Barbecue Support Assembly
AssigneeWeber-Stephen Products LLC
InventorsStephen Balcerzak, Walter Grassi
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Abstract
A barbecue support assembly for supporting an elongate skewer at one or more preselected heights above a barbecue grill. The barbecue support assembly includes one or more body elements having one or more parts thereof positionable substantially at one of the preselected heights. Also the part includes one or more apertures in which an end of the skewer is receivable.
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A barbecue support assembly to support a skewer over a grill at a preselected vertical height, the barbecue support assembly comprising:
- a skewer having a fixed end and a food support end for holding food;
- a frame positionable on said grill having at least two spaced apart vertical uprights;
- at least one generally circular upper member attached to an inner side of said vertical uprights;
- at least one generally circular lower member attached to an outer side of said vertical uprights and vertically below said generally circular upper member, wherein a space created by a vertical gap between said upper and lower members creates an aperture to support said skewer at said preselected height above the grill, said upper member preventing upward rotation of said fixed end of said skewer and said lower member preventing downward rotation of said food support end of said skewer such that the food support end of said skewer is cantilevered over a cooking portion of said grill.
A barbecue support assembly to support a food retention device over a grill at a preselected vertical height, the barbecue support assembly comprising;
- a food retention device having a lined end and a food support end for holding or supporting food;
- a frame positionable on said grill having at least two spaced apart vertical uprights;
- at least one generally circular upper member attached to an inner side of said vertical uprights;
- at least one generally circular lower member attached to an outer side of said vertical uprights and vertically below said generally circular upper member, wherein a space created by a gap between said upper and lower members creates an aperture to support said food retention device at said preselected height above the grill, said upper member preventing upward rotation of said fixed end of said food retention device and said lower member preventing downward rotation of said food support end of said food retention device such that the food support end of said food retention device is cantilevered over a cooking portion of said grill.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.