the diminsions of the grill and does it operate on natural gas
1175007
I don't remember the dimensions, but you can get them on line. Yes they have both types. My grill came with a propane hookup. I later decided that I wanted a natural gas hookup. I got the coversation kit from Home Depot and had a plumber do the installation.
1175008
The grill comes in natural gas. Be sure to specify you want the natural gas model. Napoleon/Wolf Steel Usa BIM485RBNSS-1 61,500 BTU Natural Gas Grill With Infrared Burner. The dimensions are in the specs section: Product Dimensions: 31 x 28 x 22 inches ; 94 pounds
950358
oops, you did ask about natural gas. Sorry, we used propane, no natural gas company up here. But it is a 1/2 pipe.
1777306
The grill works with natural gas and is actually "converted" to work with propane. You just remove the propane bits and done.
1746127
This grill is made to use propane gas , not natural gas. You will need to look for a grill that is made to use natural gas. They are a little harder to find, most are made for propane use.
412272
This was bought a gift for my son in Kuwait. I was there to help him to assemble. The unit was setup for propane. If you order this unit, it has to specify natural gas.
2158198
I converted my Weber grill to natural gas and used the Brinkman 10 foot natural gas hose. It works just fine. The only change I had to make was to place the quick disconnect end to the grill rather than the shutoff valve on the gas line.
826149
This model is natural gas, however if you need propane model there would be a P instead of the N in the model number
1430124
No natural gas converter. Just the standard propane hook up. There is a scale that you hang the propane tank on. This will help you from having to guess how much fuel is left.
1134072
The grill works fairly well. But not big enough to cook four regular size burgers. It does the job. I am mostly cooking for two these days.
1392272
About 2". No need really to catch fat. The coals burn it off. Never had that problem. The best things about this grill is that (1) you can cook more on it because it's rectangular, and (2) it closes up for storage and travel. I keep the tongs & lighter fluid inside for travel. One issue I have with it is that it gets hotter on one end even though all vents are opened equally. Never have figured that out. Hope that answers your question.
1972103
Yes, You must disassemble the burner tubes and remove the lp orifices, the natural gas orifices are already in the burner. whole process takes about an hour on my Kitchenaide model grill.
1746125
This Weber grill is designed for LP. If one is available it would need a natural gas conversion kit. I think it would be better to look for a grill optimized for natural gas. The gasses work at different pressures and flow rates.
845094
David:I exchanged my 10,000 BTU/hr for a 30,000 BTU/hr. Its dimensions are W= 23.5", H= 26", D = 19". The 10,000 BTU/hr is narrower: I have 24 slot is in the vent and the 10,000 BTU/hr has 14 and the grill has 5 wires, mine has 7... The manuals don't have the dimensions...
807051
Can't offer any info on the propane question, we have both of ours hooked up to natural gas. They are great, did not disappoint us and never needed any venting.
871665
Not that I am aware of. I suggests you try going to the Weber.com and posing the question to them. My understanding is that grills need to indicate that they are dual fuel to be successfully converted and be safe. My advice would be to just find a grill that is designed for Natural Gas rather they do a conversion, but that's just my opinion
1470622
Better to have it done by a plumber! I did it once several years ago with another grill, but the possibility of a dangerous situation involving natural gas is too great. Don't burn the place down!
113357
Absolutely. And the bbq is fabulWous. Just make sure when you order it that you get the connection you are looking for, whether propane or natural gas.