If you’re looking for stainless steel grills then you’ve come to the right place! Today you have more options than ever before when it comes to grills and just about everyone can find something to satisfy them at just about any price range. But today I’m going to help you find the most grill for your dollar and that is what this web page is dedicated to.
I’ll be discussing several popular brands of grills on the market today. I’ll explain what you can expect to find as far as features and options are concerned, and I’ll also talk about the different price ranges you can expect to see, and show you how to get a deal so low that you’ll feel like you might be ripping the seller off! So let’s dive right in and get right down to it!
The first question you have to ask yourself is this: how much am I willing to pay. For the most part you will always get more features the more money you spend. But that doesn’t mean a lower end model isn’t going to be very nice. You can find a great grill anywhere along the price range from lower end all way up to the highest priced models. In fact sometimes the more expensive models have many more bells and whistles that you’ll never actually use anyway, so you might as well save your money and go with a cheaper model that will work just as well; when you get right down to it. I’ll talk about all of this in more detail when I start talking about specific models later on.
Char-Broil N480 4-Burner Gas Grill with Side Burner by Char-Broil. At around $270 this is a fantastic entry-level Grill that will fit many of your needs. It is a 48,000 btu four burner gas Grill that has 688 square inches of total cooking surface as well as an outdoor stove side burner that is just awesome. It has porcelain cast-iron cooking grates and a stainless steel blade, front door, handle, and up front control panel. You can probably find a grill cheaper than this but I’m not sure that it would be nearly as nice or look quite so beautiful.
Weber 3770001 Genesis S-310 LP Gas Grill, Stainless Steel at around $800 this is quite a bit more expensive than last one I mentioned but beautiful nonetheless. It is a three burner propane grill that has 42,000 BTU’s and 637 square inches of total cooking area, making it a bit smaller than the charbroil grill above. It has a 507 square inch primary cooking area and a 130 square inch warming rack. The entire thing is fully enclosed in stainless steel and also has stainless steel cooking grates. It comes with the crossover ignition system for adjusting burners individually which is something that will come in handy over time. It has two heavy-duty front locking casters and two heavy-duty back swivel casters and the whole thing weighs about 170 pounds.
These are just two options when it comes to stainless steel grills, and I will be discussing many more throughout the pages of this web site…I just wanted to give you a quick taste of what you can expect to find in this genre of grills. Please roam around the site for more information on specific grills and special deals.