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Slim66
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Weber Cabinets

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Folks,

Does anyone know how to get in touch with the folks at Weber? I want to do a custom order, but I cannot get them to reply. I've tried calling, texting, emailing.

Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks,

Slim
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A good alternative is Mojotone.
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Re: Weber Cabinets

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Slim66 wrote: ↑Wed Jun 17, 2026 2:17 pm Folks,

Does anyone know how to get in touch with the folks at Weber? I want to do a custom order, but I cannot get them to reply. I've tried calling, texting, emailing.

Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks,

Slim
I use the form on their site and usually get a response in 24 hrs or less.

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Re: Weber Cabinets

Post by Bill Moore »

Many years ago, I bought a Weber Deluxe Reverb kit from a fellow who decided it was too much for him, it was complete with cab. I built my own turret boards, and made a few mods, but when I installed the chassis in the cab, it was recessed too deep and there was too much space between the chassis and baffle. My fix was to redrill the chassis mounting holes, and add a spacer above the baffle to take up the space. I assume they were subbing the cabs out to low bidders at the time!
I added the "racing stripes" to cover holes, and pretend it was planned that way!
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