Best Choice Products BBQ Grill - Charcoal Barbecue Smoker for Backyard, Patio & Home Use - Perfect for Grilling Meat, Vegetables & Outdoor Cooking Parties
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Product Description
Create savory meals at your next outdoor gathering. Whether you're turning up the heat via the attached firebox, or infusing summertime flavor via the smoker, this grill has it all at an affordable price. Worry-free grilling is in your hands with a built-in temperature gauge and adjustable dampers for airflow control. Crack open a cold one and get to grilling! SPECIFICATIONS: Product Dimensions: 41"(L) X 21"(W) X 45. 25"(H) Grate Plate Thickness: 0. 15" Cooking Surface Area: 24. 5"(L) X 11. 5"(W) Side Grill: 12"(L) X 12"(W) X 12"(H) Front Wooden Shelf: 24"(L) X 7. 75"(W) Bottom Gate Shelf: 21. 5"(L) X 12. 75"(W) Wheel: 5. 75"(D) X 1. 5"(W) Weight: 38 lbs. Minimal assembly required (with instruction)BCP SKU: SKY2553⚠ WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including Carbon monoxide, which is known to the State of California to cause birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www. P65Warnings. ca. gov.
Product Features
Equipped with a barrel grill and offset smoker; both include metal grates for symmetrical cooking
Firebox helps offset the heat and provides a delicious smoked flavor; has side vent that can be used to add more coals and supply air flow
Crafted with a durable cast-iron and anti-rust Steel frame with wooden handles and shelving; includes a thermometer on lid to easily read temperature
Convenient shelf is mounted in front to hold your grilling tools; 2 wheels on bottom for mobility and metal bottom shelf
Product Dimensions 41"(l) x 21"(w) x 45. 25"(H)
Customer Reviews
It took me about 4 hours to unpack and assemble, which I did out on my covered patio on a warm spring day in Broken Arrow, Oklahoma. Other than a couple of small missing washers, all of the parts plus a few extra were provided. It went together following the printed instructions with simply a Phillips head screw driver and a small 3/8" socket set with a couple of sockets. Having an awl punch to line up some of the holes helped. I did have to warp the smoker half cover by hand slightly to get it to close properly with no big air gaps. I may invest in some fireproof sealing tape once I fire it up if too much smoke is leaking. I will experiment with it this weekend with a rack of spare ribs I bought on sale for $1.99/pound, along with some Head County dry rub. I also purchased some bags of Hickory and Mesquite chips as well as a Weber fire chimney and fire starter. I have plenty of Kingsford Charcoal. I will report back after the first couple of trials. It is quite thin gauge sheet metal, so some fireproof black spray paint may be required after using. Update on first use on March 10, 2017, it worked well on a rack of spar ribs but I had to fill the small smoker twice with fresh charcoal coals and water soaked hickory chips to achieve a full 6 hours of smoking time and it was difficult to hold 240 degrees and kept dropping down to 225 and lower, so I had to keep opening the dampers to get more heat which burned up the charcoal and wood chips faster. . .
