Mark Foreman
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The one for the spirit is: 1.19"H x 22.67"W x 17.29"D.
Genesis II full size griddle - new
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Jim C in Denver
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6787 is sized for spirit.
23 x 17
23 x 17
DanHoo
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Weber 6787 Carbon Steel Full Size Griddle For Spirit 300 Series Gas Grills : BBQGuys
Griddle whenever you want on the grill you already have with the Spirit Full-Size Griddle. Engineered to seamlessly fit your Spirit 300 series gas grill, you can transform the entire grilling surface in seconds. Constructed of durable carbon steel, this griddle leverages your grill's superior...
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For $200 I think I'd go another direction.
Jon Tofte
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That's the right one for an old Genesis. I guess you would have to compare to other options to determine its value. I know the "Crafted Kitchen" one is only about 3/4 of a Spirit and therefore a classic Genesis surface. It's goes for about $110, but you also need the Crafted Kitchen special subgrate to hold it. Of course, with that, you also can use their other accessories. I am actually looking at that to install on my 1st gen Summit which uses the same grates as an older Genesis. If I am right, the Crafted Kitchen grate would span three of the four burners on my Summit which I think would be a very positive thing whether cooking at moderate temperatures (griddle, wok, etc.) or getting that sear grate they offer really nice and hot.Weber 6787 Carbon Steel Full Size Griddle For Spirit 300 Series Gas Grills : BBQGuys
Griddle whenever you want on the grill you already have with the Spirit Full-Size Griddle. Engineered to seamlessly fit your Spirit 300 series gas grill, you can transform the entire grilling surface in seconds. Constructed of durable carbon steel, this griddle leverages your grill's superior...
For $200 I think I'd go another direction.
Bruce
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Yah, I think a standalone griddle costs just a bit more.Weber 6787 Carbon Steel Full Size Griddle For Spirit 300 Series Gas Grills : BBQGuys
Griddle whenever you want on the grill you already have with the Spirit Full-Size Griddle. Engineered to seamlessly fit your Spirit 300 series gas grill, you can transform the entire grilling surface in seconds. Constructed of durable carbon steel, this griddle leverages your grill's superior...
For $200 I think I'd go another direction.
Member's Mark 4-Burner Outdoor Gas Griddle - Sam's Club
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Or this. And don't discount it on size. It is not much smaller than a Genesis Silver B cooking surface.
Member's Mark 22" Tabletop Griddle - Sam's Club
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Jon Tofte
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LMichaels
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One thing I like is it's stainless steel. Back in the 60s my mom lusted after a corning ware flat top electric range. No clue why. They were awful devices. Anyway she got one, and with it a large "deep" griddle tri ply in all SS exterior. I have inherited it and I gotta say I LOVE the thing.
Jon Tofte
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$125 (right now, anwyay) is a lot more palatable to the wallet. It looks to fit, with just a little needed breathing room, in an older Genesis or a 3-burner Spirit. I wonder how a Genesis 1000 setup with one of these would compare to the new stand-alone options from Weber, Blackstone and Members Mark?
LMichaels
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I think if you took out the flavorizer bars it would do quite favorably. Find something like that grill I picked up a couple weeks ago for $0 solid but in need of cleaning and bars, throw a cheap set of grates on it to simply hold up the griddle, a little elbow grease and you got yourself a pretty fine griddle I would think
Mark Foreman
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Good point. But as I pointed out earlier, I am down to a WSK and Genesis Ii and no longer need or want more grills.
I used it last night and it worked really well. It’s made of carbon steel.
Jon Tofte
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I think for your situation and what you are wanting to do it is a fine choice. It is just hard to see why they need to charge that much for just the flat metal, compared to buying a whole separate griddle, but I do think you can count on it being well made. It sounds like it will work perfectly for your needs.
Bruce
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I would like to know how thick it is?
Mark Foreman
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The Weber one is 3/8 inch
Bruce
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Wow. Better than I thought. If I needed (wanted) a griddle, that is the route I would go.....Gotta love the SS.
Edit: On second thought. I find that hard to believe that it is 3/8" thick. It says it weighs 14.5 lbs. I would think that thing would weigh double that or more if it was 3/8" thick.
Edit: On second thought. I find that hard to believe that it is 3/8" thick. It says it weighs 14.5 lbs. I would think that thing would weigh double that or more if it was 3/8" thick.
Mark Foreman
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I looked at their website and theirs weighs 16 lbs and has a cross base on the bottom. The Weber one I bought weighs 26 pounds. Sorry if I caused confusion…
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Steve-G
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I actually received a smaller version of that SS Little Griddle for Christmas to use on my Silver B. I wanted to dabble with the whole griddle experience before fully committing to a bigger version.
Little Griddle Sizzle-Q SQ180
The stainless steel is about 0.075" thick, and the whole thing weighs 8.75 lbs. It is 17.75" wide x 13.125" deep x 3" tall. A magnet does stick to it.
Unfortunately, the one piece of information that you probably want is something I can't provide. I haven't cooked on it yet, so I don't know how it performs. Sorry.
Little Griddle Sizzle-Q SQ180
The stainless steel is about 0.075" thick, and the whole thing weighs 8.75 lbs. It is 17.75" wide x 13.125" deep x 3" tall. A magnet does stick to it.
Unfortunately, the one piece of information that you probably want is something I can't provide. I haven't cooked on it yet, so I don't know how it performs. Sorry.