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10,000 BTU stainless steel burner with regulator 207" sq. cooking surface Black baked-enamel hinged top lid Black baked-enamel bottom bowl Porcelain-plated cooking grid Three-piece bakelite handles Aluminum-plated heat plate Two-piece baked-enamel, foldable tubular legs LP gas, tank not included 15.7" H x 15.5: L x 24.75" W Model # GBT904W
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| Brand | UniFlame |
| Item model number | GBT904W |
| Color | Black |
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| Product Id | 684150 |
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| User Reviews and Ratings | 3 (1 ratings) 3 out of 5 stars |
| UPC | 728649731849 |
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I have used it four times now and it does a great job.I`ve grilled hotdogs,burgers,ribeyes and pork chops.Still have 3/4 of propane left in bottle.I am going to modify it with a tray made from an old grill in order to add BBQ stones.I am very happy with it.Assembly was very easy.Took about 20 min.
All my life I've used charcoal or wood for my outdoor cooking. Never really had a need for gas grills. Never had any faith in them. Now that my kids are grown and out of the house, I never really needed to plan on a large cook out. It's just my wife and I now but I still enjoy a good bbq now and then. I decided to invest in this gas grill for a change and found this paticular grill to go beyond my expectations. Everything on this grill turned out wonderfull. I should have included gas grill in my outdoor cooking long ago. For the cost of this grill, in my opinion, it's a steal. I never new grilling could be so easy. I also want to add that assembly was also a piece of cake. Thank's Walmart for a great deal. 5 stars and more.
This review should be qualified with two facts: 1. It makes no sense, whatsover, for people to ever spend 100's of dollars on a grill. Unless you are constantly cooking for 10 people...if you buy a big grill, you are simply throwing good money away. These "go anywhere" style grills are all any family should ever need. And in most cases, these grills have superior performance and saves a ton on gas/charcoal. 2. I am comparing this grill to the Weber go anywhere grills that I have used in the past. I have always used 2 grills at my house. In the past, I have always used both a charcoal, and gas, weber go anywhere grille. These are great grills. They are cheap, and the make far better grilling machines than any large grill could ever hope for. (just read all the weber reviews...the taste from these is always superior to large expensive grills, and I can definitely vouch for that. And if there was ever a need for surge capacity, I'd get some charcoal going on the other grill and have more than enough grilling space for all. My last weber grill was on its last legs after 3 years of being in the elements all year long (I really need to get a cover for these guys...they'd last twice as long...my bad. The regulator was no longer working will. Unfortunately, the Weber's are starting to get quite expensive ($50!), so I tried out this version instead. First of all, you can tell the grill material itself is not as good as the weber. The metal is thinner and the coating is not enamel like the weber. Usually, these grills will start going after 3 years if you leave them outside anyways...so its not a big deal. If you take care of these grills, the will last you just as long as the big ones, and they are portable too. I use a large bottle of propane with the hose attachments for the regulator. One gas bottle on these little guys will easily last twice as long as on a larger grill In my opinion, this grille is better than the weber in a couple key areas: 1. The handles are better positioned. The top lid handle is in the front, and never gets super hot like the handle on top of the Weber grill. 2. Hinges, its must nicer having the hinged top, compared to the lift off top of the weber. 3. Legs, the legs are much easier to stow than the awkward half ring legs of the weber. It lacks in a couple areas, one is quality of materials, the jury is still out on how long this thing lasts...but I'm pretty sure I can get at least 3 years out of it. Also, assemble is much more of the PITA on this grille than the weber. But I feel its worth it to save $25. The grill has its own "flavor disperser" that works just as well as the weber. Over all, this is a great grille for the back porch, or for trips. Buy one of these, get the tastiest grilled food you will ever have, save a ton of money, and save on fuel...its a no brainer...
We have used it three summers now camping and at home without issue. The ignition failed right off but it is so easy to light who cares, 20 bucks! We bought a $15 extension for a full sized propane bottle for home use. Has a bun warmer, thermostat, comes apart easily for cleaning, and you can take it camping. What more would one need? I am tempted to buy another one before they get smart and raise the price. $5 cheaper in the store currently BTW. If you need a cheap o grill this is it.
We use this grill on our motorhome, size is perfect for storage along with the small tanks and although some will consider it small it does a full rack of ribs as well as our large grill at home.
I bought this close to 4 years ago. I use it a couple times a year for camping, and tailgating. It gets extremely hot, and cooks food without issue. I have cooked everything from hot dogs to t-bone steaks. I paid $15 for it offseason. I store mine in the garage when not in use so there isn't a rust issue. Since the grease drips out of the bottom I would suggest putting a coffee can under it. Obviously clean this because of flare ups. One little propane bottle last's a long time. For what I paid I have no complaints. The legs fold up, which make transport even easier. For the price you really can't beat this thing.
This is a nice portable grill, the only problem is that this model does not come with an igniter. However, it will fit my needs nicely and is well worth the price.
Ok, first off Price very affordable. Folding legs with locker pins so you can pack it. Awsome small cooker kept me going for over a year! great for camping, or weekend get aways, or that tiny back patio in the city (me)... HOWEVER greasy stuff will burn, and THICK steaks will be raw in the middle. this little cooker is meant for light duty or lean meats as it cooks hot and its hard to control the temp on any stove this size. however I do like this grill and if you cant get a larger grill this one will do most of the jobs.
I've had 2 of these grills so far. The first time I replaced is was because a friend's friend put charcoal in it and ruined it. I will be replacing it again because my last one spent two summers and winters outside, so the handles are cracking. It's a great little grill. The legs fold under. One person commented that there is no ignition switch. I haven't had one without an ignition switch yet, but I can tell you the switches typically fail in a couple months anyways, so it's just money saving on that part! The legs fold down and it's nice and compact without the expense of charcoal, and it's much quicker too! . I've brought it to cookouts as an extra grill, and camping too. It's small, but good enough for 5 ears of un-shucked corn. I'd definitely recommend, because I'm about to purchase my third!
This is a good grill, but I would definitely recommend spending the extra 10 bucks and get the upgraded version that comes with an ignitor button. No need to bring a lighter or worry about it not lighting like this one. All-in-all this a good grill but for a great grill go for the $35 model.