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Nickel-Plated Hinged Cooking Grate Is A Must-Have Grill Addition
Published On: 5/14/2018 Last Modified: 6/15/2025
Hinged grill grates are ideal for adding charcoal and wood without removing the grate completely.
An easy upgrade to make to a Weber Kettle is replacing the standard grate with a flip side grate.
This is a great feature to have for long cooks which may require adding charcoal or wood during the cook. It is also a perfect companion for the Slow ‘N Sear reviewed here. This model fits the 22 1/2 inch kettle and is made of heavy nickel-plated steel.
Check the price and order the Nickel Plated Hinged Cooking Grate from Amazon.
Product Information:
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Model:Weber 7436 Replacement Hinged Cooking Grate
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Item Price :40.00
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