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Our R&D department develops high-quality, fairly priced grilling equipment. Our customer service reps are real people offering great service, backed by 8 weeks of hands-on training with all of our products. Another option is to look at the Napoleon TravelQ 285. It’s a similar grill with a few upgrades and is built for 16oz bottles.… Continue reading Weber Q1200 Review: Portable Beauty or a Overweight Beast?

Max bottles his own barbecue sauce recipes and now sells them around the country. What is great about cast iron is its ability to retain heat. After all, if portability weber q is what you are after, you also want to keep things simple. The pared down design is also great for an easier grilling… Continue reading Weber Q1200 Review: Portable Beauty or a Overweight Beast?

The Q line of grills still have all of the same features, the same specifications and most importantly, they all operate the same and produce the same results. One of the major selling points of this grill is its two fold-out side tables, which are each 12.5 x 13.5 inches. They’re the perfect spot to… Continue reading Weber Q1200 Review: Portable Beauty or a Overweight Beast?

They are able to transfer heat evenly which results in more even cooking. Thus, similar foods of similar sizes cook at the same rate. First things weber q first, let’s talk about the design of this portable grill. I quite like it – its compact size means that it can be set up virtually anywhere.… Continue reading Weber Q1200 Review: Portable Beauty or a Overweight Beast?

Other features include a thermometer built into the hood and two Q-shaped burners instead of one. Either of these grills would be great for those that don’t have the room for a full-size grill but still weber q want the feel of a full-sized gas barbecue. Both of the 3200 models include folding side tables… Continue reading Weber Q1200 Review: Portable Beauty or a Overweight Beast?

If you would prefer to connect a much more economical and refillable 20lb propane cylinder, Weber makes an accessory adapter and hose that will do that. There is also an aftermarket kit that will let you convert a Q grill to use your RV’s low-pressure quick-disconnect line. Cleaning is never fun, but the Weber Q… Continue reading Weber Q1200 Review: Portable Beauty or a Overweight Beast?

The Q line of grills still have all of the same features, the same specifications and most importantly, they all operate the same and produce the same results. One of the major selling points of this grill is its two fold-out side tables, which are weber charcoal grill each 12.5 x 13.5 inches. They’re the… Continue reading Weber Q1200 Review: Portable Beauty or a Overweight Beast?

I feel like I’d be doing a disservice if I didn’t give you the most accurate review possible. From charcoal to gas to pellet grills, there are plenty of grills on the market that are capable of fulfilling all of your grilling needs. Gas grills, in particular, are great due to their ability to control… Continue reading Weber Q1200 Review: Portable Beauty or a Overweight Beast?

The other common problem noted was from people who found it difficult to attach a 16oz propane cylinder, which I mentioned in the Quality section of this review. I’ve read several accounts from owners stating that the grill runs hot regardless of the burner control setting. In contrast, others say the regulator is bad right… Continue reading Weber Q1200 Review: Portable Beauty or a Overweight Beast?

Q 1000 and 1200 are the smallest Weber gas grills with 189 square inches of cook surface and a single 8,500 BTU stainless steel burner. These portables, originally called Baby Q, were a hit coming out of the gate. The Weber Q 1000 is the basic model of the Weber Q portable series. But don’t… Continue reading Weber Q1200 Review: Portable Beauty or a Overweight Beast?