I bought a Furnace, its a great concept but poorly executed. There are many issues, you can't have all burners on high with the hood down or it warps, the grill plates don't sit on the tabs securely, the slightest bump and they fall off, the heat isn't even across the grill, it has cold spots, don't buy the rotisserie it's made of cheap folder metal, mines already warped after a single use, it can't be used in the rain and since there isn't a dedicated rotisserie burner and Everdure recommend keeping the grates on food doesn't brown, it just spins around, the grease trap is pointless, the BBQ is flat, grease can't run into the trap, it just sits in the bottom of the BBQ and can ignite, the expensive cover isn't made from water resistant canvas, if it's raining the cover doesn't protect the BBQ, it still gets wet, I BBQ all year round, rain hail or snow, I don't think I will be with with this BBQ, it will be a summer only BBQ.
Thanks for the review. I’ve read some reviews who said that the paint on the top got peeled off or flakes after a haft year because of the heat. Do you know if it’s a common problem.
I just bought mine through Walmart, and realized how over rated it is, simply because no way in hell it's worth over any where near $400.00, I paid 575 in total, but they sell for over 600. The grill is cool but has not real surface area to put your meats before cooking, and with the knobs on top, there goes the other surface. The cart is plasticky and flimsy, not of good quality, the grill alone is good, but let me say this. You will get a much better deal by purchasing any Q grill from Weber, my last one was the Q3200, cannot go wrong ever.
You forgot to mention that the Everdure is constructed out of aluminium which helps with heat retention, dutch oven effect and of course longevity as it will not rust.
Saw another review where the lid would not close fully due to the high heat (warping maybe?), Did you have any of these issues? Looks like a great grill!
It says in the manual to never use the side burners on "high" on Furnace (middle one is ok) with Lid down. On Force you're not supposed to do it at all with closed lid.
Thank you for doing a demo on Everdure, hard to find any on UA-cam
No Problem! Hope you enjoyed! Stay tuned for more
I bought a Furnace, its a great concept but poorly executed. There are many issues, you can't have all burners on high with the hood down or it warps, the grill plates don't sit on the tabs securely, the slightest bump and they fall off, the heat isn't even across the grill, it has cold spots, don't buy the rotisserie it's made of cheap folder metal, mines already warped after a single use, it can't be used in the rain and since there isn't a dedicated rotisserie burner and Everdure recommend keeping the grates on food doesn't brown, it just spins around, the grease trap is pointless, the BBQ is flat, grease can't run into the trap, it just sits in the bottom of the BBQ and can ignite, the expensive cover isn't made from water resistant canvas, if it's raining the cover doesn't protect the BBQ, it still gets wet, I BBQ all year round, rain hail or snow, I don't think I will be with with this BBQ, it will be a summer only BBQ.
interesting
@@embersliving have you had any issues with ones you've sold?
Thanks for the review. I’ve read some reviews who said that the paint on the top got peeled off or flakes after a haft year because of the heat. Do you know if it’s a common problem.
We used ours at the shop for like 2 years and I didnt see any paint gone. One of the sales man has it now and talks about using it all the time.
@@embersliving Thank you so much for your answer. Now I can buy it without being worried.
I just bought mine through Walmart, and realized how over rated it is, simply because no way in hell it's worth over any where near $400.00, I paid 575 in total, but they sell for over 600. The grill is cool but has not real surface area to put your meats before cooking, and with the knobs on top, there goes the other surface. The cart is plasticky and flimsy, not of good quality, the grill alone is good, but let me say this. You will get a much better deal by purchasing any Q grill from Weber, my last one was the Q3200, cannot go wrong ever.
good insight
You forgot to mention that the Everdure is constructed out of aluminium which helps with heat retention, dutch oven effect and of course longevity as it will not rust.
I thought I had mentioned that in the video. Thanks so much for pointing that out!
that's true but if it's too hot with the hood closed the BBQ will warp, these aren't as well designed as the Weber Q. I learned that the hard way.
So you will WARP the lid..... NEVER put heat on HIGH with the lid down for more than 5 mins Ali will WARP great review thou.
Nice!
Where to buy? Couldn’t find in any website. What is the price ?
blazingembers.com/search.php?search_query=everdure+force
I would love to hear your opinion on the weber smokefire pellet grill in an upcoming video just for giggles seeing all the backlash it has received :)
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@@embersliving lol don't worry I've been a subscriber for a while now
It definitely has that travel grill look...
for sure
What would your recommend between this and a weber q?
this
Saw another review where the lid would not close fully due to the high heat (warping maybe?), Did you have any of these issues? Looks like a great grill!
I haven't seen that as an issue
@@embersliving 5 mos ago you posted a response to Simon Waite that preheat/ warping was an issue. Seems contradictory.
It says in the manual to never use the side burners on "high" on Furnace (middle one is ok) with Lid down. On Force you're not supposed to do it at all with closed lid.
@@Danne89 It didn't say that in the manual delivered with the first grills, customers started noticing so they added this disclaimer to the manual.
I am undecided between this and 425 Napoleon. What do you suggest me?
hmm I honestly love this little grill, but both are great
Nice grill. Is it better than a Weber? The Everdure reminds me of a Morsø Forno. Nice grills with a sleek design.
i wouldn't say its better per say, i depends on your use i suppose. I think it cooks a steak better yes.
How long can you keep the lid on when cooking?
quite awhile
Do the legs break down easily? I need a gas grill for my rv but it needs to break down easily for storage. Thanks
no it just comes off the leg stands
@@embersliving the legs and frame can be taken apart though right?
@@ArrogantBaSStard Yes. But each leg has to be unscrewed. Not too difficult as only one screw at the top per leg.
How about if you just turn one side on
yeah you can do that pretty easily
Does the preheat warp the lid at all?
it does yes
"If you're looking you're not cooking"
haha
What would you buy if you had
£500 to £600 I live in the UK looking for a gas BBQ pleaes
this one