Gourmet Guru Grill Specs

[Jim Woodell]

JaxxQ  Thank you for your question about specs on the Gourmet Guru Grill.  Our current grill has a 17" diameter grate.  It comes with all parts necessary to fully assemble it.  Following is a packing list for the grill: 

 

1.     The carton should contain the following items:

a.     1 Grill lower section (Fig. 1)

b.     1 Grill upper section or lid (Fig. 2)

c.      1 Fire box (Fig. 3)

d.     1 Fire ring (Fig. 4)

e.     1 Fire grate (Fig. 5)

f.       1 Cooking grate (Fig. 6)

g.     2 Upper and lower bands, identical (Preinstalled on grill)

h.     1 Hinge assembly (Fig 7)

i.        1 Draft door (Preinstalled on Lower Section)

j.       1 Vent cap with handle (Fig 8)

k.     1 Vent Cover (Fig 9)

l.        1 Thermometer with retainer clip (Fig 10)

m.  1 Grill lid handle assembly (Fig. 11)

2.     The following components are optional and not included in the carton:

a.     Optional fire grate divider (Fig. 12)

b.     Optional plate setter (Fig. 13)

c.      Ceramic grill feet (Fig. 14 for use with grill table and cabinet)

3.     The grill can be mounted in a roll around cart, table or cabinet system offered by Gourmet Guru Grill. 

 

You can get more information at www.gourmetgurugrill.com

 

Jim Woodell

[Cajun Ty]

Mr Jim thats a really nice grill

[JaxxQ]

excellent! Thanks Jim

[JaxxQ]

Your ceramics look pretty thick

 

[keeperovdeflame]

 Nice grill. Looks identical to a BGE.

 

[Jim Woodell]

The GGG was designed by Robert Foster who had both a large and Xlarge BGE.  The advantages of this design is the handles on the outside that make moving the grill much easier and safer.  The deminsion is a little less than the BGE large (17 inches on the GGG).  This enhances temperature control.  The GGG will heat up quickly and you can control the temperature down to 150 F or you can go very high (700 +) quickly.