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Take your Weber kettle cooker on the go with this extra-large 18 in. Jumbo Joe charcoal BBQ grill. It's outfitted with a user-friendly tuck-n-carry lid lock so you can transport it effortlessly via the top-mounted handle. Get jumbo-sized output from this portable charcoal grill at tailgates, campsites or the beach, showcasing your cooking talents at any site no matter how remote.

Dimensions: H 19.7 in, W 20.5 in, D 19.7 in
Assembled Depth (in.) | 19.7 in |
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Assembled Height (in.) | 19.7 in |
Assembled Width (in.) | 20.5 in |
Accessories Included | No Additional Items Included |
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Assembly Required | Yes |
Color | Black |
Fits No. of Burgers | 15 |
Grill Color Family | Black |
Grill Grate/Surface Material | Chrome-Plated Steel |
Grill Material | Porcelain |
Grill/Smoker Category | Portable |
Grill/Smoker Features | Grease Pan |
Grill/Smoker Fuel Type | Charcoal |
Outdoor Living Product Type | Portable Grill |
Primary Cooking Space (sq. in.) | 240 |
Product Weight (lb.) | 21.5 lb |
Returnable | 90-Day |
Overall Grill Warranty | 10 Years Limited Warranty |
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Hi Steve! The dimensions w/ the lid closed are 19.7"H x 19.7"W x 20.5"D (inches). We hope this helps!
Hi James! This grill has a total cooking area of 240 square inches. We would recommend splitting the rack of ribs in half. Wood chips can be used however, we wouldn't recommend it as a fuel source but to add certain smoke flavors. We appreciate your interest and we're here to answer any other questions you may have. Thank you for being a Weber fan!
Hi Palu! No, Weber grills should not be used in an indoor setting and should only be used outside. Also the grill needs to be at least 24" away from combustible materials. Hope this helps!
Hi! This is a small unit. A chicken would fit or a very small turkey.
Hi! We can only suggest burning charcoal inside the grill for safety reasons. Hopefully, this helps.
Hello RJ, We would recommend against modifying the grill, and instead suggest that the Weber iGrill may be an accessory that would provide the feature you are looking to add. Using this device you can monitor either the temperature of the grill itself, or the meat that is being cooked, without having to modify your current grill. If you have any other questions, please reach out to our support team and they will be able to further assist you!
it would probably work, sounds like a good idea i would go to the store and look at a display you have a handle on the top and a four hole vent good luck
I have reviewed their website thoroughly and the only reference to parts and manufacturing are shown in the capture below. As with almost all products in today's GLOBAL economy, parts are typically sourced from all over the world, and I would assume this holds true with Weber. I am a Weber user going back nearly sixty years. Don't and won't grille on anything but a Weber Charcoal Kettle. A flavor that can't be duplicated. While the grilles ARE NOT what they once were (what the heck is?), IMO you won't find a better grille on the market. One only has to spend about five minutes perusing the Weber website to believe the product quality. Look at the warranties on any of their products. The replacement parts availability. The registration of your grille by serial number on EVERY Model.
Our Jumbo Joe grills are made in Illinois, incorporating globally sourced components.
No, this is not made in China.
I’m not sure why you want to move it and where but it is possible. I would recommend not moving it while hot however. With all Weber grills, close the top and bottom vents when you are finished cooking. This allows the grill to cool down in about a half hour. And you will be able to reuse the remaining coals. If you move it hot, close the vents and use gloves to pull the hoop over the lid and snap in place over the handle. You can then pick it up and move it.
If you put the lid on and lick it in place you can move it. However you do not want to store it or put in an enclosed space until fully cold.
Hello Annie, we highly advise against ever attempting to move a grill until it has cooled down. Thanks.
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