how thick is the metal on the grill?
146968
Thick enough to do the job. I just measured mine, since you asked, and it's 50 thousandths. It would last longer if it were thicker, but I wouldn't want mine to be any heavier.
146969
Like 18 Guage thick.about as thick as a cheap sink. Should last the year worth the price.
146970
Dont know exactly, but strong enough to carry the grill, lit, full of charcoal from one place to another when we,re using it, without a fear that it would collapse or melt. Strong enough for some people to use many times without fear of collapse or coals melting through. Have been using them for at least 10 years, but get a new one every year and leave the old one behind in Bermuda.
1645225
The metal is heavy gauge. No problem at all using it on the gas stove at full heat.
1589351
They are 5/8 to 3/4 inch thick. They worked like they are supposed to. But can't put the grills on to protect the speaker. Scott
1260201
The best that I can tell it is around 4-6 mm thick. I use mine cooking outside and lift it up and down off the propane burner with no denting.
878251
I'm not sure of the exact gauge but it is somewhat heavy duty. It's not a cheap flimsy grill at all. Very well made in my opinion. I am very satisfied with my grill.
1622420
This is at least 1/8" thick. It is very sturdy and very well made. I use it for stir fry, pasta dishes, shrimp deep fried. There are many uses for this wok.
163232
I think this is a question for the company because Im not really sure. I havent used the grill yet still winter in Maine but it seems very sturdy for the price, sorry i couldnt answer your question, i could email you pictures sometime if you want
1436185
probably about 4 inches. I had to cut off most of flange to not block parts of other speakers. then glued magnet to top of cabinet between other speakers. The grill is already two inches off of cabinet to hide trunk hinge and springs.
1352436
I measured my waffles this morning. They are 3/4" thick. That's thicker than with my old cast iron waffle maker and about the maximum thickness I'd want.
134867
I would say its 0.1 mm. If its any thicker the grill marks might not come through.
426911
It's pretty thick. I've never measured it but it's substantial. The blade edge isn't all that though. If you're not doing tough tasks it will be fine and mine came razor sharp. I messed up the edge pretty bad butchering deer. I would have expected better.
2257089
Probably just over an inch thick. My waffles come out crispy and light. I use this every weekend! Our family loves it!
1425306
It is about 1/4" thick. I used it for the first time last summer in 4 rectangular planter boxes that hang on a wrought iron railing in an uncovered area. I did not need to replace it this year. Hope that helps!
1797376
It's pretty thick. Probably 3/8 - 1/2". It is very nice. I get lots of complements. I can take an exact measurement if needed.
2224940
Norma, I am not going to go dig it out of my boat, but it was thicker than I thought. Probably about 3". I was actually pretty impressed when I opened this quality wise. I was just trying to satisfy requirements, but it is pretty nice.
326591
About an inch thick but is tapered near the blade so generally not a major issue
1682850
It's thicker than an aluminum can, maybe twice or three times as thick. They are still a little flexible, but once you screw them down they're pretty solid and seem like they'll be quite durable. Working great so far.