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Hi - thanks for the replies.
I have a keyboard now - and have posted a "Hello", on the intro's board, which gives a little more context to my search for a BBQ.

The problem I have is that I really dont know what is best.
4 Burners sounds good - giving greater flexability, but the Webber is a good ...

Hi Everybody - I'm Jason, 32 from Liverpool.
Yes, its Sept 17th, in England - probably dont get too many new members at this time in the season???

I've currently got a Weber One Touch kettle and like it a lot. Lit is a bit dented though and doesnt form such a great seal any more :(
Thinking of ...

This one from homebase seems good too.

http://www.homebase.co.uk/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ProductDisplay?langId=110&storeId=10151&partNumber=1689286&c_3=3%7Ccat_14267981%7CGas+Barbecues%7C14267983&c_2=2%7Ccat_16849255%7CBarbecues+and+Heating%7C14267981&c_1=1%7Ccategory_root%7CGarden+and+Outdoors ...

True. The b&q one I linked was a 4 burner one. Does that have any real benefits? Most food wants to be cooked relatively slowly I guess, so 4 seems a lot?
Just wondering what more experienced people may think.
Can't help but think weber will be great, but the other gets lots of good reviews.

Hi, I'm Jason from Liverpool.
Currently using my phone for this as just moved house, so excuse the brevity of my first post!

I currently have a weber 1 touch charcoal grill. It's brilliant, but I find it a bit of an effort to clean and have a "quick" dinner on.

Been looking at gas options. What's ...