Sophia & William Charcoal and Propane Gas Grill Combo with Side Burner & Porcelain-Enameled Cast Iron Grate, Dual Fuel BBQ Grill for Outdoor, Barbecue Grill, 690 SQIN Cooking Area
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Style: Gas and Charcoal Combo
Features
- Gas & Charcoal Grill Combo: Sophia & William charcoal and gas grill combo heats up quickly and allows for easy adjustment of heat. The combo gas grills offers dual fuel options, allowing users to choose between charcoal and gas, providing flexibility in cooking methods. The gas side features three stainless steel burners that deliver a total of 28,650 BTU plus 8,530 BTU side burner for simmering BBQ sauce or sauteing veggies, while the charcoal side has an adjustable charcoal tray and a crank handle for easy heat adjustment. Allowing you to cook different foods at different temperatures simultaneously
- Porcelain-Enameled Cast Iron Grates: Cooking grates of propane and charcoal grill combo are made of durable, easy-to-clean porcelain-enameled cast iron material which helps prevent rusting and cracking. Stainless steel burners, porcelain-enamel cast iron cooking grates and porcelain-enamel flame tamer of gas cooking zone work together to distribute even heat across the entire grilling surface and superior heat retention, preventing hot or cold spots on grates
- 690 SQ.IN. Cooking Space: Features a spacious cooking area with 520 square inches of primary cooking space on porcelain-enameled cast iron grates and an additional 170 square inches on a stainless steel warming rack. Provides a total of 690 square inches BBQ cooking space that serves to a large gatherings or parties. There is lots of counter space and places to hang your grilling tools
- Easy Cleaning: Full-size push out ash tray is removable for quick and easy clean-up ashes. The grease tray slides out smoothly, making it a breeze to deal with grease and drippings while you're grilling. Plus, the handy cup lets you easily get rid of the collected grease, keeping the post-grill cleanup hassle-free.
- Dimension & Support: BBQ grill propane and charcoal combo dimensions - 23"D x 61W x 46"H, Weight: 105 lbs ,The height of the cooking space(from grill to top of closed lid) - 10". Barbeque grill works with standard 20 lb propane tank(not included). hose & regulator included. US warehouse shipments. Any question please let us know for the replacements which are at no charge as soon as possible, we will solve the problem immediately
Brand: Sophia & William
Product Dimensions: 23"D x 61"W x 46"H
Special Feature: Locking Caster, Non-Stick Surface, Removable Grease Tray, Rust Resistant, Superior Heat Retention
Color: Black
Fuel Type: Charcoal, Gas
Brand: Sophia & William
Product Dimensions: 23"D x 61"W x 46"H
Special Feature: Locking Caster, Non-Stick Surface, Removable Grease Tray, Rust Resistant, Superior Heat Retention
Color: Black
Fuel Type: Charcoal, Gas
Recommended Uses For Product: Outdoor
Finish Type: Non-Stick
Included Components: Adapter Hose, Thermometer, User Manual
Assembly Required: Yes
Material: Alloy Steel, Porcelain
Handle Material: Stainless Steel
Item Weight: 47 Pounds
Heating Power: 11 Kilowatts
Frame Material: Alloy Steel
Installation Type: Free Standing
Side Burner Count: 1
Main Burner Count: 3
Cooking Surface Area: 690 Square Inches
Number of Racks: 2
Number of Power Levels: 1
Heating Elements: 4
Grill Configuration: Charcoal and Gas Combo
Cooking System: Even Heat Cooking System
Manufacturer: Sophia & William
Item Weight: 47 pounds
Style: Gas and Charcoal Combo
Finish: Non-Stick
Special Features: Locking Caster, Non-Stick Surface, Removable Grease Tray, Rust Resistant, Superior Heat Retention
Date First Available: November 7, 2023
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