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My Blackstone griddle (17") has been living on a portable workbench, so I jumped at the chance to get something with better purpose, and even better, wheels!The assembly instructions leave a lot to be desired, so it took some figuring out of the layout and eventual final configuration to get things right (it is possible to put legs in the wrong places or facing the wrong direction). I found it much easier to use my own socket wrench and adjustable wrench to get everything together, and it wasn't completely intuitive and took a little tapping to get some holes to line up correctly, but in the end, the assembly is a nice stand, some surprisingly solid wheels (they might be the highest quality part of the set!).It has a little mechanism that pops into place when set up which is a little finicky to get right into place, but once there holds very well.Adding my griddle, the feet lined up perfectly and settled into place (there are holes in the top that the feet fit into).Overall, it's a decent stand (and streamlined and compact, even if its kept in its upright state). It's not the sturdiest or highest quality, but will serve its purpose well.

This folding griddle stand is meant for blackstone 17 and 22 inch griddles, but it fits our members mark (Sam’s club) 22 inch ok. The feet are a little off but can be forced, which means it’ll be harder to take out but I’m thinking I may make it part of the griddle anyway since it can fold up with a griddle installed.The assembly went ok but they included the wrong wrench for the smaller nuts. You’ll need wrenches or a socket set or pliers to complete assembly or you can jam the wrench between the two nuts and get enough leverage to stop the nut from turning while you turn the screw, which is how I handled it. Some of the parts had some stains on them I didn’t have time to try and clean. They don’t look like rust where the stain is but I don’t know more. No issues that suggest a problem though.It came with little hooks that aren’t advertised but they are only slot in from the top so when you grab something off of them they come off too. I’ll affix them better - they’re going to be useful.The fold out tray looks like it’ll hold a few things but not as much space as the griddle so you’ll still have to manage your loading and unloading sequence. When we add our griddle tray to the right for the tools it’ll probably be enough. If you have a 17 inches then it’s probably enough.The latching mechanism is solid and I don’t doubt it’ll be steady for cooking. Certainly on the cement pad it’s fine, my first smash burgers got rave reviews and I never had to consider being careful with my force on the griddle.Overall I’m happy with it. The only thing that I’d like is a way to level it more easily. The legs on the griddle usually provide leveling but they fit into the holes of this table and so can’t level anymore. I’ll bring some pieces of 1/4”, 1/2”, and 1” wood with the griddle so I can always level it so grease flows correctly but doesn’t drain too quickly.Also, if you haven’t had a tray or table right next to the griddle be aware a lot of heat comes out the side and the table doesn’t protect you from that. See the melted oil spray top in my pictures for an example.