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Weber Q3200 Liquid Propane Grill,White

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Style: Grill


Features

  • Two stainless steel burners produces 21,700 BTU-per-hour to heat 393 square-inch total cooking area
  • Porcelain-enameled cast-iron cooking grates and cast aluminum lid and body
  • Grill-Out handle light. Battery type: AAA
  • Easy-start electronic ignition and infinite control burner valve settings
  • Operates on a 20 lb. LP tank (sold separately).Total cooking area (square inches):468.Warming rack area (square inches):75
  • 3D interactive assembly instructions for this product are available through the free BILT app.

Description

Restyled for 2014, the Weber Q 320 is now the Weber Q 3200 the grill has the same great performance & sleek styling, but adds new aesthetics that are both functional & fun, including larger grip handle & control knobs, ergonomic side handles, Sturdy front & rear cradles, large fold-down side tables with improved rigidity Plus the familiar Weber Q logo prominently branded in the lid. This full-sized gas grill with a small-footprint & fold-down tables is at home in any outdoor space. Split grates allow for a grate/griddle cooking combination: just replace one of the grates with the Q 3000-series compatible griddle (sold separately) & experiment with a new method of preparing breakfast, lunch & dinner on your grill. The combined primary grilling surface & warming Rack areas offer 462 square" Of cooking space, Perfect when grilling for a crowd. Grill all your favorite dishes from large roasts to delicate fish & vegetables. The infinite control burner valve locks in your desired cooking temperature to cook efficiently at any temperature from low to high. An electronic ignition system makes starting The grill as easy as pushing a button. Sold with a sturdy cart that’s mounted on wheels, The Weber Q3200 comes with a host of convenient extras, including built-in thermometer & grill handle light for grilling in low-light conditions, 3 tool hooks for convenient storage of tools & Utensils & – to maximize your grate cooking area – there’s a handy place to stow the warming rack. A bracket behind the perforated screen secures a 20-lb. Propane tank (tank not included) & stores one grate or one griddle.


Brand: Weber


Product Dimensions: 55.5"D x 50.2"W x 30"H


Special Feature: Electronic Ignition, Grill Cart with Tool Hooks, Lid Thermometer, Handle Light, Compact Design, Warming Rack See more


Color: White


Finish Type: Painted


Brand: Weber


Product Dimensions: 55.5"D x 50.2"W x 30"H


Special Feature: Electronic Ignition, Grill Cart with Tool Hooks, Lid Thermometer, Handle Light, Compact Design, Warming Rack


Color: White


Finish Type: Painted


Included Components: Grill


Assembly Required: Yes


Material: Aluminum


Item Weight: 37.6 Kilograms


Heating Power: 6.36 Kilowatts


Model Name: 57060001


Frame Material: Stainless Steel


Installation Type: Built-In


Voltage: 24 Volts


Item Weight: 82.7 pounds


Department: Unisex Adult


Manufacturer: Weber


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Country of Origin: USA


Item model number: 57060001


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


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    • 5.0 out of 5 stars Super reliable and HOT!!
Style: Grill
This grill has lasted us 10 years on a balcony at the ocean. the burners, igniter, grates, and other parts are all still in great condition. The grill sips propane and gets HOT fast. Even the cover lasted 10 years. It takes up very little space when the side tables are lowered and is easy to move around. Worth every bit of $520 and I wouldn't hesitate to buy another one. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 22, 2023 by Happy Eero customer
    • 5.0 out of 5 stars Perfect BBQ
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This is my second Weber BBQ of the same kind. Compact and grilsl nice and fast. Easy to clean and to maintain as well. Color is appealing and settle. Do buy the cover and an extra one because it’ll break within 1-2 years when left outside in the sun.
Reviewed in the United States on May 27, 2023 by Gunther Liedl
    • 4.0 out of 5 stars Weber makes a Great Grill but Grate Sections need Improvement
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Weber needs to redesign the grates. 4 grate sections instead of 2 heavy bulky sections would be better to accommodate ease in removing, transporting, cleaning, and returning to place back in the grill. As 2 sections, each grate is heavy, difficult to carry to a sink to clean, and replace back on the grill. Have to believe this would be easy to manufacture and test a prototype. Cleaning grates has to be very important, so why not make it easier for customers? This customer thinks so. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 1, 2023 by Charlie
    • 4.0 out of 5 stars Great until it MELTED
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Mine was a 2014 Q320(0). Wonderful grill, outstanding heat uniformity. Cooks better than any grill I've ever owned, HUGE heat output contained tightly within the porcelain top means great searing. The LED light is a gimmick and should simply be dropped; the heat quickly kills the battery and renders the light useless (idea: make it solar-powered rechargeable; do you really need six hours per night of light to grill especially considering that the light only illuminates when the lid is open?). The 2014 ignition is an exercise in patience as it took up to ten tries to ignite, including playing games like shutting down and opening the lid and trying again; I see the igniter looks different on the new version and perhaps they have fixed that. Left it unattended with both burners on medium. Came back half an hour later and the grill had melted its way down through the plastic and the lid had embedded itself into the U-tube underneath. I mean it melted more than an inch down. Cracked the lid trying to work its way free of the plastic. The grill not only destroyed itself but it could have been an actual fire/explosion hazard - I see reviews of the grill catching fire and I can see how that have happened very easily. Most frustrating, the stand is absolutely undamaged and I can't seem to find the grill (either old or new) by itself to use with the old stand and save some money. I'm ordering a new one and hoping these problems have been fixed, because it genuinely is a great grill. Except, that is, when it melts! EDIT: Cancelled the order (actually refused delivery per Amazon customer service instructions) as Weber came through at the last moment and confirmed it was in-warranty (five years, and they had the serial number on file so I didn't have to come up with a receipt - that's worth a star back and I'll jump it to four stars if and when I get the replacement and confirm it works). Although I could not convince the not-very-technical customer support person to let me speak with one of the design engineers ("sir, I am sure they know all about this and these problems are always caused by grease" - uh, no, radiant heat decreases by the inverse square of distance and radiated energy increases by the fourth power of the absolute temperate and by the way I'm a physicist and a grease flareup is not why your cookbox MELTED the cradle), I have a suspicion I know what actually caused this. At the time, the lid was down but slightly open to allow the handles of some kebab baskets to poke out. As anyone who has ever worked with a long-flue furnace (like a coke furnace or a smelting furnace) knows, the temperature goes up tremendously when you get a draft blowing through. A fire is never hottest when it is completely exposed, too much air cools the fire more than the additional oxygen heats it. Your hottest temperature is when air has partial, but not complete, access to the outside so it creates a partial vacuum and sucks high-speed air in through venturi effect. In one place, the instructions say to cook with the lid "closed" but in most places it says to cook with the lid "lowered." I'll bet that the lid is really supposed to be completely closed and if it is cracked open just the right amount and the gas output is set just right, this grill turns into a furnace. I didn't think to look at the thermometer readout but it must have been fantastically high, two years' worth of charcoal buildup inside the lid was completely gone (the inside of the lid looks like it just came out of the box) and I see on Wikipedia that's at least 660 degrees F (the built in thermometer PEGS at 600) and can go as high as >1,000< degrees...that's no grease flareup! FOLLOW UP: I eventually received all the replacement parts (when Weber said they would replace the "cookbox" I thought they meant the entire cooker, but that turned out to be just the bottom, so I had to subsequently request a lid, cradle, and igniter switch - the light was also melted but I didn't bother with that). Oddly the lid is jet black, I thought they only came in gray and red. Anyway, back in business and back up to four stars. By the way, the new cradle sits higher than the old one (I can clearly see the drip pan between the cooker and the cradle, whereas before I could not) and upon inspection I found that they have added ceramic discs to the feet of the cooker, no doubt to insulate the plastic from heat and prevent exactly the kind of meltdowns that I experienced. Also, the new design has limited airflow intakes on either side that greatly boost cooking temperature - with both burners set to medium (and remember, the burners weren't replaced, so these are the originals) temperature climbs to over 500 degrees. On medium! So while it is annoying that I'm burning burgers while learning to adapt to the improved heating (I'll start cooking stuff at low, or using only one burner and save gas), that tells me that they have made tremendous overall improvements. Oh and even though the igniter element is original, with the new igniter activator installed I'm now getting lights at the first or at most second try. Two and a half stars for the one I originally bought; four and a half stars for the current model. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 26, 2016 by rjeffb rjeffb
    • 5.0 out of 5 stars Great grill!
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This is an excellent grill, heats up very fast, 500 degrees before u know it, no stainless to care for, I have one at both houses and bought one for my son.
Reviewed in the United States on May 11, 2023 by CHRIS B MILLER
    • 4.0 out of 5 stars Weber Q3200: Great grill, but one issue
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First, The vendor that sold me this sold me a broken grill. The main piece was cracked, and all the pieces were just thrown in a box. They'd gone through the parts list and checked off everything except the broken piece, so they knew it was broken and shipped it anyway. Contacted Weber, and they replaced the part, but I was without a grill for a week or so. In the meantime, I complained to Amazon, and they gave me 50% off. So I got the grill half price. Nice plus here. Now, I bought this because I wanted something smaller. I had a 4-burner 3 Embers, which worked fine, but was showing its age. I gave it to some disadvantaged folks in Sun City Center. Assembly was simple, once I had all the parts. Well designed in that aspect. However, this grill gets MUCH hotter than the 3 Embers. I literally cook everything on medium-low. Thats not a knock on the grill, just had to learn to adjust. I love the aluminum tray setup. It makes cleaning so much easier than the 3 Embers. The one issue I do have: The cooking surface is almost level with the top of the outer shell. That means when cleaning off anything stuck, there is a tendency for these burnt/crispy bits to fly out and onto the patio floor. It literally makes a huge mess almost every time. Other than that, I like the smaller footprint, ease of assembly, great Amazon customer service and the even heat. I'd buy again, but I'd probably wait for a newer model and hopefully, a lower cooking surface. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 21, 2022 by Amazon Customer
    • 5.0 out of 5 stars Follow the directions and have all parts set-aside
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I have used this type of Q model in the past and I have had great results with indirect cooking to slow cook whole chickens, ribs, roast etc and use the smoke feature using wood chips in tin foil and water/vinegar to keep the meats moist. Direct cooking is a breeze but you will find yourself using the warming rack or another raised rack due to the high heat and distribution, if you keep the lid closed direct contact wont be needed on the grates. Have fun and experiment. Take advantage of the Weber app and cooking ideas and methods. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 12, 2023 by James Phillips

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