I have been looking at new gas grills for the past year or so after I noticed on my 12 year old Weber the support bars on the bottom were very rusty and bending. I had replaced the burners/ignitors a few years ago and last year replaced the drip pieces below the burners.
Ember's Living in Colorado had some great videos on a variety of grills but I finally decided to go with the True Flame 32" freestanding model from them. It is made from 304 stainless even the .312" wide grates and cast burners. I liked the interior and exterior lights and decided to pull the trigger.
It arrived 4 days after ordering in numerous boxes with no issues. It took me about 60 minutes to put it together but I was extremely surprised EVERY screw lined up with the Pem nuts perfectly and they threaded easily. It has a tension nut on the lid that adjusts to easily lift or slow it down to close. This one is very similar to the Blaze but had a better warranty. The sheet metal has a thickness of .045" and seems to be pretty stout. It does require to be plugged in to an electrical outlet for the lights to work which is what I preferred.
Here is the link from Embers on the grill. Trevor (Embers owner) has some other good videos doing reviews on this grill.
Ember's Living in Colorado had some great videos on a variety of grills but I finally decided to go with the True Flame 32" freestanding model from them. It is made from 304 stainless even the .312" wide grates and cast burners. I liked the interior and exterior lights and decided to pull the trigger.
It arrived 4 days after ordering in numerous boxes with no issues. It took me about 60 minutes to put it together but I was extremely surprised EVERY screw lined up with the Pem nuts perfectly and they threaded easily. It has a tension nut on the lid that adjusts to easily lift or slow it down to close. This one is very similar to the Blaze but had a better warranty. The sheet metal has a thickness of .045" and seems to be pretty stout. It does require to be plugged in to an electrical outlet for the lights to work which is what I preferred.
Here is the link from Embers on the grill. Trevor (Embers owner) has some other good videos doing reviews on this grill.
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