Can I insert grill without side panels in an outside counter?
1823056
I would pose that question to Weber. I would think they are there to keep the heat inside the grill and to protect from possible transferring heat to a flammable object outside the grill.
1823057
I believe that you could. If you choose to leave the side shelves off, the sides of this grill are then flat. As far as clearance on the back side, it is also flat however you must allow room for the lid of the grill to be lifted up which will pass the back side of the grill. I would also keep in mind the counter that you are considering and any potential radiant heat that will come from the fire-box of the grill itself. You may want to explore the www.Weber.com web-site and look at grills that are dedicated to being "built-in".
1823058
Yes, depending on the size of the opening. We took the side panels off or Weber and the outside counter was built around the grill.
1842511
Yes. The legs are removable, so you could take them off and place it over the existing grates.
1653837
Not really. The only requirement is to install grills and knobs. Very good product
1437448
Yes. It does not have any side closures/panels. You have to build or already have a surround for it.
2057752
Seems like you've answered your own question. Yes, you should be get the unit into that size window without the side curtains. Will probably have to fabricate your own weather proofing for the sides.
1314961
Not really...I had my general contractor put it in when he was building the outdoor kitchen. This is a built-in unit.
391049
I have used the stove grate with the other side being the griddle and the grill. It does not matter. I think you could even use 2 stove grates.
392639
Does not have handles per se. 2 corners have small flat pieces used to handle the grill
1166145
I imagine you can do such with the roasting pan and the device set on 'broil'. But I prefer to use one of those small, portable Weber propane grills: Weber 1520 Propane Gas Go-Anywhere Grill. It's superb for burgers and brauts and any other similar activity. But, it's definitely an out-door thing. If you can't do outdoor, then I guess you're sort of stuck with this device. Or one of those electric grill things...which I've no experience with, as I can do outdoors.
20464
Yes it can be used stand alone. we used ours while the outdoor kitchen was being built. However, If you don't plan to build it into a kitchen buy a stand alone grill, they are much cheaper and look better standing alone. the built in model has heat shields around it to allow airflow between the grill and the parts against cabinets. That is the difference. that is also why you can't put a regular grill in a built in kitchen.
815816
I don't have them handy, but they are readily available on Bull's website. I had my countertop cutout complete prior to receiving the grill based on the dimensions given on their website. Fit perfectly.
803841
This is a pretty nice grill as if you packing it, it does NOT have the vent on the bottom. Vents are on each side built into handle. If you were to have the briquettes around the outside of circle so you do not have the DIRECT heat it may work.
205255
No, nothing can be attached to the side, however you can use indirect heat and control the fire, the venting and heat to almost make the whole grill a smoker.
481596
Unfortunately, you can't. The lower grate is the support and stabilizer for the entire grill. Without the grill, it would collapse. The upper spit/rotisserie doesn't provide any support. Even when the unit is assembled, it's very unstable. I've answered A LOT of questions about this grill. Please see my first post on why using it is toxic, and unsafe. I would consider a safer, more well built model. I tossed mine in the garbage.
2132992
Yes --- the stand that is shown in the picture is included (it shows the side tables on the stand). You do not have to use the stand. You can put the grill on another surface, if you want to.
2163380
Unfortunately, mine is sitting outside in the snow, so I cannot look at it! But adding the two sides was NOT that simple. Both side "counter" areas had to be removed, then the cabinets added. Then the side "counters" go back on. I have a burner on one side, so I had to add an extension to the gas line, which they provide with the kit. I am not sure the outer sides have the right holes. FYI: I was so pleased with the look of this and how nicely it is made, I actually asked Weber if they would think about making outdoor kitchen components. They very nicely replied that no, they only make grills. =) Unfortunately, mine is sitting outside in the snow, so I cannot look at it! But adding the two sides was NOT that simple. Both side "counter" areas had to be removed, then the cabinets added. Then the side "counters" go back on. I have a burner on one side, so I had to add an extension to the gas line, which they provide with the kit. I am not sure the outer sides have the right holes. FYI: I was so pleased with the look of this and how nicely it is made, I actually asked Weber if they would think about making outdoor kitchen components. They very nicely replied that no,... » Read More Unfortunately, mine is sitting outside in the snow, so I cannot look at it! But adding the two sides was NOT that simple. Both side "counter" areas had to be removed, then the cabinets added. Then the side "counters" go back on. I have a burner on one side, so I had to add an extension to the gas line, which they provide with the kit. I am not sure the outer sides have the right holes. FYI: I was so pleased with the look of this and how nicely it is made, I actually asked Weber if they would think about making outdoor kitchen components. They very nicely replied that no, they only make grills. =) « Show Less
941546
If you are able to use other electrical appliances on the surfaces you asked about you will have no problem with this grill. I use a card table on my balcony and have had no issues. Enjoy.