George Foreman 4 Burner Gas BBQ with Automatic Ignition & Integrated Thermometer, Black, Gas Barbecue, 2 Wheels Fitted Rack with 2 Shelves, GFGBBQ4B

Probably the best gas bbq I've ever had, went together pretty smoothly apart from one part nearly at the end. Easy to clean, huge cooking space which is very important and fairly easy to control heat distribution. What else can I say, it's robust, neat looking , and the bottle opener is a very nice touch which cost, what, a pound and a couple of screw holes?Brilliant. Only the rain has stopped me using it every day since it was delivered . Lightly oil the grills and warming shelf and nothing sticks much, of course get that heat up before slapping it on

I wanted a bbq that didnt have a gas hob on the side but had a larger grill than normal. Well safe to say this hits every criteria and cooks meat to perfection with controlled heat. It was easy to assemble and works amazing. Solid design and would recommend to any bbq enthusiast.

My biggest criticism of this BBQ is the very poor instructions, that differ from the video...the instructions say to put 2 bolts into the legs, the video says 1. Same for the side tables, the instructions say 4 bolts the video says 2. I managed to get 4 bolts into the side tables on each side, but I could not get 2 bolts into the legs. There are multiple threaded holes that are unused, so it's not obvious which holes to use for the front/back legs. So after assembling the BBQ base, I had to unscrew the front legs and re-adjust them - meaning I had to undo several bolts/screws. The images are unclear, they don't show which direction the rear legs go...as there is a threaded screw hole in the back legs - which is unused, but at the time I couldn't see if it was required. I ended up with 2 spare corner parts - which I couldn't figure out where they went. It's assembled, and it looks okay now - but it shouldn't be such a chore to put 4 legs and supports onto a BBQ - I do flatpack all the time, and can usually put things together without having to refer to the instructions - so it was frustrating that I had to use trial an error to put this together.I'll let you know how easy it is to clean, and whether or not it is value for money when I've actually used it - but be aware that the instructions are unclear, refer to the video - which might help, but it completes the task in 3-4 mins when I spent at least an hour putting it together.My second complaint is that the BBQ itself had some damage in the grill - some of the metal was bent, but I carefully bent it back into place - as I need a BBQ for Saturday, otherwise I would have returned this.

The bbq itself is great, but as so many people have said previously the assembly instructions are poor at best! I assembled and de assembled mine 3 times but the finished product is worth it!My only criticism of the bbq itself is there is nowhere to put your bbq tools. This is the only downside to it!It would have been a small thing but I personally would like it more than a bottle opener!I now am scouring the internet hoping to find one,Well worth the money without a doubt

I’m 3 hours into trying to make sense of simply the worst set of instructions I have ever had the misfortune of following in my life. Whoever designed this should be fired, immediately. Even if you can understand them, the process is incredibly fiddly, requiring all sorts of bodily positions like a game of twister! Quite frankly I don’t care if the finished item (assuming I ever get there) is sublime, it shouldn’t be this difficult to put together in 2025.. Avoid buying this like the plague..

Haven't actually tested it in anger yet - but jumped on here blistering at just how dreadful the instructions and construction process are. I mean, horrific. The diagrams are poor quality, so you can't really see exactly how components fit together - and there are superfluous holes, so scope for getting it wrong. Components can be put in place the wrong way round, but there is no direction on it and you certainly won't glean it from the diagrams. Some holes just won't align, so I am missing a bolt in a leg which I will have to drill out. Worse, the video differs from the instructions in several places, including components that don't even exist in the video. I had to disassemble almost entirely three times after errors that the instructions could easily have ensured I didn't make and ache all over from twisting myself into positions crammed under a barbecue to try and instert a bolt (or remove it).I've been building crap like this all my life and consider myself pretty good at it. This is easily the worst experience of decades of flatpack and home-assembly.

This bbq cooks really well and evenly.It's a bit fiddly to put together but is worth all the effort. The metal plate underneath makes cleaning afterwards a lot easier. The best bbq I've had.

A little tricky to assemble, but managed myself. Really pleased with quality and after our first BBQ last night, we enjoyed the ease of cooking so much we are having another bbq tonight!