Weber Rust-Resistant 4 Burner Liquid Propane Griddle 36-Inch Wide in Black - 1501006 - w/New Customer Coupon $403 + Free Shipping

WDEagle

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Edit: Disregard, I'm a moron sometimes.

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Weber griddles are the least "rust resistant" appliance I have ever owned.

You've owned this model specifically? With the carbon-steel griddle?

WDEagle

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EDIT: Maybe I should learn how to read. This is a Weber, not a blackstone griddle like I assumed. Webers kick ass.

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capboomer

Sep 2, 2026 8:18 PM

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Is this same as the Weber slate griddles?

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marcusuwm

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marcusuwmSep 2, 2026 9:44 PM

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150 for shipping for me!

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150 for shipping for me!

Shows free for me. Where do you live, Hawaii?

Slick_Drone

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Is this same as the Weber slate griddles?

From what I understand no, it's not. Think Weber Spirit vs Genesis. But it shares the griddle with the slate, which, imo, is the most important part of a griddle-type grill.

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Spikemaul07

Sep 4, 2026 12:53 AM

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I have had this griddle for the last 2 years.. having had cheaper versions of the Blackstone, and experimented with all sorts of brands, I have to say that this is right there at the top.. First off, very solid build quality.. the side tables don't fold down or detach(without removing hardware).. but you can pick up/move the griddle using them, no flex or give whatsoever. Secondly, the hood.. very solid, sturdy.. the hinge mechanism could be a little stronger, but it feels worthy regardless. The design is clean and simple.. the cooking surface is slightly recessed to help with windy conditions.. Igniters built into each each burner knob.. which, seems like a nice feature, and potentially problematic at the same time (as far as longevity)..It just feels like a sturdy, well-built machine. I've kept this on my front porch year round in southwest Virginia.. it's seen below freezing temps and plenty of humidity.. I keep a cover on it from Amazon between uses, and a silicone cover on the cooking surface (kind of a pain).. not the first hint of rust. You can find a Blackstone with a nice hood at a slightly lower price point, but I think this is the better choice, hands down. This is NOT the slate top version.. I personally believe that's a gimmick, and wouldn't waste extra money for that "feature". I purchased mine from Ace Hardware, around this same price point. Solid find OP, thanks for sharing.. hope this helps ✌🏽

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Kimeros

Sep 4, 2026 10:53 PM

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I have had this griddle for the last 2 years.. having had cheaper versions of the Blackstone, and experimented with all sorts of brands, I have to say that this is right there at the top.. First off, very solid build quality.. the side tables don't fold down or detach(without removing hardware).. but you can pick up/move the griddle using them, no flex or give whatsoever. Secondly, the hood.. very solid, sturdy.. the hinge mechanism could be a little stronger, but it feels worthy regardless. The design is clean and simple.. the cooking surface is slightly recessed to help with windy conditions.. Igniters built into each each burner knob.. which, seems like a nice feature, and potentially problematic at the same time (as far as longevity)..It just feels like a sturdy, well-built machine. I've kept this on my front porch year round in southwest Virginia.. it's seen below freezing temps and plenty of humidity.. I keep a cover on it from Amazon between uses, and a silicone cover on the cooking surface (kind of a pain).. not the first hint of rust. You can find a Blackstone with a nice hood at a slightly lower price point, but I think this is the better choice, hands down. This is NOT the slate top version.. I personally believe that's a gimmick, and wouldn't waste extra money for that "feature". I purchased mine from Ace Hardware, around this same price point. Solid find OP, thanks for sharing.. hope this helps ✌🏽

What do you mean by "This is NOT the slate top version"? You mean top as in griddle top (rust resistant) or top as in tier?

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Sep 4, 2026 11:22 PM

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What do you mean by "This is NOT the slate top version"? You mean top as in griddle top (rust resistant) or top as in tier?

The griddle listed by OP, and the newer "slate" version, are both carbon steel cooktops...the only difference I have found as far as the griddle surfaces on the two models, is the slate comes pre-seasoned out of the box. Hence why I wouldn't read too much into the marketing. Both are listed as "rust resistant".. I do like the look of the slate version better.. but to me, at the $400 ish price point on this model, it's a no brainer

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