Is this able to have one side up and the other side down so I can serve food on an angle? I would not be using the fuel, just for chips and such.
289639
No. It's one big pan and 2 smaller pans sit inside. What you can do it put something like a glass bowl with a flat surface to raise the other tray.
289640
I'm not sure I understand this but it's a square frame and the two trays sit into that. I don't think anything would fit any other way. You could find something else that would work a lot better for chips!
289641
No. I bought this unit. It's strictly a food warmer that fits one full aluminum tray.
156558
I believe the feeder needs an angle. It should not hang straight up and down.
613174
No in theory you can connect it either way, but there is only a shutoff on one side, so if you connect the other side to the source all the the gas will escape, so in practice yes it is directional.
173880
I believe so. The only down side to the carts that I have seen is they don't really secure to the stand. If you need to move the cart/grill off/on a platform then you need to grab the handle on one side of the cart and then find something on the other side to lift. Weber could have done a little better by putting a handle on both sides of the cart to resolve this. I know it's petty, but would have been a relatively cheap fix. Other than that the cart is fine.
1264488
yes, but it is not very convenient to use since it's on the opposite cooking side.
273920
I don't think it is really designed for that. Picture it as a big flat pan with no side walls. We also have the one with the ridges that is designed for grilling. It works well.
283388
If you want to use it as a rib rack, it is upside down. What is pictured is the position for roasts, chicken, etc., not ribs. Hope that helps.
966490
it doesn't work very well with woks because of its curvature. you won't be able to fix it to the side. the same applies to all saucepans that are not straight, even a small curvature will make it difficult. it works great with different heights.
261181
I never have food in the corner because of the shape, the food slides down. But, I would say that the plate would flip it you tried to cut and place pressure on the side of the plates because of the slant. You may want to go to walmart and check out the plates, they have that particular pattern and similar square plates on display. The high cost of this trendy pattern is not worth it, especially with the square plates.
1123052
It cannot be angled -- you're right, it is in a fixed position. But I believe the other small model can be tilted.
2150749
It's not designed for that, but you could probably do 2 fried eggs per side. It folds in half, which is a space saver.
1506547
Yes it does but it's not high enough to accommodate more than a couple inches before you get an angle when the plates are closed. No big deal unless you plan on trying a pot roast haha.
1351881
Yes it can. I use it almost flat - just a slight tilt, but it can be used flat.
724841
You can but probably wouldn't rise the way you want because it is non-stick. Angel food needs to "climb" as it bakes to stay light.
1093695
I don't see why you can not lay it on its side ,one side has not vents for cooling so lay that side down, hope this helps
1558212
Well it has 4 burners and seems to cook very even. So you could turn temp down on one side.
1351878
Yes the platform can be flat as well as tilted. You might want to adjust the tightness of the screw underneath so when you turn the platform up in the flat position it doesn't tilt back down due to the weight of whatever you will place on the platform. I hope I answered your question and helped you make your decision on your purchase.