The Genesis II really don't lend themselves to being built-in, but of course all things are possible with enough time and money. I suggest you review the assembly documents with your builder and make a plan for how you will mount it and provide access to the grease pan. You may find it's better to begin with a grill that's designed to be built-in. I would suggest Wolf, DCS, Blaze, others which follow standard sizes. Weber makes a couple Summit models for built-in use, but they are not standard sizes and can't easily be replaced with a different grill when they rust out. Both have steel fireboxes, so they eventually rust out.
Built for hosting the event of the season or for enjoying a low-key night grilling your family’s beloved rotisserie chicken recipe. The large cooking area, and vast features of the Summit® S-460 built-in gas grill, brings world-class taste to the comfort of your backyard. Island not included.•...
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With its six burners, 10-year warranty, and Slideframe design, the Weber Summit S-660 built-in natural gas grill brings bold taste to the backyard.
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If you are set on using the S-435, consider which version of the S-435 you can get in Chile. There are several differences that will affect your design.
2022 S-435
Last year's S-435:
If you are buying last year's S-435, I am happy to measure for you. Just mark up some pictures from the manual with the dimensions you need.
