It was my old gas grill that did that to the siding. It exhausted out the back and right up the siding.
May I know where you got the ash catcher from? And if possible the part number?Gutty96 wrote: ↑Kettles are the gold standard for this price, you can pick a sale or clearance kettle and build your table for it.
That's the route I went.
Original Kettle - $75
Ash catcher - $40 (must have for a wood tablel
Hinged grate - $25
Lumber - $100-$150
All in for around $200-$300, depending on what you get the kettle for.
That said, If you want to just go for a charcoal with side table and not build. This is a warm deal for sure.
One of these but I don't recall which one.keyser-soze wrote: ↑ May I know where you got the ash catcher from? And if possible the part number?
xtrmDeals wrote: ↑ Worst customer service ever. Buy American. At least the thought of getting sued forces good customer service. My Napoleon caught fire (defect), burnt me (perm scar) and they refused to do anything about it (eventually they replaced the parts).
Go Weber guys or any other brand.
P.S. I'm proudly Canadian and always buy Canadian products first IF it makes sense.
This is 100% not the the case. Great service on my bbq and fireplace. Never had an issue, years after, with replacement free parts.
What do mean "this is 100% not the case?" I'm not making this up. Anyway, to each their own. Moving on. I wish everyone the best of luck and savoury food with this BBQ.MakeItCheap wrote: ↑
Your backyard needs some work, but your BBQ is perfectGutty96 wrote: ↑ Kettles are the gold standard for this price, you can pick a sale or clearance kettle and build your table for it.
That's the route I went.
Original Kettle - $75
Ash catcher - $40 (must have for a wood tablel
Hinged grate - $25
Lumber - $100-$150
All in for around $200-$300, depending on what you get the kettle for.
That said, If you want to just go for a charcoal with side table and not build. This is a warm deal for sure.
As someone who has had both a Napoleon and a Weber charcoal grill, they are not the same quality. Weber is vastly superior. The service with Weber was much better but that doesn't matter much when you're buying from Costco. Any issues and you can just take it back.xxxibgdrgn wrote: ↑ I hear Napoleon makes almost same quality as Weber, so if you were planning on getting premium Kettle at full price, you can get this. The upside for getting this is stability, and table. Other things are the same like porcelain grill and size of the grill.
despite costco's great return policy. i'm one of the people who would try to avoid costco's return line as much as possible. Everytime I have to return something I have to block out at least a couple of hours of my day. Part of me think this is costco's strategy to curb people from returning items, by purposely making you wait at least an hour to return anything.WildPegasus wrote: ↑ As someone who has had both a Napoleon and a Weber charcoal grill, they are not the same quality. Weber is vastly superior. The service with Weber was much better but that doesn't matter much when you're buying from Costco. Any issues and you can just take it back.
Lol, thanks. I do love that bbq.TransporterSD wrote: ↑ Your backyard needs some work, but your BBQ is perfect
it just depends on your luck as well as time of day. i've had times where i literally walk in and either i'm going straight to the return desk or i'm next or 2nd. sometimes, i have to wait 15 to 30 mins. had never waited for hours. in all honesty, it's mostly people returning clotheS or are complaining about something that takes forever for the return. whenever i'm the one who's doing a return, i'm always done within 5 mins tops or 10 if the manager was away.RadioDude wrote: ↑ despite costco's great return policy. i'm one of the people who would try to avoid costco's return line as much as possible. Everytime I have to return something I have to block out at least a couple of hours of my day. Part of me think this is costco's strategy to curb people from returning items, by purposely making you wait at least an hour to return anything.
Ditto man. Sent a picture to Napoleon of I aiming a laser thermometer at the middle of the lid handle. 279F.xtrmDeals wrote: ↑ Worst customer service ever. Buy American. At least the thought of getting sued forces good customer service. My Napoleon caught fire (defect), burnt me (perm scar) and they refused to do anything about it (eventually they replaced the parts).
Go Weber guys or any other brand.
P.S. I'm proudly Canadian and always buy Canadian products first IF it makes sense.
Sounds familiar. after a 1 year of back and forth emails the unit met the recycler.
Wives?
Say you won it in the office pool.
Never with the napoleon, but i was looking for a cheaper rotisserie for a weber kettle and found this:turbo_slug wrote: ↑ Anyone successfully add a rotisserie ring to their napoleon kettle? Seems impossible to find one that fits. The napoleon is 22.5", so it's on the larger side, and the hinged lid design makes it a pain to add the rotisserie ring.
The problem with the hinged lid design is that you wouldn't be able to close the lid if an extra ring was added.retr0 wrote: ↑ Never with the napoleon, but i was looking for a cheaper rotisserie for a weber kettle and found this:
https://www.amazon.ca/gp/product/B01H19 ... _415914110
Works like a charm, and in theory should fit any 22.5".
Use it maybe 5-10 times a year, and hasn't let me down yet, highly recommend instead of paying for branded prices.
Ahh yes.. That makes sense.. Need something more like a 22.5 joteisserie... Foil the lid? Search kijiji for old 22.5" models just for a lid ? Meh, kind of janky solutions....turbo_slug wrote: ↑ The problem with the hinged lid design is that you wouldn't be able to close the lid if an extra ring was added.
The hinged lid is on that silver center ring. From some assembly videos, I saw that the ring is held in place by 2 screws which, as far as I can tell, are only there to help stabilize the unit while the lid is open, so the lid won't topple over. Those screws might also assist with the swiveling of the lid assembly.turbo_slug wrote: ↑ The problem with the hinged lid design is that you wouldn't be able to close the lid if an extra ring was added.
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