Specification
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #73847 in Lawn & Patio
- Color: Metallic
- Brand: Fuego
- Model: EG01AMG
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: 42.00" h x
21.00" w x
21.00" l,
72.00 pounds
Features
- Convenience of Gas in a Smart New Design/ No Charcoal Required
- 24000 btu Dual Zone Burner/ Zone 1 to Bake/ Barbecue and Roast/ Zone 2 Burner to Generate Convection Heat
- Cast Iron Grill Grates
- Wood Prep Tray Tucked Under the Cast Iron Grill Top that Can Hold Tools/ Bowls and Beverages
- Proper Storage with a Removable Front Panel Keeps the Tank Out of Sight but Within Easy Reach
Product Description
Element grills by Fuego represent the start of something new. They are the cool of innovation, the no nonsense of functionality, the hottest things to hit barbecuing since the burger. The element grill gives you the convenience of gas in a smart new design. Direct and indirect options for complete control no matter what your cooking style. No charcoal required. It features a 24,000 btu dual zone burner. Use zone 1 to bake, barbecue and roast or close the roasting lid to utilize zone 2 burner to generate convection heat. Barbecue and smoke with the roasting lid. Element uses cast iron because is the best material for maximum heat conduction. Tucked under the cast iron grill top is a wood prep tray that can hold tools, bowls, and beverages, you name it. Proper storage with a removable front panel keeps the tank out of sight, but within easy reach. Elements electronic ignition dial gives you complete control over temperature and dual zone burners. Patent pending.
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
5 of 5 people found the following review helpful.
By Markallen
I read all the reviews and I was more confused. Because it looks so great, I decided to risk it all and buy the top of the line stainless one. Turns out I made the right decision. It cooks great, it looks great and it's as simple as it gets. The only reason I give it a four star is because the latch system for the cover is kind of a drag. Get the cloth cover for the grill to protect it, however, it does not protect it from mice!! The first time I went to use it, I opened the lid and a mouse had built a nest on top of the grate and was there looking at me! My wife had to come out and rescue me from this horrible sight. The critter jumped into the grease catcher where it was easily transported to freedom. I love the grill. My wife loves the grill. The mouse, not so much.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful.
By Diaz Fam.
Beautiful grill that will decorate your terrace or lounge area. Heats up very rapidly so it's perfect for searing or pizza making. Can get up to 800 degrees in the mid of winter. The little side table that comes out from the side is all I need to set up the plate to pick up the food. I've not had the door problem reported by other reviewers.
3 of 4 people found the following review helpful.
By Kathy Mene
As I'm a sucker for great design, I purchased this grill designed by Robert Brunner who was previously the Head of Industrial Design at Apple. The grill is indeed beautiful in real life, with it's stainless steel perforated body, it's thoughtfully designed goldenleaf chestnut wood swing-out prep tray and sleek design. I purchased the optional natural gas attachment which makes quick connecting to the main gas line a snap and negates the need for refilling propane bottles. Dual heat zones rated at 24,000 btu provide direct and indirect heat sources which are great for everything from grilling to making pizzas with the use of a pizza stone. The only thing that is disappointing, is the door design. I can't believe they messed up this badly on this detail. The door is a swing out style that conceals the propane bottle. Two small phlanges insert into the main part of the enclosure on each side. If you so much as breath on it or look at it sideways, the door falls off. I have tried, on countless occasions, for upwards of 30 minutes to reattach it, with no success. Sigh. Well, hopefully they will correct this on future models. For me, I'm looking into buying a welding kit to solve the problem for once and for all.
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