What Makes A Grill A Weber Grill?
Every curve refined.
Every rivet finessed.
Every weld obsessed over.

It has always been part of their DNA. Part of their heart. Part of their soul. Since George Stephen first rolled out the original kettle, it's been the prize they keep their eyes on when they turn the lights on in the morning, and the benchmark for a successful workday when they lock the doors at night.

Every Weber grill - starting with the Smokey Joe and continuing with the Genesis and Summit series gas grills continues Weber's legacy of thought design. In their 2009 product line, they're thrilled to offer something for every patio and every budget, and excited to deliver Weber performance and style to backyards everywhere.

The Redesigned Spirit Gas Grills
The finest-entry-level, full-size grills at an affordable price, with a sleek updated styling for 2009. Features include an electronic Crossover ignition and a stainless steel work surface.

MFG SKU SPIRIT E-310

Features

• Three Stainless Steel Burners
• Primary Cooking Area = 424 Square Inches
• Warming Rack Area = 112 Square Inches
• Total Cooking Area = 536 Square Inches
• Porcelain-Enameled Cooking Grates
• Porcelain-Enameled Flavorizer Bars
• 36,000 BTU-Per-Hour Input Main Burners
• Electronic Crossover Ignition System
• Porcelain-Enameled Shroud with a Center-Mounted Thermometer and Black-Painted Cast-Aluminum End Caps
• Stainless-Steel Work Surface
• Enclosed Cart with Black-Painted Doors and Black-Painted Side and Rear Panels
• Six Tool Hooks
• Two Heavy-Duty Front Locking Swivel Casters
• Two Heavy-Duty Back Swivel Casters
• Natural Gas Grill Includes 10-foot Flexible Hose
• Tank Not Included with LP Models
• Weber Cookbook
• Limited Warranty
• Available Color: Black
• Available Finish: Porcelain-Enamel

Specifications