I think you might need the Weber Q to have the flame out fitted if you are going to mount it like that.
https://www.weber.com/AU/en/accessories/smart-barbecuing/flame-iq/weber-flame-iq-to-suit-baby-q-classic-2nd-generation/3400014.html

Yes, I' aware of the Flame out regulations, cheers.
I just want store it in the tunnel when travelling, not fix it to use on the slide.
The boot tunnel is not covered by the roll-out awning, and if the annex walls were to be used, it would still be outside, so not practical on wet blowy days.
I would use one of the 9kg bottles from the draw bar, and sit the weber on a table under the awning.





You don't use magic to disappear, ya use a 4x4 & Swag.

Prety sure you could make those for a lot les than $75
A bit of flat 2.5-3mm and some rivnuts 

Hairs, I am aware that Off-road Down Under have brackets for clamping down a Weber, they also do slides and other bits.
I have been contemplating removing our stainless steel slide out kitchen and replace it with one of their simple Weber slides as we don’t use the current slide out kitchen other than to rest the Weber on and we could save around 30kg if removed.

https://offroaddownunder.com.au/product-category/bbq-slide-out-system-for-caravan/

It's sickening to see the rubbish some leave behind, and camp fires still burning
One thing that does my head in, seeing live trees cut down next to the river bank, what do they think is holding that lovely flat grassed area together, that they love to camp on?

Anyway, yes we pickup what we can.
The broken glass in fires pits.
We usually have to chicken pick the area before we setup, then leave it better condition then what we found. Come back next time(might only be a month), the sh1t left everywhere again.
Makes you wonder what their homes are like.


You don't use magic to disappear, ya use a 4x4 & Swag.

Champin,
Our 4wd Club has an exemption, chainsaws, as we help NPWS maintain several old huts within National Parks, only when we are attending to this task.
Used for clearing tracks, to gain access to these remote places.
Sometimes after storms, trees can be down across tracks.
I haven't looked into,
If you are carrying a chain saw and you need to travel through a National Park, to gain access to a State Forrest, free camp or private property.
I also don't know how they are going to police it, we've been camped in state forest, and have heard a saw operating across the river in a national park.
So I guess some people either don't know the regs or they are just, oh well if I don't get caught,

You don't use magic to disappear, ya use a 4x4 & Swag.