Sometimes you have to work with what you find and live on the edge. It was a miracle they did not fall through.

Time for a grill grill providing the rest of the bbq is salvageable.

Those parts are usually easy to come buy. Check with your local Ace Hardware store.
Or here.
https://www.weber.com/US/en/parts--et--support/replacement-parts/charcoal-parts/

That’s a heck of a view, the burgers survived so that’s a good thing too, haha

Depends on the size of the grill for parts availibility the one we have and need a new top rack for we cannot find online or in stores. Wound up buying a bottom rack for a larger grill, slight modification and made it work

The grill was a long time resident of the lake house we stay at every month. We found it and a partial bag of charcoal while cleaning things up. I added some oak wood chips from a fallen tree nearby to have enough for it's last cookout. It made some great ground ribeye burgers, but is now a dead soldier reincarnated as crappie structure.

Great way to go out.

Likin' this. You need to honor its memory by grilling filets from that crappie structure on the next one.

I put a Santa Maria attachment on my Webber