Title: Poor design, open flame on igniter
Product review: It is a very nice looking grill and looks great on my deck, and that is about all it is good for. I have only two requirements for a grill, it should start up and cook food. Due to a design flaw that Weber refuses to acknowledge, it's ability to start is short lived. This is due to the burner tube which has a series of large holes that feed gas into a chamber that houses the igniter so that the grill can quickly light. The problem is that once the grill is lit, those large holes release the largest amount of gas which generates the largest flames and the most heat - right onto the igniter. Any replacement igniters do not last long. I expect much better from a grill that I spent $1,000 on.
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