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Bottom Panel

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$123.99
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Part Number: #82793

Bottom Panel

Compatible with Genesis 300 series (2009-2012)

$123.99
Includes bottom panel, hardware, and instruction sheet.
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Bottom Panel
$123.99
Total Price
$123.99

Bottom Panel

$123.99
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Specifications

Out Of Carton Dimensions
42.2"H x 3.6"W x 30.6"D
Individual Carton Dimensions
42.2"H x 3.6"W x 30.6"D
Material
Painted steel
Quantity
1
Fits
Genesis 300 series gas grills (2009-2012)
Out Of Carton Dimensions
42.2"H x 3.6"W x 30.6"D
Individual Carton Dimensions
42.2"H x 3.6"W x 30.6"D
Material
Painted steel
Quantity
1
Fits
Genesis 300 series gas grills (2009-2012)

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Bottom Panel is rated 4.6 out of 5 by 30.
Rated 5 out of 5 by from Replacement Bottom Panel Purchased a bottom panel to replace on my Genesis Grill. Part was packaged very well and came with all hardware. It was very simple to replace and it has restored my grill to great condition.
Date published: 2024-11-12
Rated 5 out of 5 by from Quick delivery and easy install I needed to replace the bottom shelf over eight year-old Weber Genesis. Found the part easily enough online got a quick delivery and a very nice video of how to do the replacement. Really enjoyed the fact that they included replacement screws.
Date published: 2024-11-04
Rated 5 out of 5 by from The Epic Tale of the Genesis 300 Bottom Panel Once upon a time in the land of backyard barbecues, there stood a noble Weber Genesis 300 grill. This sturdy steed of the grilling world had seen many a burger and brat, but alas, its bottom panel had taken the brunt of countless flame-fueled feasts. It was time for a change. Enter me, the unsuspecting hero of this saga, armed with a shiny new replacement panel and a heart full of optimism. The quest began with a heroic tug on the grill cover, which had fused with the grill itself after years of neglect. With a mighty heave and a few choice words (which I assure you, were strictly necessary for the endeavor), the grill was unveiled. There it stood, a little worse for wear, but still a proud sentinel of summer. Step one: removal of the old panel. Armed with nothing but a screwdriver and my dwindling patience, I set to work. The screws, long resigned to their fate, put up a valiant fight, refusing to budge. After an impromptu dance that I like to call the “Screwdriver Shuffle” and the sacrifice of a few knuckles, victory was mine. The old panel was vanquished, leaving a gaping maw at the bottom of my once noble grill. Step two: the installation of the new panel. This is where the true adventure began. The panel, shiny and new, seemed to mock me with its perfect fit. “How hard could it be?” I mused. Famous last words. The instructions, written in an ancient tongue (technical jargon), were as helpful as a screen door on a submarine. I considered summoning a translator but decided to wing it. As I wrangled the panel into place, I discovered the grill’s secret challenge: gravity. The panel, obviously designed by a sadist, refused to stay put without an extra set of hands. Enter my loyal sidekick: the deck chair. With the chair holding the panel aloft, I began the delicate operation of aligning screws with holes. It was like threading a needle while riding a unicycle – blindfolded. After what felt like an eternity (and several more colorful expletives), the final screw was tightened. I stepped back, surveying my handiwork with a mix of pride and exhaustion. The new panel gleamed in the sunlight, a testament to my perseverance and stubbornness. I celebrated with a cold drink, toasting to my triumph and the fact that I still had all my fingers. In conclusion, replacing the bottom panel of a Weber Genesis 300 is not for the faint of heart. It’s a journey of self-discovery, patience, and a surprising amount of physical comedy. But in the end, it’s worth it – if only for the bragging rights and the renewed grilling glory. So, fellow grill warriors, take heart! If I can do it, so can you. May your screws always align, and your burgers never burn.
Date published: 2024-07-26
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