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Pretty much all Weber (a very, very mainstream grill brand available the world over) grills/“grates” are cast iron. It works fine! You do typically have to repl
by giobox 8y ago
Pretty much all Weber (a very, very mainstream grill brand available the world over) grills/“grates” are cast iron. It works fine! You do typically have to replace them every three to five years, but this isn’t that big a deal, the replacement grates are stocked at most home improvement stores.
It’s extremely common in mid to high end grills.
- dragonwriter 8y ago> Pretty much all Weber (a very, very mainstream grill brand available the world over) grills/“grates” are cast iron. No, they are “plated steel” for the cooking grate, and “heavy gauge steel” for the charcoal grate; at least per the specs on their website. (Which matches every Weber I've used over several decades.)
- giobox 8y agoWhile I believe they receive some kind of coating, Weber themselves refer frequently to them being cast iron. From their site, “how to care for your cast iron cooking grates”. Quoting Weber’s website, “All our 2017 gas grills except for the Summit and Genesis II LX come with porcelain enameled cast iron cooking grates.”. The spec sheet on the site for virtually every gas grill lists a cast iron grate. https://www.weber.com/US/en/blog/tips-techniques/how-to-care-for-your-cast-iron-cooking-grates/weber-29675.html https://www.weber.com/US/en/blog/tips-techniques/how-to-care...
- dragonwriter 8y agoOh, Weber gas grills. When you said all Weber grills, I thought of and only checked their charcoal grills, the round charcoal grill being their iconic product.