Model: 1500531
from $299
The Weber Slate Tabletop Griddle is a compact, single-burner liquid propane griddle designed for portable cooking on patios, decks, or camping trips. This flat-top grill features a rust-resistant carbon-steel cooking surface measuring 272 square feet and delivers 12,500 BTU per hour of heat output, controlled via simple knobs for easy temperature adjustment. Weighing 43 pounds with dimensions of 28½ inches wide by 23¾ inches deep when the lid is open, it fits neatly on tables or stands while remaining mobile enough to transport. The griddle comes in black and requires a 20-pound liquid propane tank (sold separately) for operation. Whether you're cooking breakfast pancakes, grilled vegetables, or burgers, this tabletop griddle offers a convenient alternative to traditional grills for those with limited outdoor space or who need a portable cooking solution.
Material thickness dictates heat retention and lifespan. Cast aluminum and thick stainless steel resist rust best. Available from $299.
Costs include fuel (propane, charcoal, pellets) and replacing worn internal parts like flavorizer bars.
Common Failure Modes
Burner tubes and heat tents rust out over time. Igniters fail frequently due to weather exposure.
Material thickness dictates heat retention and lifespan. Cast aluminum and thick stainless steel resist rust best.
Grills endure massive temperature swings and weather exposure. High-quality stainless steel grills can last a decade, while cheap thin-metal ones rust out in a few years.
The Weber Slate Tabletop Griddle 1-Burner Liquid Propane Gas Portable 17 in. Flat Top Grill in Black is available at homedepot, ajmadison, starting at $299.
Costs include fuel (propane, charcoal, pellets) and replacing worn internal parts like flavorizer bars.
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