Grills & Outdoor BBQs

You’ll find a wide selection of gas, charcoal, pellet, and hybrid grills. Each type offers different benefits depending on your cooking style and flavor preference.

Gas grills heat quickly and provide consistent temperature control, while charcoal grills offer a traditional smoky flavor that’s hard to beat for classic BBQ enthusiasts.

Gas grills heat quickly and provide consistent temperature control, while charcoal grills offer a traditional smoky flavor that’s hard to beat for classic BBQ enthusiasts.

Some grills are designed specifically for pellets or wood fuel, while others can use smoker boxes or inserts to achieve that wood-fired taste.

Stainless steel is the most durable and weather-resistant choice, but cast iron and heavy-duty coated steel are also excellent options for long-lasting performance.

Many are built with weather-resistant materials that allow for year-round grilling, but using a grill cover and regular cleaning will help extend its lifespan.

Measure your outdoor cooking area and consider how many people you typically cook for. Compact grills are ideal for patios, while larger built-ins suit full outdoor kitchens.

Yes. Several premium models include built-in rotisseries, infrared burners, and advanced heat control systems for restaurant-quality results at home.

Most freestanding grills require minimal assembly, while built-in units may need professional installation depending on your setup.