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BIFL grill?
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this post was submitted on 07 Aug 2026
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For this I think the answer is Weber. You can get replacement parts easily and I assume a natural gas conversion kit for any of their propane models. There is a small performance difference with natural gas but it's infinitely more convenient
The Australian market has ones that can correct directly to natural gas without a kit, so might be worth looking at overseas shops if there too if only propane and conversion kits are available.