Arlmont & Co. Lanaiyah 16.7'' W Charcoal Grill

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This is absolute garbage, and even borderline dangerous. I had a portable grill that looked exactly like this for years, and finally after a couple decades of use it was time for a new one. Expecting looks to be similar, I decided on this grill. Looks is where it ended. Where my old grill was robust and sturdy, this one might as well have been paper for how well its made. The metal is wafer thin, and the pieces are not very well attached. I said well, it'll work until I do find a decent replacement, let's give it a shot. Oh boy, was I not prepared to try and catch a hot grill from falling over, because the legs do not use very much friction, nor do they open enough to let the gravity pulling on the grill keep them open. The grill almost fell over when I spread the coals from a pile when they were ready to cook on. (I used the grill for the first time on a smooth concrete surface btw) After saving that, and miraculously not burning myself or the house down, I was in too deep. I had to get the carne asada on the grill, darn it. When I went to slide the cooking surface onto the slots in this store brand facial tissue thickness metal wind guard, one side fell into the coals! The wind guard/grate holder isn't even attached to the body besides a small bend in a tab, causing it to come out when you adjust the grate. Stay away, you'll live longer. Straight into the garbage.

The worst

a little more sturdy

I AM SO VERY SORRY BUT I WILL BE RETURNING THE CHARCOAL GRILL BECAUSE IT IS SO FLIMSEY AND I HAVE ALREADY CUT MYSELF O N MY HAND BECAUSE OF THE FLIMSEYNESS. MY DAUGHTER HAS RETURNED FROM VACATION AND WILL BE RETURNING IT FOR ME . AGAIN I AM SO VERY SORRY. CAROLYN KRINER