This is the FOURTH grill I almost threw away due to corporate refusal to provide ANY written assembly instructions. Sure, there are drawings, but some of us are still LITERATE. When I saw there were no screws to attach the legs, I thought I had received a defective product because it's just too much work for Weber to WRITE (remember WORDS??) anything indicating that the legs were to be attached by spreading them and just clipping them into the supplied holes. I think consumers should demand a halt to such corporate irresponsibility. We do not work for Weber or any of the other corporations that sell items we have to finish manufacturing ourselves. The LEAST these corporations that increase profits by having us complete the manufacturing can do is PROVIDE CLEAR INSTRUCTIONS. Here's a simple way to test if instructions are useful. Have a variety of people who do not work for the company and are not at all familiar with the product attempt to complete a process by following the instructions. It's called a usability study; those of us who earned advanced degrees in something other than business are familiar with the process, and it's time corporate decision-makers learn it.