After much consideration on a gas or charcoal BBQ and a chat with a lovely lady in the World of Power showroom, we decided to purchase the Outback dual fuel 2 burner gas / charcoal BBQ. Living local to World of Power in Buxton, their delivery driver delivered two boxes to our address in their World of Power van (free of charge we must add!) We have to compliment all the staff at World of Power for being very helpful, their customer service is second to none and best of all there is no pushy sales tactics they really do care about the needs and wants of the customer. The delivery driver turned up when he said he would and popped the boxes to where I asked with no fuss.
Considering ourselves to be a bit of flat pack masters, we didn’t quite know what to expect when we ordered the Outback Combi BBQ. To our pleasant surprise, the main body and hood came fully assembled in one box and the cart came in pieces in a second box.
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Outback Combi BBQ build[/caption]
Putting the BBQ cart together was simple, the instructions very easy to read and follow. The cart went together in less than an hour (this only took the 1 person to build with very little difficulty). The main body was quite heavy so did need 2 people to lift onto the cart base and be screwed in but this again was very simple to do. Once the main body was in place it was a case of attaching the gas hose and side shelf. Many BBQ’s we have had previously of this size are very hard to move but the Outback was very simple to manoeuvre and even has locking castors to ensure it wouldn’t move an inch. We did decide to store the cooking grills and griddle indoors to ensure they stay in tip top condition all year round.
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Outback Combi 2 burner gas and charcoal BBQ in our garden![/caption]
We love the new addition to our garden and cannot wait to get it fired up, World of Power even supply gas bottles and charcoal meaning we could get all we needed from one local supplier so we could get out grilling in no time.
We purchased the genuine Outback BBQ cover and also some accessories to begin with including a chimney starter, 3 piece tool kit and cleaning brush. We will definitely back to the lovely people at World of Power for many more cooking accessories in the near future.
Outback Combi BBQ build[/caption]
Putting the BBQ cart together was simple, the instructions very easy to read and follow. The cart went together in less than an hour (this only took the 1 person to build with very little difficulty). The main body was quite heavy so did need 2 people to lift onto the cart base and be screwed in but this again was very simple to do. Once the main body was in place it was a case of attaching the gas hose and side shelf. Many BBQ’s we have had previously of this size are very hard to move but the Outback was very simple to manoeuvre and even has locking castors to ensure it wouldn’t move an inch. We did decide to store the cooking grills and griddle indoors to ensure they stay in tip top condition all year round.
[caption id="attachment_821" align="aligncenter" width="450"] Outback Combi 2 burner gas and charcoal BBQ in our garden![/caption]
We love the new addition to our garden and cannot wait to get it fired up, World of Power even supply gas bottles and charcoal meaning we could get all we needed from one local supplier so we could get out grilling in no time.
We purchased the genuine Outback BBQ cover and also some accessories to begin with including a chimney starter, 3 piece tool kit and cleaning brush. We will definitely back to the lovely people at World of Power for many more cooking accessories in the near future.
