Each "grill" piece comes with it's one carry sleeve, then a nice carry bag for everything to pack into. It comes with 2 sets of legs, short for tabletop and long for making a stand. There is also a burner lower down inside to use for a pot or pan. I would be considering it to replace both our stove and our current grill (leave them both at home). It also has a separate regulator so that could be used when cooking outside, but when the need to cook under the awning comes about (i.e. when it's raining), it would be easy to leave off the regulator and connect it directly to our low pressure outlet on the side of the trailer.
We're not much of a meat family, so don't need anything that cooks steaks to perfection. I guess I'd say we cook a bit more ethnic style and make bean curries, stir fries, grilled tofu (and sometimes grilled fish), so thought this was more capable than a standard grill for us. I am not thrilled about the Teflon grill though; Teflon is evil.
I'd like feedback on it if anyone has tried it.
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