BBQ/Outside grill etc- £500 to spend- Help please
BBQ/Outside grill etc- £500 to spend- Help please
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Rooty

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725 posts

254 months

Monday 3rd June 2013
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Morning,

Yes, it's not a BBQ unless it uses charcoal and fire etc etc. So let's call it an outside gas grill.

I have around £500 to spend on one, would like 3 or 4 burners, hooded.

Obviously Weber seem to get the best reviews, but i was also looking at Napoleon or Billy-Oh- does anyone have experience of these? I have ruled out Outback as a few people have said that they rot quickly, is that correct?

Any help greatly appreciated.

Thanks,

James

Stumps690

482 posts

171 months

Monday 3rd June 2013
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I bought a Spirit E320 a couple of years ago and have never looked back! I still have a one touch which I use for smoking, but for everyday grilling gas all the way for me.

check out these guys http://www.birstall.co.uk/search_pictures.html?sea... they seem to be the cheapest stockists, aftercare is good too

Weber have changed the line up for 2013, so you could grab a bargain if your not fussed about last years model.

pikeyboy

2,349 posts

243 months

Tuesday 4th June 2013
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We just got a swiss grill from costco to replace an ageing outback. Pretty impressed so far

PedroB

512 posts

161 months

Tuesday 4th June 2013
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Weber Spirit range is great. Mine is 6 years old and still going strong.

SVX

2,188 posts

240 months

Tuesday 4th June 2013
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I'm a big fan of CADAC braais and my F-i-L has had his CADAC gas trolley braai for about 10 years, and it lives outside under a cover.

http://www.cadac.uk.com/

Doodles19

2,201 posts

202 months

Tuesday 4th June 2013
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boy said:
We just got a swiss grill from costco to replace an ageing outback. Pretty impressed so far
+1 for the Swiss Grill. Really enjoying ours.

Rooty

Original Poster:

725 posts

254 months

Tuesday 4th June 2013
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Doodles19 said:
+1 for the Swiss Grill. Really enjoying ours.
Cheers.

Which Swiss Grill model etc do you both have?

Doodles19

2,201 posts

202 months

Tuesday 4th June 2013
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Rooty said:
Cheers.

Which Swiss Grill model etc do you both have?
Swiss Grill i500ts for me.

pikeyboy

2,349 posts

243 months

Tuesday 4th June 2013
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Rooty said:
Doodles19 said:
+1 for the Swiss Grill. Really enjoying ours.
Cheers.

Which Swiss Grill model etc do you both have?
We have a zurich 360, it was on offer at 420 quid inc vat. Looks like marks n sparks do them too but are out of stock.

http://m.marksandspencer.com/mt/www.marksandspence...

Rooty

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725 posts

254 months

Wednesday 5th June 2013
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Doodles19 said:
Swiss Grill i500ts for me.
Last question. Are they pretty solid? Ie. when you take the good up do the hinges feel solid or does it flex from side to side? Reason I ask is that I want one that feels well built not flimsy, and unfortunately there are no stockists of the Swiss Grill around here for me to go and touch them

pikeyboy

2,349 posts

243 months

Wednesday 5th June 2013
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The hood is double skinned and feels very sturdy. Overall it seems well made and thought out.

Doodles19

2,201 posts

202 months

Wednesday 5th June 2013
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boy said:
The hood is double skinned and feels very sturdy. Overall it seems well made and thought out.
Yep I'd agree with that.