can the sear station be located on the right side of grill
1379724
No, it's designed for only the left side. It does have a lid so it can be a work surface when not in use.
1379725
No, the only design is with the Infrared Sear Zone on the left side of the grill - feel free to contact us with any further questions: 888-977-6849
298733
yes, you can either hook it on the handle or the side of the grill.....love it!
976753
You can mount it from either side, however if you put it beside the stove as I did I recommend a finish panel between it and the stove.
2021093
No, must be outside. We have had numerous grills of this same model--we use them constantly and burn the heating unit up! At present we have one of these in the motorhome, one at the lake house and one at home--so you can see that we really like them!!
2091780
grill has only the one side, no griddle on the reverse side. I really love using it. Even heat and burgers come out very juicy
1823057
I believe that you could. If you choose to leave the side shelves off, the sides of this grill are then flat. As far as clearance on the back side, it is also flat however you must allow room for the lid of the grill to be lifted up which will pass the back side of the grill. I would also keep in mind the counter that you are considering and any potential radiant heat that will come from the fire-box of the grill itself. You may want to explore the www.Weber.com web-site and look at grills that are dedicated to being "built-in".
2237572
The out side of the grill you can't. The inside grill portion use a grill scrub brush.
1108649
No it on the left side, but if you know some one that is good with wooding & tools that can drill news holes on the right!
153720
I do not see why you couldn't. Assuming you mean on its side so the grill is facing forward still. If you mean lay it on its back, then obviously air flow would be restricted and I don't think you would get full use. the only thing to keep in mind, is the air is ejected from the top. So if you put it on its side it's now pushing air along the floor which might affect the way it circulates air within the room.
513889
absolutely, access is from the backside of the grill. Really, I couldn't love this grill more. We've had it for a year. I love everything about it!
2163380
Unfortunately, mine is sitting outside in the snow, so I cannot look at it! But adding the two sides was NOT that simple. Both side "counter" areas had to be removed, then the cabinets added. Then the side "counters" go back on. I have a burner on one side, so I had to add an extension to the gas line, which they provide with the kit. I am not sure the outer sides have the right holes. FYI: I was so pleased with the look of this and how nicely it is made, I actually asked Weber if they would think about making outdoor kitchen components. They very nicely replied that no, they only make grills. =) Unfortunately, mine is sitting outside in the snow, so I cannot look at it! But adding the two sides was NOT that simple. Both side "counter" areas had to be removed, then the cabinets added. Then the side "counters" go back on. I have a burner on one side, so I had to add an extension to the gas line, which they provide with the kit. I am not sure the outer sides have the right holes. FYI: I was so pleased with the look of this and how nicely it is made, I actually asked Weber if they would think about making outdoor kitchen components. They very nicely replied that no,... » Read More Unfortunately, mine is sitting outside in the snow, so I cannot look at it! But adding the two sides was NOT that simple. Both side "counter" areas had to be removed, then the cabinets added. Then the side "counters" go back on. I have a burner on one side, so I had to add an extension to the gas line, which they provide with the kit. I am not sure the outer sides have the right holes. FYI: I was so pleased with the look of this and how nicely it is made, I actually asked Weber if they would think about making outdoor kitchen components. They very nicely replied that no, they only make grills. =) « Show Less
896249
Yes you could use the right side to heat a pot . You can remove the griddle but to heat a pot I think it would work fine just putting the pot on the griddle . Most of these grills are the same size, you could probably find a full size grate to fit it as well.
1660693
You can remove the barrel center section, put the rack from the top on the bottom section, directly over the coals, and grill food. We take the bottom section, a rack, and the lid with us for a portable grille on picnics.
318342
There is a large drip trough on the skillet side. The grill side doesn't really have one but the ridges are quite deep.
7902
Lack of side shelves will not impact main grill performance. However the side burner will not operate without the side shelf.
1204631
The motor mounts on the left of the hood. The side burner is on the right. The right end of the metal rotisserie spit terminates in an oval "handle" and does not extend above the side burner. There is no interference between the rotisserie and the side burner.
298732
Yes, it does have a hook that catches the rim of the grill and will hang out of the way. When facing the dome, with temp gauge in front of you, it's on the left side. I just lift the dome a little and let it slide off to the left and the hook will catch the rim and hang there.