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Color: Black
Style: Grill
Features
- Holds up to 13 burgers made with a Weber burger press
- One-Touch cleaning system with high-capacity ash catcher provides hassle-free ash cleanup
- Porcelain-enameled lid and bowl retain heat, and wont rust or peel
- Use the lid hook to avoid placing the lid on the ground while grilling
- Cooking grate is hinged for easily adding charcoal while grilling
Description
Spark your passion for charcoal grilling with the Kettle that started it all. The Original Kettle Premium charcoal grill boasts upgraded features, such as a hinged cooking grate for easily adding charcoal while grilling, and the One- Touch cleaning system with high-capacity ash catcher, making for a smooth grilling experience from beginning to end.
Brand: Weber
Product Dimensions: 22.5"D x 22.5"W x 27"H
Special Feature: Superior Heat Retention, One-Touch Cleaning System, Lid Thermometer, Hinged Cooking Grate, Heat Shield See more
Color: Black
Fuel Type: Charcoal
Brand: Weber
Product Dimensions: 22.5"D x 22.5"W x 27"H
Special Feature: Superior Heat Retention, One-Touch Cleaning System, Lid Thermometer, Hinged Cooking Grate, Heat Shield
Color: Black
Fuel Type: Charcoal
Recommended Uses For Product: Outdoor
Finish Type: Rust-resistant
Included Components: Lid
Assembly Required: Yes
Material: Porcelain
Handle Material: Glass-reinforced nylon
Item Weight: 32.3 Pounds
Heating Power: 8000 British Thermal Units
Model Name: WEBER
Frame Material: Aluminum
Installation Type: Ground Mount
Main Burner Count: 1
Number of Racks: 1
Global Trade Identification Number: 79
Manufacturer: WEBER
UPC: 077924032479
Part Number: 14401001
Item Weight: 32.3 pounds
Country of Origin: USA
Item model number: 14401001
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Size: 22 inch
Style: Grill
Finish: Rust-resistant
Power Source: Charcoal
Item Package Quantity: 1
Special Features: Superior Heat Retention, One-Touch Cleaning System, Lid Thermometer, Hinged Cooking Grate, Heat Shield
Batteries Included?: No
Batteries Required?: No
Warranty Description: 10 year limited warranty
Domestic Shipping: Currently, item can be shipped only within the U.S. and to APO/FPO addresses. For APO/FPO shipments, please check with the manufacturer regarding warranty and support issues.
Date First Available: August 9, 2014
Frequently asked questions
Yes, the Weber Kettle Grill comes with a built-in lid thermometer that allows you to monitor your grill's temperature without lifting the lid. Additionally, the grill features a Precision Heat Control system (adjustable dampers) which provides you with the means to control the temperature inside your grill without lifting the lid.
The 22-Inch Weber Grill offers a generous cooking area of 363 square inches. It’s plenty of room to grill a whole meal or a feast for a group of people.
Absolutely. The Weber Kettle Grill is equipped with a One-Touch cleaning system which provides hassle-free ash cleanup. Just remove the high-capacity, aluminum ash catcher and empty the ashes. It’s that simple!
The cooking grate of the Weber Kettle Grill is made of plated steel. It provides an excellent heat retention and it’s designed to give you perfect sear marks on your food.
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This is our summary and key points to consider based on customer reviews.
The Weber 22 Inch Grill comes with a highly favorable reputation from multiple user reviews, amassing an average 5-star rating. Reviewers found the grill to be sturdy, high-quality, user-friendly, easy to clean, and robust in enhancing the flavor intensity when barbecuing. They gave major kudos to its size-to-capacity ratio, suggesting it would be suitable for families of three to four. A notable improvement from previous models is the new ash bin that contains the ashes and prevents them from getting carried around by wind.
Pros
- 🔥 It has a sturdy and high-quality build.
- 🔥 Enhances BBQ flavor due to the charcoal cooking mechanism.
- 🔥 The new ash bin is superior to previous models, preventing ashes from blowing around the yard.
- 🔥 It's easy to assemble and clean.
- 🔥 Customers appreciate its appropriate size that can comfortably handle up to 4 racks of ribs.
- 🔥 Works well for multiple grilling styles, including smoking.
Cons
- 👎 Lid can be difficult to hang on the side of the grill.
- 👎 The handle on the lid is somewhat challenging to put on.
- 👎 Despite the high-quality materials and design, it won't improve your cooking skills instantly.
Should I Buy It?
Based on multiple positive reviews, the Weber 22-Inch Grill is definitely a worthwhile purchase. With numerous pros and minor cons, this grill is an ideal investment for those wanting to elevate their backyard BBQ experience. Its added functionality, like the ash bin and easy access cooking grate, alongside its ease of assembly and cleaning, are strong selling points for this product.
Color: Black
Style: Grill
This thing does the job. Most people buying this will want to know what is different from other years in the Weber lineup. Well, quite a bit and mostly for the better. The handles no longer have hinges that can rust. You can hang a few appliances on them. There is a decent thermo on the top of the grill and a heat shield on the handle. The ash catcher is very nice and a solid improvement from years past. The legs are not too wobbly anymore and I had no trouble with the height of this thing being a little over six feet myself. All in all this is a very solid upgrade if you are using an older Weber. The sides of the main grill grate also flip up for easy access to charcoal. You can fit comfortably about 3.5-4 racks of ribs on here. It's definitely enough for a 3-4 person family in most cases. I prefer this model based on a few pointed observations that I will get to in a little bit. But let's compare this to the other models directly: that would be the Master Touch, which is 50 dollars more expensive, and the 26 inch version of that grill without the Gourmet BBQ centerpiece or warmer. The 26 inch is 300 dollars. It will all come down to personal taste here between the grills. There are some things that you should pay attention to though, as it is not cut and dry which model you will want just from looks or lists. The 22 inch Master Touch and the 26 inch grill are a tiny bit taller, 39.5 vs 42 inches per the Weber site. I'm not sure what adds into the height to be honest or how they make it ever so slightly taller. It could just be the wheels for all I know or possibly the legs are a touch longer. It doesn't make any difference in my experience. The MT has a center piece that is removable for "gourmet BBQ". A quick point here: I don't personally like this addition. I use a nice wooden grill scraper--chinese wire brushes are the bane of existence and a real danger at times--and the center piece would screw up the burn lines on my large and heavy duty scraper. The normal plates are already a tad off on the moveable sides. You can however purchase this version and then get a different grate if you want, but that is adding a decent cost to an already extra 50 dollars. **You must purchase a stainless steel grate for over 60 dollars with shipping from Weber directly over the phone. Part# 80728 @ 58.47 dollars--comes out to about 70 total. I advise most to actually do this. Another reason I prefer the cheaper model as I use the extra 50 for the better grate. The SS grate is heavier, larger guage steel, and in general does not rattle. I love it, though it was expensive. And it will also last a LOT longer than the mediocre plated steel grate at high heat. I'm not entirely sure what the point of the center piece is but to sell more Weber accessories. And these accessories are not super high quality either. Anything like a cast iron griddle or pan is easily placed on the 22 and 26 inch grill surface. I don't cook pizza on my grill and have no use for extra grill patterns or a wok. IDK your mileage may vary but it just seems to me they want to sell you more things. In my case it would burn awkward lines into my expensive wooden scraper. I don't want a lot of extras hanging around for the grill that need to be cleaned and preened. And without the attachments the center piece is useless. Add in the fact that all I want is a stainless steel grate and there is no point in getting this grill for this extra feature. They do however include two of the cheap charcoal holders on the MT. You can arrange your charcoal fine without these holders IMO, and when you actually need to move things around I find they become a bother more than anything else. If you want them they are an extra that costs 15 dollars otherwise. BOTH the 22's have plated nickel steel cooking grates as opposed to the stainless of the 26 inch. As noted Weber does provide the little known stainless upgrade for more cash. My grilling grate has a slight uneven rattle, though, I have not cooked on it yet. It seems fairly durable but I have to somewhat doubt its longevity. I will order the SS version soon. It is thicker and heavier. There is also the metal side holder for the lid that is engrained into the grill on the MT and 26 inch. From the pictures and videos it looks like it may actually touch the enamel lid of the grill. While pragmatic I am not sure if this will scratch the grill or not in normal practice. On the other hand the hook on this model will not be to everyone's preference, though, it lines up with the damper and is honestly pretty easy to hook onto the side with some practice. Minimal scraping of the edges of the basket will occur more than likely as opposed to the possible scraping of the top by the other method. I'm not too keen on extra holes in the heating basket from the lid holder on the upper models, but it's hard to say how well they will seal in the end. In practice I would prefer a lid holder with some rubber protection from scratching the top of the lid. I think this is something they will improve on future versions. Beware, the enamel WILL scratch easily on these models. The wheels are slightly different on the MT and 26 inch models, though I prefer the aesthetics of the originals by a decent margin. The gray hubcaps with a grill logo are kind of well not all that pleasing to my eyes and look no more useful. Neither seem much different in practice. The MT has black handles as opposed to grey. Both look nice. A secondary warming rack is also equipped on the MT. I personally have little need for something like this, but others may find it handy. The MT and 26 inch grills come with a heat grip on the top damper. This is really the only thing I wanted on the normal model. Why this could not be included on the normal 22 I have no idea, but it really isn't needed anyway. I'm usually only using the damper once or twice and have a grill glove on hand or a metal tool to slide it. It should be noted that the rib roaster fits fine in any model. I recommend the higher priced stainless steel version. The 26 inch grill is wider and heavier, for twice the price again. To me, as someone that does not cook for more than 4 people, I don't need something that large. It takes a bit more charcoal to heat up a larger grill to the proper temps and the legs seem to be the same thin design that have to accomodate more weight. For a larger family you will want this option as it is quite a bit more space. The only downside again is that it's very expensive. Per the Weber site they list stainless steel for the cooking grate vs plated steel on the cheaper model. 508 square inches of cooking area vs 363. The cooking grates are honestly the biggest deal to me about these grills. It is a nice feature of the 26 inch to include a stainless as they are expensive to buy separately. So I have spelled out the major differences here. For me it comes down to preference. I don't really care about cost, but 300 was a teensy bit more than I was willing to spend for something I am not totally sure of the long term quality. I like the MT but have absolutely no use for the center piece and the wheels and lid holder to me are very questionable. If the lid holder does not scratch I see no problem with it, but metal against metal is going to scratch a bit if it makes a lot of contact at high heat. Not a huge problem but the basket and top are easily the most expensive parts of the deal and I want to keep them looking nice. All in all the last Webers had more than a few problems that seem to have been corrected in the new models. Only time will tell. I did also get two damaged tops with this grill. I don't mark down the grill because customer service was fantastic at Amazon. Just beware you may have to take one back if you get a damaged top. Weber should invest in some better packaging. Otherwise. this thing is a beauty. Highly recommended. I do not however recommend the cheap and terrible cover for the 22 inch grills. It has a hanging bag sewn to it and only one main velcro strap. It looks cheap. It is cheap. Yet it's 30 dollars. I bet it's made in China for about a dollar. Just a warning. You might want to look elsewhere to see if you can find a better cover. I will wait until they improve it before I buy anything of such low quality. I will also update this review as I keep using the grill.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 14, 2015 by Crank
Color: Black
Style: Grill
I have used propane for all of my adult life. I saw this grill on Modern Marvels and had to try one. Assembly was a breeze. I also got a charcoal chimney to use with the grill. It will get the charcoal going with ease. You can use the grill without it, but it’ll be a little more challenging. I also got charcoal trays for inside the grill. This is nice for saving coals to reuse at a later date. It also keeps the charcoal lumped together to keep the grill hotter in the right way. It also defines where zone heating boundaries are. It’s a timeless design and it’s pleasant to cook on. This design came out in 1952. How cool is that? While improvements have been made, the basic structure is unchanged over 65 years. You can smoke meats on this grill. Is it a smoker? No, but you can do it. You can cook slow or fast on this grill. It’s a Jack of all trades product, which adds to its appeal. I’ve heard people mention that they’re using their dad’s kettle grill. That speaks volumes about the longevity of this particular product. I did buy the premium grill cover for it. The cover is noticeably thicker than a generic cover. I’m hoping that will help protect it pretty well. I’m looking forward to years of use with this grill. I’m super excited about it, but I get that it’s just a grill. Something so simple, yet so perfect in what it does.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 17, 2025 by Ricszy
Color: Black
Style: Grill
Packed very efficient! No blown up plastic bags, peanuts, or tons of rolled paper. No bent or dented parts and all parts accounted for. The grill itself is awesome, built strong. Hate to use it😁.
Reviewed in the United States on June 11, 2025 by LucyRose
Color: Black
Style: Grill
I've used this grill twice now and both times I've made the best food on it. The first time I made some Angus burgers and they were SO good. The second time, I made some ribeye steaks and they were the BEST! Cooking with charcoal is so much fun and I'm so glad I took the jump. Here's a few things that make this grill work great: 1. Buy a charcoal chimney. It makes lighting the charcoals so much easier. You can use newspaper or fire starters along with the chimney to get the coals lit and it's slick as snot. 2. Buy the charcoal baskets. These allow you to create direct heat zones and indirect heat zones. This helps so that if you want the meat to keep cooking but not get too cooked on the outside, you can move them to a zone of indirect heat. No more burger hockey pucks... 3. Have an instant read meat thermometer. 4. One of the videos I watched online said that it takes about 15 minutes to adjust the temperature using the vents and they were right. Be patient. It does take a little more time than gas, but it's worth it. -So my process is to pull the grill out, clean out the ash from the previous cook, and put any left over charcoals in the chimney for reuse. -I then add any new charcoals I need to mostly fill the chimney. I set the charcoal chimney on the charcoal grate of the grill and light it from underneath using newspaper or a fire starter. -I let the charcoals in the chimney get hot. This takes 15+ minutes for the smoke from the chimney to clear up and not be too gray. -Once I see the smoke clear up, I pour the charcoals from the chimney into the charcoal baskets and position the baskets on the charcoal grate within the grill according to what this specific cook will need. I have some of those fireproof gloves that make doing this easy. - I then put the cooking grate in the grill and put the lid on the grill and let it get hot for 15 minutes. This allows the fire to make the cooking grate hot and easier to clean. Once I finish cleaning the cooking grate, I adjust the vents from full open to half open to bring the temp down. -I wait another 15 minutes and then start cooking. So yes, it takes a bit more time to get cooking but it tastes sooooo good and the meat is tender and juicy. I also feel safer cooking with charcoal versus gas, especially when cooking burgers.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 24, 2024 by Rfeew Rfeew