BBQ Dragon Weber Grill Side Table – Foldable Grill Shelf with Hooks for 22" Kettle Grills – Portable & Durable Bottom Shelf for Accessories – Space Saving Attachment for Outdoor Cooking

This is a great table. Very well made and the table itself is very sturdy when attached to a kettle/smoker. I initially bought this several years ago to attach to a 22" Weber kettle - perfect fit and function. I recently bought a 22" Weber Smokey Mountain and wanted a small table for it but there isn't much in the market for WSM.I decided to try to fit this table on a 22" WSM and due to the lower transition of the table it would not fit (it's designed to follow the curves of the kettle, not the straight sides of the WSM). I cut off the tips of the transitions on the side supports of the table and it fits the WSM now without issue - pics show it attached to a WSM with a 10lb weight to illustrate sturdiness. It also still fits the kettle without any issues. I added some heat resistant gasket to the cut edge so it doesn't scratch the WSM/kettle.Excellent product - very happy with the purchase.

This shelf is a welcome addition to my old Weber Kettle grill. It provides a place to set digital thermometers, cooking supplies and has hooks to hang grilling tools. Weber should have one of these built into each grill it makes.

This is a well designed add on for the 22” Weber Kettle and I expect it will last a long time. It is exactly as advertised, fits the Kettle perfectly and provides that much needed shelf space. I like it so much I am buying a second one for the other side. The table fits perfectly to the bowl of the kettle but once the lid is on it does create a small leak path for smoke to escape. I view this an acceptable trade off.The table picks up heat from the Kettle being warmer right next to the grill. I am smoking a pork roast right now and the temperature next to the meat is 227F. The temperature at the top of the dome from the stock lid thermometer is 300F and the coals are on the opposite side of the table. The temperature of the table 1/2” out from the kettle is 127F, 119F in the middle of the table and 112F out on the edge. It is a nice sunny day here in Florida so the sun is heating the table as well. If the coals were in the center or closer to the table I would expect the table to get much hotter. If this is a problem a wood cutting board could be placed on to top of the table. The sides of the table are much cooler so that’s where I put my meat thermometer.

The table is nice and sturdy and the paint seems like it will last a while. I do wish it was aluminum not steel but hey what ever. The hooks are the one thing I wish they would change. If I figure out a better hook to replace them I will do that. They seem cheap and do not match the quality of the rest of the table. They are not fixed to the table and can pivot like a hinge which causes some frustration when removing certain hanging items. All that being said its a nice table and I like it. I'd be willing to pay a little more for a stainless or aluminum version.

The Dragon Wing from BBQ Dragon is the perfect addition to my Weber grill. It fit perfectly on the side of the 22” grill and the lid was able to close properly. I thought the side table was going to be small since it’s only 12” long, but I was WRONG it’s a good size and I had plenty of room for my tray to fit on. With a 10 lb. weight limit it can hold most of your cooking necessities. When done it folds up nicely for storage. The hooks are great for holding your utensils, allowing full use of the table top. I was considering buying a Weber Performer because its addition of a folding side table, but at $300 that’s a little too much. I now have essentially a comparable product to the Weber Performer but at a fraction of the price. Coming in at $30 this sturdy all metal great add on has improved my grilling experience.Happy Grilling Y’all!!!

If you own a 22” Weber Kettle, this is a fantastic accessory. The fit is perfect. In fact, it actually seems to tighten the seal of my lid to the base of the kettle. Having a small shelf right next to where you are grilling is easy to overlook until you actually have one. I was using a small table sitting right beside my kettle, but this is just better. I remove it after each cook, fold it up, place on the bottom triangle rack (finally found a use for that rack) and put the cover over the kettle. Easy, and out of the way! Here’s a tip for you: The instructions clearly state to place the shelf over a leg, obviously for stability. I usually stand facing the lower vent adjustment side of the kettle, which means my lid goes over to the right and sort of covers the two legs with wheels. If you are comfortable with the location of your kettle and don’t expect to have to move it mid-cook, this Dragon Wing shelf will easily fit over the leg which includes the handle. So, you get the stability of being over a leg, and it doesn’t interrupt your normal lid-removal / work flow process. A bit hard to visualize but if you’re right handed and tend to always face that bottom vent adjustment while cooking, this may be of benefit. I really do love this thing and it easily held the weight of the entire meal on a tray while I made ready to place it on the cooking grate.

The product is made by some grade of SS and it looks like the coating is anodized. It's great if you want a side piece for your 24". Perfect size to hold a beer/Yeti. I'd say the burger/beer ratio is perfect for the area you get without tipping the grill over. Definitely need hooks.Unfortunately for me I was gifted one but somehow ended up with an 18", but it's not the size of the that matters but how you use it. I'd keep it if I still had my welder and It'd make a wedge or maybe a jig to get the piece to fit. I got too excited and ripped the packaging to only find out my grill was the wrong size and am in the process of getting some sort of explanation from the store I got it from. Nevertheless, the is a great product and I'd imagine it handles decently in direct sunlight but I'd still recommend covering it and cleaning it. 10/10 would buy 2 if I had the right grill. It took about a week or so to get. If it takes longer, it's worth it. Trust me, I'm an engineer.