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Style: Chimney Only
Size: Compact
Features
- Lights coals in under 15 minutes. Dimensions : 8 H x 5.8 W x 10.4 D inches
- Place with coals on Weber Lighter Cubes or crumpled newspaper and light
- Compact design makes it ideal for smaller grills or shorter grilling sessions
- Fits perfectly on Smokey Joe and Jumbo Joe charcoal grills
- Individual Carton Dimensions 8 H x 5.8 W x 10.4 D (Inches)
Description
This smaller version of original Rapidfire Chimney Starter lights coals in under 15 minutes without using lighter fluid. Place canister with coals on top of Weber Lighter Cubes or crumpled newspaper and light. It's that easy. Fits perfectly on Smokey Joe and Jumbo Joe charcoal grills.
Brand: Weber
Product Dimensions: 10.5"D x 8"W x 5.75"H
Special Feature: Compact, Ideal for smaller grills
Color: Silver
Fuel Type: Charcoal
Required Assembly: No
Installation Type: Free Standing
Global Trade Identification Number: 94
UPC: 077924019494
Manufacturer: Weber
Recommended Uses For Product: Outdoor
Model Name: Weber 7447 Compact Rapidfire Chimney Starter
Model Number: 7447
Brand Name: Weber
Wattage: 5.8 watts
Fuel Type: Charcoal
Additional Features: Compact, Ideal for smaller grills
Color: Silver
Finish Types: Aluminized Steel
Material Type: Alloy Steel
Frame Material: Aluminized Steel
Handle Material: aluminized steel
Item Weight: 0.68 Kilograms
Item Dimensions D x W x H: 10.5"D x 8"W x 5.75"H
Item Dimensions: 10.5 x 8 x 5.75 inches
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Style: Chimney Only
Size: Standard
I bought the Weber Rapidfire Chimney Starter four months ago, and it has made starting my charcoal grill so much easier. Before, I struggled with getting the charcoal to light evenly, but now it’s simple. I just fill the chimney with charcoal, place some newspaper underneath, and light it up. In about 15 minutes, the coals are ready to use. The chimney starter is sturdy and well-built. The handle stays cool, which makes it safe to use, and there’s an additional handle that helps when pouring the hot coals into the grill. It’s a lot quicker and more efficient than using lighter fluid, and I don’t have to deal with the chemical smell. Using the chimney starter has made my grilling experience more enjoyable. The coals burn evenly, and I can start cooking faster without any hassle. It’s a great addition to my grilling tools, and I’m glad I decided to get it.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 30, 2024 by Maxim Zhukov Maxim Zhukov
Style: Chimney Only
Size: Standard
So far this works great. With two handles it is easy to pour the hot charcoal right where you want without getting burnt
Reviewed in the United States on November 3, 2024 by Recardo
Style: Chimney Only
Size: Standard
I am delighted to share my thoughts on the fire starter chimney that I recently purchased, which has truly elevated my grilling experience. Before using the chimney, starting a charcoal fire was a frustrating and time-consuming task. However, with the help of this ingenious tool, I can now start a fire quickly and easily, with minimal effort and fuss. The chimney itself is well-constructed and built to last. The metal is thick and sturdy, and the design is both functional and aesthetically pleasing. I appreciate the thoughtful features, such as the heat-resistant handle, which makes it easy and safe to handle, even when the chimney is full of hot coals. Using the chimney is a breeze. I simply fill it with charcoal, place it on my grill, and light a fire starter. Within minutes, the coals are evenly lit, and I am ready to start cooking. The chimney ensures that the fire is hot and consistent, making it easy to achieve the perfect sear or cook food to a precise temperature. Overall, I am thrilled with my purchase of the fire starter chimney. It has revolutionized the way I grill, and I cannot imagine going back to the old way of starting a fire. If you are a serious griller or barbecue enthusiast, I highly recommend investing in this game-changing tool. It is well worth the cost and will undoubtedly enhance your grilling experience
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Reviewed in the United States on April 12, 2023 by Amazon Customer
Style: Chimney Only
Size: Compact
Most people look at it and wonder - Is it worth the money? Well it used to be that you would pile your charcoal up in a pile.. squirt about that much fluid on it.. look at it.. and squirt a bit more just because... light it and watch the mini bonfire that was in your grill and hope you didn't burn down the patio (or something else if the wind shifted)... mean while in the middle of such you remembered that you didn't open the vents and curse while tapping them open as your carefully constructed pile of charcoal fell from the tapping/shaking which then left you trying to pile the briquettes back up in a pile using whatever was handy at the time (normally one of the BBQ utensils), and at the same time you tried your best not to loose your arm hair in the process and searing the flesh from your knuckles, with the worse case scenario being the briquettes only half lighting due to the collapse and you now having to spray more fluid onto the already half lit briquettes and hope you don't catch fire in the process. So this is how it went down... The Grill- Bought the Silver Smokey Joe, here on Amazon (no tax & free shipping... yes I know not all states are not tax free now, so if you are living in one of those unlucky states see this as a convenience factor) The Fuel Source- I used kingsford briquettes (standard blue bag kind) and filled this new gadget to the rim (watch your big box stores who are either Blue or Orange for charcoal to go on sale during/just before summer holiday periods- Memorial Day, 4th of July, Fathers Day). Ignition Source- Placed a single Weber 7417 Firestarter Lighter Cube on top of the charcoal grate in the grill, Placed the chimney over it, picked it back up and then re-adjusted the lighter cube to be under the center of the chimney. Due to the handle on the Chimney it won't be in the center of the 14" grill... once it was were it needed to be I lit the cube and placed the chimney back over it Now I won't lie, the entire time I was thinking this isn't going to work.. So I watched it for 3-4 minutes and well it looked like it was doing something more than just burning the lighter cube. So I walked in the house to wash my hands and to get the meat, but if you have ever set up the BBQ only to come back and find that your briquettes are smoldering.... this is what I expected to come back to in another 4-5 minutes... I was wrong... I had a chimney full of nice hot coals. Now the top layer had not ashed over, but I dumped it out into the grill, spread the coals out and it covered the bottom of the smokey joe 14" grill. The 3-4 briquettes that had not ashed over fully quickly did so in the grill. We now go back to the original question- is it worth the money? YES, in my opinion, to have hot coals in around 10 minutes.. I'll take it over the original way we used to do it back in the day. No Fluid drowned charcoal required... no fussing...(and for those who use cheap fluid and/or don't let it burn out fully of the charcoal you do get a funky taste in your food.. just saying).. Now I will say I did have to add a few more briquettes to what was in the chimney, but this was also due to cooking a nearly 2 inch thick London broil on the grill.... if it had been something thinner then I would have been more than ok with what was in the chimney to start with. Keep in mind that charcoal will absorb moisture out of the air over time, and it will take longer to ignite or may not evenly heat/burn... so if you have a bag of it then you may want to store it in a plastic container with an air tight lid.. 5 gallon paint bucket would work (or several depending on bag size)
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Reviewed in the United States on May 6, 2014 by I'll Buy It 4U
Style: Chimney Only
Size: Compact
Didn't pay attention to the size. Nice product, but does enough charcoal for a very small amount of food.
Reviewed in the United States on October 27, 2024 by Brian
Style: Chimney Only
Size: Standard
Very useful, and amazing build quality
Reviewed in the United States on November 6, 2024 by moonshot
Style: Chimney Only
Size: Compact
This is perfect for my portable charcoal grill. Briquettes or lump, this chimney gets it burning fast. I also have it's bigger brother and that works very well too. I think it lites best with fire starter cubes, not newspapers. Although, newspaper will usually get it going.
Reviewed in the United States on September 4, 2024 by Steve G.
Style: Chimney Only
Size: Compact
Liked how easy it was to use. Easy and useful
Reviewed in the United States on October 17, 2024 by cora woodard