Does this have the net on the front. All the dirt and water gets inside the grill - that's why I am replacing the one I have. Please help - thanks
264483
Yes, this does have mesh opening on the front. However, I have never had an issue with water getting into the grille. I live in a dry area (Phoenix), but I do hose the cover off several times a month just to get the dust off. Since the part of the grille directly behind the cover is stainless steel, the water simple runs down the front and onto the ground. I am currently on my second cover, the first having dry rotted from the Arizona sun after about seven years. Hope this helps.
264484
I believe there is a net which dissipates humidity which gathers under the heavy vinyl covering ( I think that is the reason it is there ) but I keep my bbq under the house overhang and thus it is not subjected to downpours although the cover of does get wet in the rain. It has never given me a problem however with dirt and water inside the covering. It is dusty eventually under the cover as it is outside, but a wipe with a damp rag and windex takes care of that and of course the cover is closed on the grill itself so my cook surface is secure from rain and dirt in any case.
872675
Unfortunately, it does not. What I do, is place it on its side once I am done scrubbing to hose it down.
1145887
yes it does. I got the stainless steel grate to go over the bottom of the sink and that solves the problem. I really love the sink.
979261
Mine did not include side netting. It was just the canopy. It had longer straps. No instructions. Good thing we remembered how to put it on. It was easy enough. We, have an arrow gazebo from Home Depot.We have the arrow gazebo from home depot, that's as much info. I know.
2235550
just what u see.The grill I bought a few years ago came w/ the black drip tray w/ a little plastic scraper to clean the grill...I see the tray b here but not the scraper.
2016821
The grease is supposed to run to the back, then to the downspout in the middle of the back. It does. Once, the down-spout got clogged, and I got a small puddle there, but it was only there. I have never had problems with the grease puddling where the food is cooking. MUCH better than George Foreman's grill. Just wipe it down occasionally, especially the track along the back.
711158
No, it does not. But we LOVE it anyway! I would recommend you get the model with the removable grilling surfaces, for easier cleaning.
1931282
Mine looks like new after over 6 feet of snow last winter. I did get the Weber cover when I bought the grill. Best grill I've owned.
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.
1907592
Yes it does. There is a hook inside the lid that will hang on the edge of the grill.
563854
Yes, the heat element is under the top grill. I generally use an aluminum foil to collect the grease and drips, then wipe with a wet cloth.
173712
No but I use a sponge that is designed for the grill that make it easy to clean. I picked this because of size of the grill.
981153
I didn't see the netting on the Amazon site when I was looking for the top replacement but there are several company's online that deal with South Hampton products. Make sure you look at the measurements because most Have the smaller version. You can also check with your local Big Lots and see where to order the net replacements from
2246269
You have to file down the top of the brass fitting, which goes into your grill. It is too long/tall and won't allow the pin to engage, thus allowing the propane to flow. I went to Sears bought a cheap file and filed down the part right in front of the brass threads. It has a beveled edge, you just have to file down the depth till the bevel is gone about 2 to 3 mm and then clean up any burs.
318342
There is a large drip trough on the skillet side. The grill side doesn't really have one but the ridges are quite deep.
944834
It does but the net is too long and we have a big pool so you have to roll it up on one of the sides to get it taught enough. Not that big of a deal, I guess. We have ours filled with water and they stay up fine.
1060280
Nope, there is a net cover for the front as well as a plastic cover. You can use either so they are very well protected inside. We love this and so does our 18mo old.