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THE WORLD’S FINEST BARBECUE GRILLS THE WORLD’S FINEST BARBECUE GRILLS WEBER® Q® GRILLS Weber® Q® 100 series 8 Weber® Q® 200 series 10 GAS GRILLS Spirit® E-200™/300™ series 14 Genesis® S-300™ series 16 Summit® S-600™ series 18 CHARCOAL GRILLS Smokey Joe® 22 Go-Anywhere® 24 Compact® 26 One-Touch® Original 28 One-Touch® Premium 30 Ranch® Kettle 32 TABLE OF CONTENTS ACCESSORIES Weber Style™ accessories 36 Weber Original™ accessories 37 Weber accessories 40 THE WORLD’S FINEST BARBECUE GRILLS THE STORY OF WEBER A Spark of Inspiration Back in 1951, a love of good barbecue lit a fire under George Stephen. An employee of Weber Brothers Metal Works just outside of Chicago, George welded metal buoys for a local yacht club. But that’s not all he did: George loved to grill. With a growing family at home, he found grilling the perfect way to relax, but couldn’t find a grill on the market that lived up to his high expectations. The most popular grill of the day was a flat open brazier— a product George found woefully under-engineered. He knew there had to be a better way. WEBER GRILL HISTORY Born From A Buoy One day, George was about to weld two buoy halves together when the idea hit: Why not use the bottom half for the cooking bowl, and the top half for the lid to create a grill? Piece by piece, his vision started coming together. He then added a handle and three legs and took his crazy-looking contraption home to test. Poking some holes in George’s Theory As the story goes, when George first tried out his prototype, it didn’t work quite as hoped. No matter how hard he tried, it just wouldn’t stay lit. A neighbor peering over the back fence offered a little friendly advice, “Poke some holes in that thing so the fire can get some air!” So George WEBER GRILL HISTORY 4 did, and the flames of invention finally kept burning. Have Kettle, Will Travel 5 T Shortly after, all of George’s neighbors HE WORLD’S FINEST BARBECUE GRILLS gathered around to enjoy a taste of the best steak they ever had in their lives. George figured he was really on to something, so he packed up “George’s Barbecue Kettle” and hit the road, demonstrating his funny looking creation at mom-and-pop hardware stores across the country. The rest, as they say, is history. The Next Big Thing in Outdoor Cooking More than 30 years later, Weber introduced the ground-breaking Genesis® gas grill with a revolutionary new cooking system that would set the standard for all that followed. Unlike other gas grills of the time that used messy and flare-up-prone lava rock, the Genesis® used an ingenious system of metal bars angled to the perfect pitch to distribute heat and channel drippings away from the food. That meant fewer flare-ups and easier clean-up. Pure perfection. Grilling Evolves Nothing would have made George happier than to see grilling rise to an art form. With clever features and the ultimate cooking system, the newest products take grilling to a whole new level. WWW.WEBERINDIA.COM WEBER EXPERIENCE CENTER INDIA NOW ENJOYS THE WORLD’S BEST TASTE IN BARBECUE GRILLS WELCOME TO THE WORLD OF GRILLING The age of the global Indian is here. With international lifestyle come new culinary tastes... today we find more people experimenting with newer cuisines unlike in the past. On the grill today, the popular kebab rubs shoulders with a juicy steak or satay sticks... and even delicious desserts such as grilled chocolate brownies go hand-in-hand with pineapple skewers and ice cream! In the last couple of years, thousands of Indians have discovered the Weber barbecue experience. Wherever there’s a barbecue happening on a Weber, there is a crowd of people... friends, family, fun and flavorsome food just go hand in hand with Weber. So much so, Weber grills today finds pride of WEBER EXPERIENCE CENTER place in balconies, terraces and gardens of Indian homes. Isn’t it time you got one? 6 WEBER EXPERIENCE CENTER IN INDIA 7 T FOR A TO Z OF GRILLING HE WORLD’S FINEST BARBECUE GRILLS Welcome to India’s first ever Weber Experience Center. Everything you wanted to know about grilling... now under one roof. Q Showcases the complete range of Weber charcoal and gas grills and accessories Q Grilling specialists to help you choose the right grill Q Great place for barbecue fans to learn more about the fine art of grilling Q Interactive grill demos and cookout sessions Q Resource center for all things ‘grill’ The Weber Experience Center is not just a one-stop destination for barbecue enthusiasts to see the entire range of Weber barbecue grills and accessories, but also a place to experience firsthand, the fun and fine art of barbecue grilling with Weber’s “License to Grill” sessions. Specialist chefs on the Weber panel showcase the finer nuances of grilling and share barbecue tips and recipes. What’s more, there’s a Weber for every occasion and space – for balconies during the rains, or your garden during fine weather and even portable grills you can take along for picnics. Step into the Weber Experience Center and allow Weber to help you select one that suits your needs. Happy grilling! WWW.WEBERINDIA.COM WEBER® Q® GRILL GRILLS COOKING SYSTEM ® Q ® Cast-Aluminum Lid and Body We test our grills in extreme weather conditions—from high humidity to bitter cold to salt water environments—all to ensure that materials will hold up, even in the harshest conditions. WEBER Porcelain-Enameled Cast-Iron Cooking Grates The porcelain-enameled, cast-iron cooking grate conducts heat evenly across the entire surface. Stainless Steel Burner Our gas grills are engineered with heavy-walled stainless steel burners for years of dependable service. Removable Catch Pan A removable catch pan makes clean-up easy. GRILLS ® Q ® WEBER 8 WWW.WEBERINDIA.COM 9 T 100 SERIES HE WORLD’S FINEST BARBECUE GRILLS Weber® Q® 100 Gas Grill 200 SERIES Weber® Q® 200 Gas Grill 100 GAS GRILL 100 GAS ® Q ® WEBER EXTERIOR DIMENSIONS AND COOKING AREAS Dimensions (lid open) Total Cooking Area Main Burners Gas Grill Cooking Grates Height x Width x Depth (square centimeters) (BTU-per-hour input) Weber® Q® 100 60 cm x 69 cm x 52 cm 1219 8,500 porcelain-enameled, cast-iron Weber® Q® Grill Cover #6550 Fitted, heavy-duty cover. Elastic side bands and front draw cord keep it secure. Fits Weber® Q® 100 series grills. ™ GRILLS Weber Original Small Stainless Steel ® Fish Basket #6470 Q ® Flexible wire design adjusts to hold a variety of food sizes and shapes. Dishwasher safe. WEBER 10 ACCESSORIES Accessories sold separately. WWW.WEBERINDIA.COM 11 T VERSATILITY IS KING HE WORLD’S FINEST BARBECUE GRILLS WEBER® Q® 100 GAS GRILL 1 Quick Start The push of a single button starts the grill quickly and easily. 2 Cast-Iron Cooking Grate The porcelain-enameled, cast-iron cooking grate conducts heat evenly across the entire cooking surface. 3 Stainless Steel Burner 8,500 BTU-per-hour input main burner. 1 2 4 Removable Catch Pan A removable catch pan makes 3 clean-up easy. 5 5 Convenient Fuel Source 4 Our gas grills are set-up for use with Indian LPG cylinders. item: 386037 2 3 4 FEATURES 200 GAS GRILL 200 GAS ® Q ® WEBER EXTERIOR DIMENSIONS AND COOKING AREAS Dimensions (lid open and tables out) Total Cooking Area Main Burners Gas Grill Cooking Grates Height x Width x Depth (square centimeters) (BTU-per-hour input) Weber® Q® 200 66 cm x 130.5 cm x 61.7 cm 1806 12,000 porcelain-enameled, cast-iron Weber® Q® Rolling Cart #6549 This ingenious quick-folding cart can be used as a grill stand or as a caddy to transport the Weber® Q® grill. ® ® GRILLS Weber Q Griddle #6505 ® Porcelain-enameled, cast-iron griddle Q ® expands cooking possibilities. Fits Weber® Q® 200 series gas grills. WEBER 12 ACCESSORIES Accessories sold separately. WWW.WEBERINDIA.COM 13 T READY, SET, ON THE GO HE WORLD’S FINEST BARBECUE GRILLS WEBER® Q® 200 GAS GRILL 1 Fold-Out Tables Two handy fold-out tables with clips underneath to store grilling tools. 2 Cast-Iron Cooking Grate The porcelain-enameled, cast-iron cooking grate conducts heat evenly across the entire cooking surface. 3 Stainless Steel Burner 12,000 BTU-per-hour input main burner. 4 Quick Start The push of a single button starts the grill quickly and easily. 1 5 Convenient Fuel Source Our gas grills are set-up for use with Indian LPG cylinders. 6 Removable Catch Pan 4 A removable catch pan makes 2 clean-up easy. 3 5 6 item: 396037 1 2 6 FEATURES GAS GRILL COOKING SYSTEM GAS GRILL GAS Cookbox The cookbox rests in the cart and houses the components of the cooking system. Grease Management System Grease collection system allows the grease to funnel away from the burners for easy clean-up. Cooking Grates All of Weber’s cooking grates retain heat evenly and sear foods beautifully. Burner Tubes Weber’s burners are made of high-grade stainless steel, which will stand up to the small amounts of water found in liquid propane and natural gas. Controls for each burner give you the ability to grill by the direct or indirect method. The burners are spaced to provide heat across the entire cooking grate. The burner valves have infinite control settings, so you can fine-tune the heat levels.
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