![]() ![]() The detachable side table slips in an out of place using stainless steel pegs into stainless steel slots to prevent wear. The cart is mostly made from plastic, it has plastic legs and supports with stainless steel accents. The instructions are well documented and clearly marked, also pointing out any commonly made assembly mistakes and things to look out for. You’ll need to set aside around 15-30 minutes to assemble it and you’ll need a screwdriver to get the job done. The cart, unlike the grill, comes flat packed and is in a number of pieces. ![]() The handles and legs are plastic but they also have a heavy duty, sturdy feel. It is heavy for it’s size and this is largely due to the construction being a combination of thick cast iron and aluminium with a premium porcelain-enamelled cast iron grill. The Pulse has a really good quality, premium feel to it. If you’re look for a free standing BBQ or a little mobility, then you’ll want to get the cart as well. The Pulse grill is sold separately to the cart, so if you’ve got an outdoor bench, work surface or table then you’ll be good to go with the Pulse only. ![]() It comes almost entirely assembled in the box and all that you need to do is put the grill in place, push in the front control panel and you’re ready to go. There isn’t really a whole lot to set up with the Weber Pulse. It may be a smaller sized BBQ and one of only a handful of all electric BBQs available but its price puts it quite high up the line-up. The Weber Pulse is by no means an entry level BBQ. One other consideration is that the 2000 has four iGrill temperature probe inputs while the 1000 only has two. The primary differences between the two being the size of the grilling surface and the fact that the 2000 has two independently controlled elements where the 1000 only has one. The Weber Pulse comes in two models, the 1800W Pulse 1000 and the slightly larger 2200W Pulse 2000. Weber’s attempt at addressing some of these issues comes in the form of the Weber Pulse, an all-electric full size BBQ with their iGrill Bluetooth grill assistant built in. BBQs are a popular discussion point and the majority of apartment buildings already prohibit the use of coal and wood fires. People living in apartments and more densely populated areas are facing increasing rules and regulations regarding what can be done common property and one their balconies. ![]()
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