Story Behind the Invention
Inventor John Moran of Danbury, CT has designed a grill grate bracket system that allows food to cook at the optimum cooking level.
Spending time in the great outdoors is a favorite leisure time activities. Quite often, cooking and eating are made part of the outdoor activity. Whether it is while camping, at a picnic or just having a cookout on the backyard patio, a great deal of time is spent cooking food. Many people use of round charcoal grills, which are full-featured and provide many useful accessories. However, they are limited by the number of positions in which the grilling grate can be placed. In fact, many people look for a way to raise the grill grate higher to provide for lower but longer cooking times, but there is no means to safely do so. Inventor Moran has created a means by which the cooking surface of a charcoal grill can be raised on certain models of Weber grills.
This clever new invention holds the grill grate at three different levels. It ensures that the grate will not slip, and forms a stable platform. Additionally, the invention offers convenience as it is compatible with the already existing grill grate. The use of the Height Adjustment Attachment for Grill Grate allows one to easily cook foods at lower temperatures on a charcoal grill in a manner which is quick, easy and effective.
