• 3-burner propane grill; 42,000 Btu's; 637 inches total cooking area
• 507 square inches cooking area; 130 square inches warming rack
• Fully enclosed stainless steel cart; porcelain-enameled cooking grates
• 12,000 BTU input flush-mount side burner
• 2 heavy-duty front locking casters and 2 heavy-duty back swivel casters

Weber Genesis E-320 LP Gas Grill, Black, Features An Enclosed Cart With Corresponding Painted Steel Doors, Stainless Steel Handles & Accent Colored Painted Side & Rear Panels, Grills Have Accent Colored Painted Steel Frame & A Porcelain Enameled Shroud With A Center Mounted Thermometer & Accent Colored Painted Cast Aluminum End Caps, Cooking System Is Rated At 42,000 BTUs, With 12,000 BTU Per HR Input Flush Mount Side Burner, Includes 3 Seamless Stainless Steel Burners & A Crossover Ignition System, Cooking Grates Are Porcelain Enamel Cast Iron With Porcelain Enameled Steel Flavorizer Bars, Primary Cooking Area Measures 507 SQIN, Warming Rack Area Measures 130 SQIN, Giving A Total Cooking Area Of 637 SQIN, Other Features Include 6 Tool Holders, Precision Fuel Gauge, 2 Heavy Duty Front Locking Casters & 2 Heavy Duty Back Swivel Casters, Tank Not Included, Limited Warranty, Weber Cookbook Included.

Let me start by saying that my last Weber gas grill was 13 years old when I replaced it with the Genesis E-320. During that 13 years I used it 1-2 times per week. I never replaced anything on the grill. In fact, I don't even think I cleaned the flavor bars more than once during that time.

When I put together the new grill, the first thing I noticed is that there are no plastic connectors or end caps like my last one. The end pieces are heavy cast aluminum, and all of the connectors are metal. I took me and a buddy and hour and a half(and a couple of beers)to put it together. I admit you have to study the instructions, but if you follow them precisely, the grill goes together well - and talk about SOLID - no sloppiness in any of the parts or fit - this grill is built to last. Cooking on this thing is a dream. Nice, even heat and easy to control. I even smoked and cooked a huge brisket all day at 200 degrees and it was delicious!

I have to admit that I did a ton of research on gas grills before I bought this one. I was sucked in by the lure of lower priced grills with big cooking surfaces and extra features. Then I read the reviews - most of the other cheaper brands live up to the old "you get what you pay for" maxim. Then I realized I was just having a brain cramp. If my last Weber lasted that long, why would I even consider anything but another Weber? Why buy 3-4 grils over 10-12 years at $300 - $400 a throw when you can just buy one Weber? I also like the fact that the Genesis and Summit grills are still made in Indiana - that's right still made in the USA! The Spirit line and kettles are now made in China. Trust me, you will never regret buying this Weber!

This is the BEST grill we've ever owned... and boy have we owned our share!!! We were looking for a grill with a large cooking surface, a side burner, and either cast iron or stainless steel cooking grates. We wanted to stay away from grills with porcelain or ceramic coated cooking grates as they begin to corrode within 2 years. The more comsumer reports and product reviews we read about the Genesis E-320, the more convinced we became that this was the grill for us so we decided to bite the bullet and pay a little extra than what we wanted to spend. In the last 7 years, we've purchased 3 grills at an average of $375 each and have had to replace them every 2 to 2½ years. So after reading all the reports/reviews which boast that Weber grills last at least 10 years, it made perfect sense to us.

After we were set to purchase the E-320, we discovered the EP-320 which has the stainless steel cooking grates we prefer for an additional $50 and went with that one. We've only had it a couple of months but are using it quite often and WE LOVE IT!!!

Weber Genesis 3757301 EP-320 Green LP Grill W/ Premium Grill

Nice grill. Looks and works well. Took about 2 hours to assemble with mediocre instructions (images but scarce written instructions).

We have just replaced our 12 year old weber with a Genesis E-320. The old grill still works and is being recycled on craigslist. I compared lots of grills and ended up back with a Weber. The current weber designs aren't significantly different than my original weber, but why change a good design. I was a little leery ordering a 200 lbs. grill over the internet, but the Amazon transaction couldn't have been smoother. The grill arrived in good shape and was assembled that evening. The instructions were fairly straightforward and surprisingly with no extra parts left over. This grill is designed like a tank and I'm sure will easily last as long as its predecessor. I tried grilling today, with excellent results. I highly recommend this product.

More than I ever expected to pay for a grill, but WOW, was it worth it!
Great quality, sturdy and very good looking.
Cooks evenly, I don't have to keep checking pieces, they all cook the same.
I did have to learn a bit though, after the ol' one burner Sunbeam, but easy lessons with advice from WEBER booklet. Grid cleanup is easy, and drip pan is a breeze. The gas guage is a plus, do not know how accurate it is, but have not run out unexpectedly yet!

Entertaining on the deck is much better now!

Love this thing!