W.c. Bradley Company

Otha Richardson

Michael S Joss

Peter Joseph Zerillo

Vivekanand Challa

Eric Hoyt Wong

Wesley J Wagner

Bradley R Gillespie

Wesley Gegg

Barbecue grill top with rotisserie slot

A barbecue grill is disclosed that includes a main grill body including a cooking chamber, the frame, and an improved shelf. The improved shelf includes a substantially planar portion and either a pair of tool hangers configured to receive barbecue instruments and tools and/or a hand pull. The tool hangers are attached to the substantially planar portion and project therefrom in a manner wherein the tool hangers oppose each other. The hand pull is configured to be accessed by a user from under the shelf, and maybe further configured to fit user's cupped and upwardly-turned hand. Additionally, the hand pull is preferably configured to be ergonomically shaped for a user's hand.

Barbecue grill shelf with opposed tool hangers

Barbecue grill top with angled edges

Barbecue grill lid with top insert

A barbecue grill cart including a right leg frame assembly and a left leg frame assembly, each having a front leg and a rear leg, the front leg and the rear legs being connected by a support member. The cart further includes a front panel and securing means, the securing means being disposed through the front panel and the right front leg and the left front leg.

Quick assembly barbecue grill and cart assembly

A barbecue grill cart including a right and a left leg frame assembly, each of the leg frame assemblies having a lower frame assembly and an upper frame assembly. Each of the upper leg frame assemblies also includes a support member configured to receive a barbecue grill. The right and left lower frame assemblies telescopically engage the right and left upper frame assemblies, respectively, thereby forming the right and left leg frame assemblies. As such, each of the front and rear legs has an overlapping region. A front panel and a rear panel, both having flange means at each end configured to receive a corresponding leg, are included. Securing means are passed through the flange means of the front and rear panels, as well as through the corresponding legs on opposing ends of said overlapping region, thereby creating a secure barbecue grill cart structure.

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Columbus, GA, United States of America

Otha Richardson