Specification
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #84926 in Lawn & Patio
- Color: Black
- Brand: Bond
- Model: 80102
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: 16.34" h x
17.56" w x
26.20" l,
.5 pounds
Features
- 10,000 BTU's
- Total cooking surface: 266 square inches
- Cooking grate: porcelain coated cast steel
- Electronic piezo ignition
- Stainless steel burner
Product Description
This Bond gas grill will meet your portable outdoor grilling needs. It has a total of 10,000 BTU's. The cooking surface grate is made of porcelain coated cast steel. It has an electonic piezo ignition. It has a stainless steel burner . In addition it features a hood thermometer.
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
6 of 6 people found the following review helpful.
Cooks well!
By Alex
I'm updating my review now that I have grilled a few times and have found some other things.1. The GrillPros:-Lid that fastens shut-Drip pan-Temperature gauge-Push to start-Foldable legs - Directions don't say that it is to be used for table top grilling, but it sits several inches up and might work.-Large grilling spaceCons:-Drip pan doesn't lock into place, I see this falling out in transportation. Maybe I'll just have to pull it out and throw it inside.-Table top grilling isn't mentioned in the instructions-Dial to turn gas on seems a little flimsy. If it breaks (or annoys me) it shouldn't be a problem to buy a replacement. I'm pretty sure that most will have the same fittings.-Electric start never worked, it produced a spark strong enough to shock me but never made a good connection. I've considered attempting to rewire it.-Hinge nails don't secure well enough. I lost 1 in transportation but was able to replace it with a bolt and a wingnut that works fantastic. Less than a $1 fix.2. AssemblyIf you aren't one who likes to build things, you might want to think again. You actually might want to think again about purchasing a product from Amazon as I'm not aware of any that come completely built. Your best bet might be purchasing a display model or something from a store or finding someone who doesn't mind giving a helping hand. The instructions claim that this is a 20 minute project. I spent somewhere between an hour and an hour and a half, but I think I also went the extra mile (see below).That being said, it isn't too difficult. The grill comes with a phillips screwdriver which claims to be the only tool you need. I disagree with this statement. At the minimum you would also need a wrench or pliers, I used needle nose pliars. This can be used to hold the nut as you screw, but is also the only way that you will be able to tighen the handles as the screws come out of the handles. No way a screw driver would help there. I'd also recommend a socket wrench. 8mm and 10mm for the two types of nuts. While this isn't required, I wanted to go the extra mile and tighten down the handles and the hinges so that my grill doesn't fall apart.The last comment I would like to make is that the instructions are usable but by no means perfect. I found one notable mistake in regards to how the igniter fastens into the grill. The instructions have it wrong. I was able to make it work, but the wire does tend to fall out. I wedged it in but it still wouldn't ignite. I use an aim'flame which is required by most propane camping gear anyway. Clearly not the end of the world that this doesn't work. The instructions include pictures to assist but you might need to take a double or triple take.Once it is put together the thing is sturdy. The lid can be opened without the grill falling over (this happened camping once and started a small fire). There are also 1 extra of each of the washers/nuts.3. The grillingThe grilling works great. Lots of space allows me to easily cook enough food for what I need it. You can easily fit 8 burgers on this thing, 10-12 if you are good about where you put them. My first propane tank gave out on my during my 4th grilling. This sounds about right considering that I had the grill run for sometime before I used it to burn off any chemicals and because the first time I used it I made potatoes which needed about 40 minutes to cook. This thing will easily get up to 500 degrees on medium which so I'll go to medium low for my grilling.My initial rating was 3 stars because I hadn't grilled with it yet. I would like to up that to 3 and a half if I could. I don't want to go 4 or 5 because of the defects with the hinge, igniter, and the assembly being a bit complicated. Other than those things, its a great grill and I have no buyers remorse.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful.
Works great, easy to assemble
By Kenneth Deking
It took me 45 minutes to unpack, sort the parts and put the grill together. At first the number of small parts seems a little daunting, but I read all of the instructions before I started, followed the directions and it was very easy. The only tricky part is installing the little screw in the bottom that holds the burner in place. The heat deflector in the bottom is tricky to hold in place while you do this and if you have another set of hands available this would be the only place where they would help. I cheated a little, I have a nice little 1/4 in drive socket set that worked a lot better than the odd little wrench that is supplied. I use a 20 lb propane tank with a 5 ft hose designed for the purpose and it works beautifully. After heating the unit for about 10 minutes to burn off any oils from the manufacturing process I cooked 2 big thick steaks and it cooked them perfectly.If you are even just a little bit handy with tools this is a snap.Sorry Mr. engineer, but I'm no genius, I'm just careful and I follow directions well.I recommend this product.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful.Good Grill for the Money
By E. Jacob
I bought this grill from my local grocery store because it was on sale for $39.99, a lot cheaper than Amazon! I had no trouble getting it put together and frankly, didn't have any of the problems many of these reviews indicate. The push starter worked on the first try and every try since. The drip tray does come loose when traveling, but the easy solution to that is to just put it inside the locked lid. The grill grate is not very heavy duty and will not probably last a very long time, hence the reason for four stars and not five. However, a person shouldn't expect this to be as sturdy or well made as a cast iron grill (e.g. a Weber) or other such brand that costs between $100.00 and $150.00! I have cooked steak, hamburgers, hotdogs, and chicken, all of which came out very good and cooked very fast.This grill is well worth the money, even at $49.00, which is what it was Amazon had it for last month (barring a local sale that outpriced AMazon). It has gone up since then, and may be getting into a price range that is not competitive anymore!
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