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BIFL grill?
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this post was submitted on 07 Aug 2026
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Seconding Weber.
It's not the only good brand out there. But no matter what type of grill or grill-adjacent hardware, Weber is safe for BIFL.
My Weber charcoal grill is second-hand, from a friend who really didn't take care of it. But even after years of abuse, it's still in great shape without any rust. I didn't even need to replace the grate, just thoroughly clean it.
My Weber smoker is 15+ years old. When a handle on the door came loose, they sent me a whole new replacement door at no charge (since the handle isn't intended to come off).