supporting the shelf anymore. I'd also bet that you could find a plug of some kind at either a home improvement store or an automotive store to use in place of the bolts, it just needs to be temp... » Read More There are holes into the main grill body that hold the bolts that secure the side shelves which you certainly want to cover in one way or another. You can see the bolts passing through into the body in the 5th picture, the top down view on the left side. You could install these provided bolts/washers to cover the holes and possible even go buy shorter bolts to reduce overhang since they won't be supporting the shelf anymore. I'd also bet that you could find a plug of some kind at either a home improvement store or an automotive store to use in place of the bolts, it just needs to be temp rated for at least 750 degrees. « Show Less
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I don't know....it is not necessary! Take a dishcloth & wipe the grill off and it is clean. Cleans up very nice, we use it for everything!
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I imagine you can do such with the roasting pan and the device set on 'broil'. But I prefer to use one of those small, portable Weber propane grills: Weber 1520 Propane Gas Go-Anywhere Grill. It's superb for burgers and brauts and any other similar activity. But, it's definitely an out-door thing. If you can't do outdoor, then I guess you're sort of stuck with this device. Or one of those electric grill things...which I've no experience with, as I can do outdoors.
564198
You only need the ground sleeve if you're intent is for the pole to be removable. The item comes with everything ready to install minus the concrete that you can buy at a hardware store. I didn't get the sleeve for my install since i wanted a permanent pole in the ground.
1641147
The unit is designed for outdoor use. It has intake and exhaust built in. So you do not need additional venting.
991091
I don't know about placing this grill on a post - but if you are just asking about connecting to a gas line then yes - all you need to do after building this grill is connect it to the gas line - either a propane tank or your gas line. Either way is a very easy set up.
1688505
We hung ours in our outdoor cooking patio and it works beautifully (covered). It bolts in, so you will need a drill. We did rewire it directly so it would come on with a switch.
1632295
No. This is the outside unit for the air conditioning system. The heat doesn't need this. But you might need something else for it.
2182625
No, the factory grill will have to be removed and the Crome Mesh will have to be installed.
1193159
No, but there is no need to. You adjust the heat with the vents. If you want to have the coals close to the cooking surface, you can use the included baskets to pile up the charcoal.
417078
Our grill stays outside. We have a cover for it which I'm sure protects it from the elements and that would be my recommendation to make sure it doesn't corrode in any way. Also, the cover keeps it clean so I would imagine you use a cover anyway.
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It is required to be OUTSIDE. The Exhaust from natural gas is pretty clean, yet toxic and being so cleaned you won't noticed you are being poisoned. KEEP IT OUTSIDE. UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES SHOULD IT BE IN A GARAGE. I am not yelling, I am just making sure you get it.The plastic is pretty durable, but if you want to extend its life, put a vinyl fence around it for shade. Just make sure to leave enough space to breath and exhaust as well as to do maintenance. Also make sure you instal it with plenty of clearance from the house. At least 3 ft, but check the local code.
1390531
No, it is not. I had to replace it just about once each season. I would not recommend it, unless you keep covered grill in a shaded/covered area. (Kind of ridiculous that you need some cover to protect a cover.)
1426214
You install the rack adjusters after you receive it. Also the vent slides need to be installed along with the handles. Installation is fairly simple. This is a great little grill for quick meals.
2017273
So far as I know, yes. It's a bit of a pain to install and I would have your local propane service do it.