Customer Reviews for VEVOR Commercial Griddle on Cart, 36" Heavy Duty Manual Flat Top Griddle, Outdoor Cooking Station with Side Shelves, Steel LPG Gas Griddle, 4-Burners Restaurant Portable Grill - 60,000 BTU

Bought this for our constant griddle-ing needs. Did not want to break the bank for a "brand name" griddle. This does everything the others can do and more. It was very easy to put together and sturdier than I expected. Impressed that it also collapses for transport. I wish I had discovered this brand earlier, I would have bought one sooner!

Bought this for our constant griddle-ing needs. Did not want to break the bank for a \"brand name\" griddle. This does everything the others can do and more. It was very easy to put together and sturdier than I expected. Impressed that it also collapses for transport. I wish I had discovered this brand earlier, I would have bought one sooner!

Purchased to hold my ninja woodfire oven and wasn't expecting too much given the price being much lower than similar offerings. But the build quality seems great. And the wheels make moving it indoors for storage a breeze. Love the extra space on the side for prep.

I have an outdoor grill that doesnt have much space other than to put a container for the meat or whatever youre grilling. This was a perfect addition for space. I no longer have to set up a side table for BBQs.

This cart is exactly what I was looking for to make our gatherings a little more organized and moveable! It was very easy to assemble, it's the height for me 5'9" and my husband 6'2". The cart made very well out of quality materials, very durable and has a sleek black finish. Instructions were easy to read and follow. You won't be disappointed with this purchase! I would get it again and have already recommended to my in-laws!

First let me mention that it took a long time to assemble this cart because the predrilled screw holes weren’t in the proper positions. In some parts, I had to force the screws in. Also the cart is made of pretty thin metal and can be noisy when IT is wheeled around. Functionally speaking, it does the job of adding additional space for when you use the grill. This becomes an island for prepping food, spice storage, and etc. Another good use case for this cart is in a small apartment with a tiny kitchen. This cart can add extra counter top space for prepping food and the shelves becomes your food pantry for storing dried and can food items.

I use this cart specifically for my Traeger Pellet Grill. The portable Ranger Grill fits perfectly on this cart and makes it easy to move around the patio. Assembly was a breeze, quality seems to be very good, and the cart appearance definitely compliments the grill itself. It appears sturdy enough, and does not have any wobble, and is easily movable. I installed the bottom shelf upside down so as to have a lip around anything I put on that shelf (I used the same technique when assembling my Blackstone 36").

East to Assemble if you know a couple of things. 1. Use a #2 Phillips Head Screwdriver, 8" Cresent Wrench, Flat Pliers, Knife for Opening. 2. Black Screws are used for handles and tool holders, Silver Screws and Crown Nuts for attaching Shelves, Wing Screws for attaching Shelf.

So I bought this after using a 36\" Blackstone and doing some shopping around. Nothing about any of these griddles is proprietary. It all comes down to quality and if you are going to get Chinese quality you might as well pay a Chinese quality price. This unit is nearly identical to ones that sell for $300+ or even $500+ at Lowe's, HD, and online as Razor or Blue Rhino. For $218 I figured it was worth it. Even the Blackstones I've used have had tops warp so I fully expect this one to warp eventually. Top warpping is more of a function of agfressive heat up and cool down cycles than thickness anyways. It's reinforced with angle iron underneath and is very heavy top on a cheap flimsy stand. It's not more portable than a regular patio grill. Folding it up and rolling it anywhere is wishful thinking. You'd need two people to get it into the back of a truck. The hardware and directions that comes with it is basically build your own adventure. If you aren't handy this is not something you want to assemble. I used stainless fender washers everywhere to reinforce and balance out cheap construction and mismatched supplied hardware. If you think you can assemble this because you built an IKEA shelf once, think again. The directions and pictures are terribly printed and borderline non-existent. I riveted in some magnetic knife mounts to the folding covers to hold spatulas underneath when they flip out as shelves. I've added a blue rhino razor cover and I'm looking for a silicone cover to protect the seasoning I'm building. This won't be confused with a Weber anytime soon and honestly is poorer quality than the last char-broil grill I bought. Overall I'd buy again and recommend to a friend thats handy and frugal. For $200 it can cook like a Blackstone with a better drip tray, smaller footprint, and better integrated cover.

This was a gift for a friend. He loves it.