Weber Grill Tool Holder Steel Fits 18.5" & 22.5" Charcoal Grills

Fits well on the 22 inch Weber grills. Keeping your tools handy.

Just what we were looking for to put on the Weber to hold grilling tools. Size was great and has held up well so far.

A great addon for the grill, I've had it attached for dozens of meals now and it's still working fine. Holds plenty of accessories.Attaches with no trouble, and is easy to adjust.

I bought this to hang grilling tools on the side of my Weber grill. It fell off about every time I removed the tool, so I drilled a hole in each end that went through the grill itself (I was a little hesitant in doing that) and attached it using a couple of small sheet metal screws. Stays put now and works well.

Works as expected, no issues.

4 stars only because it feels a little flimsy but it holds up very well , it does have a tendency to move around so make sure to press the clips to the inside of the kettle tight , lid fits perfect , no issues , nice tool holder.

Just put on the Weber rim where ever you want and easily move it any time you want stays in place even when putting the cover on or taking it off

This tool holder is okay for my 22.5" Weber kettle grill, but could be better.Put simply, it's a set of hooks to hang grill tools. One might ask what more I might want from a set of hooks--and before I got this I was thinking the same thing.There are a couple of small problems in my opinion, however..First, the clips that hang over the lip of the grill to keep the hooks hanging are a little loose. Occasionally when I'm putting the grill lid on or taking it off, I'll shift the tool holder a bit which can cause it to dangle from a single clip (there is one at each end). This also sometimes happens when I'm lifting a tool off the hook. This has never caused the set of tools to completely fall, in my experience, but I have a feeling one day it might. Either way, if I didn't notice, and pulled a tool off the other end, I imagine it could mean washing all of my tools before continuing to grill. With time sensitive meats, that might be a problem.The second problem I have is somewhat related--the hooks themeslves are a bit thick at the tips. This is because the metal is folded over, so it's a bit more sturdy, which is nice. However, it causes the side effect of being too thick for the hole on the end of my set of tongs (OXO Good Grips 12" tongs, for anyone who might have the same issue come up--I think they're fairly common tongs). I wound up having to buy a new set of grill-specific utensils, rather than using my kitchen tongs on the grill. Something I probably would have done anyway, but the fact that I couldn't hold the tongs the way they were intended was a bit of a pain. I solved this with those tongs by just resting the tongs themselves on the hook, rather than using the built in hook hole.There's nothing really WRONG with these hooks--they're not too expensive, they contour to my Weber kettle, and they hold (most) tools. But frankly, I don't think there's any excuse for not doing a better job, since there are a couple of issues that could be pretty easily resolved by Weber.