got the grill set up today can we put a grate for the ceramic bricks or lava rock on the gas side?
1008502
That is what I did. Would not do it again did not help with anything. It would flair up really bad until I removed them. I also heats up much faster now.
1008503
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1008504
No need to put ceramic bricks or lava rocks with this grill. The grill has coated burner covers that will take care of flare-ups and can be cleaned when cool. After grilling, I let the unit cool and then put both the cooking grids and the burner covers in the dishwasher. After drying, I coat them with a little Crisco applied with a paper towel. This will get them ready for your next use. I have done this for the last 2 years and both parts look almost new. DO NOT USE wire brushes to clean, as even brass will scratch the coating.
1008505
After a year it's a rust bucket. Doing some mods now and replacing the rusted parts, repainting and will now be adding lava rocks to the gas side. Flare-ups have been an issue with this grill since new.
1934118
No, there is only one grate and it supports the wood for the fire. There is not enough depth to the pit to support putting a second grate on top for cooking.
1193160
No. There are two fixed-position grates. One for charcoal and one for the food.
2036298
I will preface my answer with the statement that I have yet to use the grill. However, it does require being pushed or pounded in the ground. I guess that would depend on how hard the ground is where you are placing the grill. I suppose you could stack rocks around it but there would certainly be a gamble with doing that.
452243
Never tried, but you'd need to keep some room around the outside for air flow. Also, if the stone is heavy, it might be difficult to lift the grill to add fuel.
1411474
No. The flame is below a heat shield that evenly distributes the heat. The grill is ready to go out of the box.
1318619
There is a small hole on side of grill . Facing grill on left side underneath the side burner. A fireplace match can be inserted to light grill.
896245
Size wise I suppose you could, but there is no diffuser type plate on the right side so it may not work as you're hoping. You would be grilling over just the round burner.
938494
P,S. When I gave my answer I assumed you meant (grill) as grate. If an existing grill is present it should be replaced with the one that comeswith the air conditioner.
1651848
This grill must be built it. We have ours built in between two slabs of granite sitting on a brick frame beneath the bottom. It is a great grill. It looks nice and functions very well.
1698441
Yes you may place it on the grill, but, a little experimenting is necessary. I like to get my fire way above the 500 Degree mark on the grill. After a few burnt underside crusts, and at the opposite side of the spectrum - middle of the pizza not done enough to my liking (I am very liberal with my toppings), I arrived at the perfect arrangement. Plcae a pile of coals on each side of the grill (indirect cooking method). Place 6 Briquets or the uquivalent in Natural Lump Charcoal in 1 LAYER underneath the center of the pizza. Light all coals with lighter fluid. Once coals are ready close the top of the grill and wait for temperature to be scorching hot. Place pizza stone in center and close for 1-2 minutes (longer it will be too hot and crust will be burnt) Place pizza on stone and close lid. In about 8 minutes it will be perfect. (make sure you have good quality hot pads). Remove pizza stone and place in Weber stainless steel carrier that comes with stone. Pizza stays hot much longer on stone. For pizza, either make your own, or start with a good quality frozen pizza such as East Side Caf or Vito and Nicks. I add mozzarella, and fresh toppings. I always add a few dashes of extra virgin olive oil and small amount of sea salt. Try Arugula and Prosciutto with some re constituted diced morel mushrooms (items placed under cheese).
1604727
Yes. I have that type of fire pit and I swapped out the lava rock for this glass. Looks awesome!
486430
I use mine strictly as a heat deflector but you can cook on it by removing the grate. I bought a bigger stone for pizza.
773907
I would assume that it would get hot enough but may not have even heat distribution with the burners being spaced apart from each other. The gas grill works well since it seems to have even heat across the grill grates
1676853
Yes. I have a gas stone and use it over two burners. Really like the results.
2164509
I should be fine on a gas grill. I have used another similar stone on the pellet grill for pizza for years. I have also use this one on the pellet grill too when I cook 2 pizzas and it works fine.
2119582
No. It's a charcoal grill meant for outdoors. It also needs to be kept dry. The clay in the sides are fire hardened, but they are not ceramic.... they will crack and disintegrate in overly wet or humid conditions.