From your experience, how would this work on a Weber kettle lid? I want to install it under the lip of the lid where it rests on the base. Thanks...
1093900
I use it on a Traeger Wood Pellet Grill which has rolled door, so there is no edge crimping. But should work just fine.
1093901
Good idea, should work great. I used it on my Wolf indoor griddle and it was easy to apply and has held up well. As others have said make sure you prep the surface well.
1093902
I do not know about the weber. The material was a foam type and works well. They also have a material that is for the Green Egg you might want to look at. It is thicker and even wider both can be cut. This item worked well and was easy to apply , my wife did it for me . Make sure the surface is very clean. God bless
1093903
I have a front door smoker but the nomex tape really sealed it up. On your Weber lid even if it wasnt "airtight" it would definitely be a huge improvement. Would recommend.
1093904
While it is a good product, I would use a braided braided high temp material. First use and it stuck to the upper lid and now has a frayed look. The braided nylon would be better suited for Webber grills.
1093905
They make a replacement seal for the Green Egg that probably would work better with the shape of the Weber. I used the nomex to seal a smoker, straight edges no radius involved. It might work if you put the nomex on the lid around the lip.Good luckDoug
1093906
I'm sure it would work fine. I use this on my smoker, probably work great on a grill lid.
1093907
it should work great for that . I use it on my off set smoke and it does the job.
2043152
Unfortunately this model doesn't fit the 22.5" WSM. The lip construction of the WSM for both the upper section and lid fit differently than they do on the Kettle; the lip fits inside vs outside. Not sure why Weber did it this way, but I own both. There is a rotisserie available from cajun bandit (cajunbandit.com) that fits both the WSM and flips over to fit the Kettle. I'm probably going to spring for that eventually.
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I think I answered that question already for someone else. I doubt it will fit over a side tray unless the side tray folds down. There isn't that much room left after it covers the Weber Kettle. It is a real nice cover though, thicker plastic than most. We were surprised and happy to find it was so nice when it arrived.
1862019
the description I just read indicated that this grid would fit a 21" Weber. I doubt that it would since it fits my full size kettle perfectly and is the exact dimensions of the one I am replacing. If you have a full sized Webber this should do just fine. I'm totally satisfied with mine.
1024489
What kind of pan do you want to use? The picture I see is an aebelskiver pan. I don't know if there's even a cover for it. I think the best thing you could do would be to contact Lodge Mfg.--they have sites on the internet--and see what they tell you. otherwise, you could measure the diameter and what kind of lid would work. (I'm sure you'll want a lid that won't rest too close to the food and squish it.)
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Honestly I have never thought about it. In my kamado cooker I fill the fire box with charcoal and the draft door and daisy wheel are what gets the temperature set. Of course you can use too little charcoal depending on the time you need to cook. So if your question is specific to a kettle grill I can't help much hopefully that helps a little.
1416506
The Grillmark Kettle Grill Cover (available on Amazon) works well for me, but I have the grill under a screen porch roof, so it doesn't get wet, etc. If you're going to have the electric exposed to the elements, you probably want something more weather resistant, but if it's in a protected area, the Grillmark cover works great.
1679070
I am sorry but do not know. I use my small cylinder for grill. You may try to contact Flame King. I would think it should work. Sorry but good luck.
537769
My suggestion would be to contact Cuisinart. I would not try it on my grill because I would not want to chance ruining it.
1297540
Yes. Perfectly. To make it work more efficiently I removed the burner, flipped the whole thing upside down and reinstalled the burner on the top. This brings it closer to the bottom of the pot since kegs have that lip on the bottom.
2144976
Yes, as long as your kettle has two handles it can. There is a cutout for the table to fit directly over the side handle. That helps to stabilize the table as you wouldn't want the table to slip with weight on it. Additionally , there are two stainless steel clips that go over the rim of the kettle bowl to hold it in place. The legs have three push button height adjustments which makes the table adjust to the different size Weber Kettles.
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I saw that too, and it does, technically, fit, but it sits on top, not into the saucepan as I would expect... is that okay? I'm wondering if that even WORKS?
1523182
If this is the small Weber yes it works but the lid will not close completely on mine. I frankly think using one of the Weber aluminum catch pans with a piece of additional foil around it is better for fish and vegetable. I had tried pancakes and it takes too long to get hot. OK for hot dogs.
1939312
I had the same question and couldn't find an answer anywhere. I purchased this on the chance it would work and if you have the grill attachment it locks in and fits over the burner very well. I haven't had a chance to try it out yet but I like the fit and the look.
2027873
I don't have one (yet) but I doubt it. There might be a little ridge for the tea light to sit in, but even if it's just flat on the bottom, the sterno is probably too tall and would get soot on the bottom of your teapot from the flame being too high.
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My husband used ours over high heat on our Viking range (which is truly high). The kettle separated from the bottom coil unit when he picked it up. However, he put it right back on and it stayed together. Now we only use it over medium high heat. No further problems. A beautiful kettle
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For a "proper" installation, you must make the original hole slightly larger. I did not want to alter my beloved Weber but found the modification to be painless and really facilitates a top notch installation. Placing thermometer in the vent will give false readings due to laws of thermodynamics of collective hot gases trying to escape a small opening. Go for it - you will NOT be sorry!