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Listings show grills that use natural gas, charcoal, and propane (liquid petroleum gas) as fuel sources.

Many carts include mobility features such as lockable casters, combinations of large and small wheels (sometimes with brakes), and handles for moving the unit. Some listings specify heavy-duty or all-terrain wheels and lockable 360-degree casters.

Care varies by material, but common instructions include spot or wipe cleaning, washing with mild soap and water, and air-drying fabric components. Some listings simply state 'clean with water'—always follow the product's material-specific care instructions listed by the manufacturer.

Worktops are commonly stainless steel. Frames and structural parts are typically metal, iron, or alloy. Portable wagons in the results use an alloy frame with 600D Oxford fabric for the body.

Capacity depends on the model. Examples include carts rated around 220 pounds or 300 pounds; a folding utility wagon in the results lists support up to 50 kg. Always verify the specific weight capacity on the product listing.

Sink dimensions vary; examples include 19.6" L × 18.7" W × 7.1" D, 19.6" × 18.7" × 7.5", and 17.1" × 14.4" × 6.3". Drainage features listed include full drainage systems and detachable filters to help prevent clogs.

Some listings require no assembly, while many list "Adult Assembly Required." For models that require assembly, descriptions vary between "No Tools Needed" and "Tools Not Provided." Check the product listing for exact assembly instructions and which tools (if any) are included or required.