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i have a gas bbq for sale with has bottle. Needs a good clean but all works fine. Also has a side burner. Want £20 for it.
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I'm also interested. What coals does it take please.
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doesnt take coal. its gas. sorry.
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So what do you put under the grill? There must be something otherwise it wouldn't 'bbq' it would just cook.
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sorry mate genuliy cant answer that. selling it for my partners parents. sorry. hope i havent put u off
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So what do you put under the grill? There must be something otherwise it wouldn't 'bbq' it would just cook. Will - you still have coals but they are 'pretend' ones! The gas comes up through the coal. They do need renewing every so often depending on how often you use your bbq but I would expect a new set to last for 1 summer at least.
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Possibly teaching my grandmother to suck eggs - but you get "gas BBQ lava rocks" for gas BBQs. They don't burn, they just spread the heat and make it more radiant heat than flame. B&Q sell them, though Rightway may do them cheaper if they have them. B&Q Lava Rocks Hope that link works, it is a search result, not an indexed item
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If I'm going to to have to buy them and get it gas checked then I'll give it a miss, thanks anyway Kev, sorry to get your hopes up, maybe Danny's still interested.
Thanks for the help chaps.
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