If you are looking for a charcoal grill which is perfect for a party of four or less then the Char Griller Patio Pro 1515 may be just the charcoal grill you need. Many customers have given the Char Griller Patio Pro excellent reviews because of its versatility and performance. This effective charcoal grill has 250 square inches of cooking surface, a large drawer to store your tools and a cooking grate made of cast iron. The Char Griller Patio Pro 1515 will last a very long time as it is made of 14-gauge steels, weighing a total of around 15 pounds. Another benefit of owning the Char Griller Patio Pro 1515 is its elevation. Unlike most Weber grills, The Char Griller comes with a high stand so you do not have to crouch while you cook.

The only downside most customers reported was the assembling process. Firstly, you have to make sure you have an area to assemble the Char Griller Patio Pro 1515 because the pieces are coated in oil (it can get very messy). Most customers reported that the assembling manual was totally worthless as some pieces had wrong measurements. Despite this problem, many customers were extremely satisfied once they got their Char Griller Patio Pro under way.

The air ventilation system of the Char Griller Patio Pro 1515 allows for even heating. You are recommended to coat the cooking grate with vegetable oil and leave it to heat up for around 2 hours to remove the oil and stink which usually comes with any new product. The Char Griller Patio pro 1515 is available for a price of $95.70. This is slightly higher than the prices of other similar charcoal grills but many customers claimed the investment was well worth it in the long run. Here are some other reviews we have come across for the Char Griller Patio Pro 1515.

By Matthew Walker

Great small grill- if you don’t have a lot of room, this is the grill for you. The iron grates are great (pun intended) for even heat distribution. It is too small to use charcoal baskets, but if you scrape the coals to both ends you can do some indirect grilling. It’s just big enough for a 5-6 pound beer can chicken. The assembly instructions are terrible, but as a guy that’s half the fun. Be sure to properly season it before use- coat all surfaces with vegetable oil and fire up enough coals to burn for a few hours. It’ll burn off all the excess grease, paint, etc. used in manufacturing.

By Phillip Leggette

this is a great little grill. assembly was not at all difficult. if missing lockwashers are an issue, reserve them for the vents. rated 4 instead of 5 only because the lid is misaligned. this is more cosmetic than functional. when the time comes, i will get another.

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