G'day Jenny,

The frypan has grill ridges along the bottom, so is not ideal for cooking pancake or eggs, etc
The manufacturer's recommended use is for stovetops only, so can guarantee it will be the right fit for a Weber.
Your best bet would be to pick up a half hotplate designed specifically for the Baby Q, which should be available wherever you can get Weber gear from.

G'day Adrain,

I've had a good look at the display models in store for you, it seems the main differences between the Compact Nonstick Grill Pan and the Compact Griddle Frypan (aside from the handles) are the compatibility with cooking surfaces. The Compact Nonstick Grill Pan (grey) is suitable for use for induction, gas and electric stovetops and can sit inside an oven provided the handle is removed. The Compact Griddle Pan (red) is only suitable for oven or stovetop cooking. We don't advise you use either of these pans over coals. Both have non-stick coatings, however, upon inspection, the (grey) Non-Stick Grill Pan's surface feels slicker, probably because it's triple coated, unlike the griddle. I hope this helps. 

G'day Cathy,

The Campfire Compact Nonstick Grill Pan is 58cm in length, including the handle. The width of the pan is 28cm and does fit onto the Primus 2 Burner Deluxe Stove using 1 of the 2 burners. You can also fit a small pot alongside the pan. I played with the display models in store and fit the Campfire Compact Nonstick Saucepan next to the grill pan. 

G'day Colleen, 

A pan like this Campfire Nonstick Grill Pan should be fine on top of a portable butane cooker for a mini sausage sizzle at the footy - as it measures 58.7L x 29W x 4.5H cm, so it won't be too big.