I ordered the grill online to get a specific colour (green).  When it arrived, 2 plastic parts were broken.  Unfortunately these 2 parts are critical to assemble (part of the frame).  Why do 2 plastic parts need to be critical to the assembly of an otherwise beautifully designed product?  Someone, somewhere made a poor decision, IMHO.  The parts in question are part # . 600029, leg frame bracket (x2).   If these particular parts were metal parts, I would declare this the pinnacle of consumer product engineering.  Unfortunately because of the plastic, that award goes to the 1994 Toyota Corolla.    Anyway, I worked with weber support to have replacements shipped. They actually sent me 2 sets, which is another story.

So Weber, if you're listening, it's not worth the cost savings to use plastic.  I'll happily pay more if the critical parts are all metal.  I still love you, but it hurts.