BBQ-PLUS Collapsible Grill Stand for Blackstone 17″/22″ Tabletop Griddle Accessories, Foldable Portable Grill Cart Table Replacement Parts for Camping Backyard Outdoor with Wheels & Side Shelf

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1. rockuaman Verified Buyer – 7 June 2024

   This rolling stand is pretty heavy and durable. I like it!
   Perfect fit for my Weber Q 200. The only assembly was putting the axle through the bottom and adding the wheels.
   The red push button is how you would remove the grill from the stand by depressing it and sliding the grill off. The red tab is also a piece you have to add to the stand yourself.

   The only reason I gave it 4 stars instead of 5 is because of the way this stand folds open. I wish there was a locking latch to make sure the stand STAYS open. Its only an open slot that the bar goes into. When I wheeled it with no grill on top the stand closed on me while wheeling it. So it gives me a little concern it might happen when the grill sits on it. However maybe the weight of the grill will keep it from folding closed when wheeling it.
   I will update with another photo.

   Overall this is exactl what I have been needing for this grill.
   

2. Mat Verified Buyer – 21 January 2025

   Stand came put together minus the wheels. Super easy set up and it fits my blackstone perfectly. Bolts on and stays tight on the stand. Comes with a strap to keep the hood closed. Love this
   

3. Kahn O Verified Buyer – 21 February 2025

   this was not an exact fit for my 22″ blackstone griddle the frame where the griddle sits on were narrow the legs of my griddle sat on the outer edge of the frame the bracket with the holes were inside the frame I didn’t return this because I like to fabricate things what I did was simple I put a 2′ x 2′ piece of plywood over the frame drilled 2 holes through the plywood bolted it to the frame where the bracket with holes were now my griddle sits good and is secured to the stand…
   

4. KC Denton Verified Buyer – 26 February 2025

   I’ve had a Weber Q Series Grill for quite a few years, but it was cumbersome to set up, since I’d have to haul it out of my garage, and clear off a table for it. So getting a cart for it, has been on my wishlist. Pros: Packaging is excellent. Nice big box, with lots of styrofoam. Nice instructions. A full page, with large fonts, and big illustrations. Easy Assembly. No tools needed. You put the axle and wheels on, then lock them with cotter pins. You also put the spring-loaded red lock buttons on the top of the cart, to lock the grill in place. There were no instructions for this part, but it’s easy to figure out. These spring-loaded buttons hold the grill into place rather well. Good Quality. It’s plenty sturdy. Cart frame is made of steel tubing, and has some very nice welds. The wheels are solid rubber. Concerns: You can lock the grill on with the cart, with the handle being either to the left or right. Not sure which way is the best way, since each way has a potential minor issue. If I put the grill on with the lock buttons in the front, then the gas regulator on my grill, might get damaged IF I store it vertically. If I put the grill on the opposite way, the grease tray might slide off, when I wheel the cart vertically. I took pictures of the grill being put on both ways. It’s probably not going to be an issue, for me, either way, but it’s something I took notice of. The Strap. The strap and buckles are kind of low on quality. It’s difficult to put on, and it’s barely long enough. There’s got to be a better way to secure the cart and grill lid. Not sure if this is going to matter, for me, since I don’t think I’ll be folding up the cart much, but this could be problematic. Easy problem to solve. Just get a bigger and better strap. Overall: It’s a great travel cart. I don’t travel much, so I’ll probably be modding it, so it can hold my propane tank.

   

5. Suburban Mom & Dad Verified Buyer – 9 March 2025

   I got this to replace my super old cart, but I’m actually going to keep the one I have. This one is quite heavy, which I suppose is great if you are leaving it permanently set up (less so if you’re going mobile). But the main problem is that I spent about 10 minutes trying to wedge the feet of my Q220 into the locking stays on the platform / shelf, and they just wouldn’t go. It shouldn’t be this hard. Ultimately I just don’t think the manufacturer left enough clearance for those feet. Maybe the Q100 fits better? Also, the instruction manual doesn’t say how to install the red plastic locking pins, but it’s easy to figure out if you look at the product photos.
   

6. Susan Wiles Verified Buyer – 6 April 2025

   The convience of getting it out easily!!
   

7. Tommy Hebert Verified Buyer – 20 April 2025

   I like the fact that the stand will collapse down so we can take it camping.