Product Description

Maximize grill space by standing up slabs of ribs and chicken. Dishwasher safe, nickel-plated steel. Use on 18-1/2-inch kettles or larger and all Weber gas grills.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #3910 in Lawn & Patio
• Brand: Weber
• Model: 3601
• Released on: 2008-02-09
• Dimensions: 11.15" h x 3.10" w x 11.60" l, 1.35 pounds

Features

• Made of heavy, bright nickel-plated steel
• Conserve grilling space when cooking large quantities of ribs and chicken
• Fits 18-1/2-inch kettles or larger
• Fits all Weber gas grills

Amazon.com Review
You've got half the neighborhood coming over for barbecued ribs and chicken, and there's just not enough room on your grill. What to do? Solve this barbecue conundrum by using Weber's nickel-plated steel rib rack. By stacking ribs or chicken vertically, you can save prime grill real estate for other munchies. Designed to fit kettles 18-1/2 inches and larger, this rib rack will keep the whole neighborhood well-fed at your next barbecue.

Customer Reviews

Increase the capacity of your BBQ cooker
It seems like you can never cook enough barbecued ribs to satisfy family and friends. With the help of a Weber rib rack, you can squeeze a few more slabs into your cooker to keep everyone happy.

This is a pretty standard unit, but well made in typical Weber fashion. The nickel-plated finish makes for easy cleanup. I'd like to see a larger capacity model, but you can always buy two of these if you have room for them in your cooker.

Works great with ribs, but less so with chicken, at least in my experience. Uncooked chicken halves slide in easily, but may become stuck in the slot once cooked.

One tip: this unit holds four slabs of ribs, but if you're careful you can lean a fifth slab up against the front of the rib rack.

These must-have items are tough to clean sometimes
The rib racks are sturdy and practical. They are quite handy for stacking food to make the most of grilling space. I use them for ribs, chicken, lamb, portobello mushrooms...
I have two which I use often. On the grill, they don't get too messy. However, on the smoker, they can get pretty caked up. When this happens, you have to be pretty persistent to rub off all the bits in the curved areas. Soak them, and keep a brush and/or a copper scrubbing pad handy.

Useful, but there are probably better
I bought this rack to use in the Weber Smokey Mountain Cooker Smoker. Though it is useful, the rack is a bit flimsy. I would rather have one with a more solid feel - the wire is not that thick. Also, the gaps for the racks are a bit small. I often have trouble pulling baby back ribs out of one or more of them, and sometimes the ribs touch each other (not a functional problem, but visually the ribs don't look as good - touching the meat together makes it look spotty in those places). It is functional and is relatively straightforward to clean up. But I would hunt around and find one that has a more solid feel.