WeberQ Portable Cart, 28.2" x 21" x 25", Black

It's expensive, but it works if you have this grill model and don't want to bend over.

Nice and sturdy, this thing is way cooler than I first thought. When I got the weber grill i didn't think i would need this because the grill is so light and transportable. I could just carry it from place to place and be fine. But I was convinced to get it and I am really glad I did. There is a little assemble required but after that this thing folds and unfolds with ease. When it is folded it will securely hold the grill in place and there is a handle to make it easy to roll around. Once you've found a place to girl, just unfold it right up with the grill on it and you good to go. Pretty cool design and makes the grill easy to take around. If you have a bunch of other stuff you are taking with you than you might have a little trouble fitting everything in your car, but it hasn't been a problem for us so much. When standing the cart puts the grill at a good hight for grilling. Around the same hight as other bigger grills, maybe a bit lower. Im 6'3'' and I can grill on the stand just fine, but if you are any taller than that you might has a little trouble.Anyways, this is a great portable cart for a great portable grill, if you take it with you enough, its definitely worth the price. Just the convenience is worth the price.

Very happy with grill table for our small deck. it would be nice to have an extendable arm to hold a tray or plate but it is very stable & does what we need it to do.

I like the ease of assembly and appearance. I don’t care for the pull handle and Velcro strap. These two features are cheap and lessens the stability when attempting to pull the cart.

This works great for our little Weber grill, don’t have to use table space. Fold up and fits fine in one of our travel trailers storage compartments.

Let me get straight to the point: if you're looking at a stand for your Q Grill you've obviously looked at the Weber 6549 ($49.99) and the Weber 6557 ($69.99) here is one simple thing that puts this model (the 6525) in the front - it comes with the Weber 6501 Adapter Hose ($23.79) included. Now while this stand costs $99.99 if you consider you're going to buy the 6501 adapter hose ($23.79) no matter which model (6549/6557) you go with this effectively puts this stand in the $70 range (price less adapter cost).Cons:it doesn't collapse for transportPro:it's far more stable than the comparable 6549/6557 model cartsthe propane tank mounts/straps to the stand, no need to drag it separately like you would with the 6549/6557 model carts, with the tank mounted you are free to move the cart around as one single unit.This is purely an at home stand, as long as you don't plan to transport your stand this is the cart to buy. I've read some reviews of people saying it's difficult to put together to which I'd disagree, it's 8 screws. It took me less than 20 minutes to get it put together. The stand is beautiful, well made, and very very sturdy, also with my Q2200 grill mounted it looks just like a full sized grill that you'd expect to see at someones home.Additional: one of the pieces was not threaded properly and thus resulted in me stripping the bolt during assembly and essentially getting three of the pieces "stuck" together. I was pretty disappointed and upset as I had just paid $99 for this cart. I decided to contact Weber about it via e-mail to see if they could help, within 15 minutes an actual human responded to clarify my issue and confirm the replacement parts I needed. Once I confirmed the parts I needed I received an order confirmation within minutes for the parts. The whole exchange was literally less than 30 minutes and I was not hassled, I didn't have to go explain and justify, and they didn't charge me a dime. Weber has amazing customer service and I was beyond impressed. Rest assured that Weber is worth the extra money and purchase with confidence knowing that they'll be there for you.

Purchased to compliment the Q-2200 which I have already reviewed. Putting this is together takes longer than the grill itself, but I managed it fine even with a toddler climbing on/around me as I did it.This is a well-designed product, and once put together, it securely holds the 2200 (and I think the 2000) at a nicely elevated height, at least for people 6 feet tall and below. If you are super tall, you might find yourself hunching over slightly.The collapse and tow feature is awesome. This would make tailgating a snap, and the Velcro strap that keeps the lid secure works as intended. You can easily maneuver this around your patio, yard, or camp site.The cooking surface provided is stable, but when I was cleaning the grates of the grill, I did notice some wobbling. It would take a purposeful push to actually topple the unit, but just be aware that it as not as stable as a full-size Weber product.For people with toddlers, be aware that curious hands can still reach the gas control knob and the lighting button. ***Toddlers can access the bottom portion on the grill housing, which will be very hot during and after using the grill. Not a ding on the design, but parents beware if you have children, keep them away from the grill when it is hot.***

The stand fits the grill nicely and makes it very easy to move locations on the patio. I imagine it would be less easy in the sand but we just use it in the garage and patio.