Sear grates for the Searwood 600

[BlackAcid]

Hey All,

Just started working with the Searwood about a month ago and I'm interested in getting a sear grate for one side. Anybody know of the correct part(s) / accessories I would need, if it exists yet? I only have the Searwood 600, not the XL. Any guidance would be appreciated!!

 

[Wellsmoked1]

Hey All,

Just started working with the Searwood about a month ago and I'm interested in getting a sear grate for one side. Anybody know of the correct part(s) / accessories I would need, if it exists yet? I only have the Searwood 600, not the XL. Any guidance would be appreciated!!

I have the Searwood 600 also. It's called Weber craft series. You purchase a ring insert in the grill area on one side of the 600, then you obtain the cast iron searing grill.
You will not have any issues obtaining wonderful sear marks.

 

[CleanMyGrill]

I have a Searwood 600 and also a Spirit-320 and I use the cast-iron grates from my Spirit in the Searwood when I cook burgers and steaks. Crank up the heat to 550F or more and you get excellent searing. Just as good as the Spirit.

 

[Bulkman]

Just saw this at Costco yesterday, bet it would work great & it's almost 1/3 the cost of the Weber ones.

 

[Bruno]

Is the bottom grate for a SearWood the same as a SmokeFire? I had a full CI grate set from Weber that I loved for my SmokeFire. I also really like the look of that full size crafted grate they are selling.

 

[Tommy614]

I have a Searwood 600 and also a Spirit-320 and I use the cast-iron grates from my Spirit in the Searwood when I cook burgers and steaks. Crank up the heat to 550F or more and you get excellent searing. Just as good as the Spirit.

Agree 100%. I purchased the cast iron grates for the Spirit 300. They fit perfectly in the Searwood. They take this grill up a notch. The sear marks are significantly better. Stainless can’t compete. I’m going to spray them down with vegetable oil to keep them in good shape.