
Weber Q 2800N Propane Gas Grill With Stand
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The Weber Q 2800N is a two-burner freestanding propane grill with a cart-style stand, built for small patios, balconies and couples who want real gas grilling without a full-size unit. Its two stainless steel burners put out 22,000 BTUs across 320 square inches of porcelain-enameled cast-iron grates, and the Plus Burner lets it hold either very low or very high heat, from about 250°F up to 700°F. The high-dome lid fits a whole chicken or a roast. Against larger three- and four-burner grills it gives up cooking area and side burners, but it heats fast, sears well and is easier to move and store. Reviewers of the Q line generally praise build quality and even heat; the common complaints are assembly time and a small work area.
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Lowest price we've seen: $599.00 on Nov 15 at Ace Hardware. Tracked across 3 stores since Nov 15.
Owners of the Weber Q series describe reliable ignition, even heat and solid build for a compact grill. Complaints center on assembly time and the limited cooking surface.
The Weber Q 2800N is a freestanding propane gas grill that comes with its own stand. It has two stainless steel burners that produce 22,000 total BTUs, with 18,000 from the main burners. A Plus Burner (+) setting reaches and holds extra-high or low temperatures.
The 320 sq. in. cooking area uses porcelain-enameled cast-iron grates, which hold heat for even cooking and searing. The temperature range runs from 250°F to 700°F for baking, roasting and high-heat searing. A high-dome lid makes room for larger foods such as whole chickens.
Controls are knobs, and ignition is electronic. A temperature gauge is built in. Assembly is required.






