Outdoor Natural Gas Grills

Grilling Made Easy

Never worry about replacing grilling fuel again with a natural gas grill. Some may swear by wood pellet grills, propane gas grill models, and charcoal grill versions, but they all have one major flaw. You will always have to refill them with fuel. A natural gas grill ensures you never experience the pain of running to the corner with an empty propane tank again. Instead, enjoy the simplicity of setting up your soon-to-be flamed eats and turning on your burners. It's that simple.

Natural Gas Grills Are Good For The Environment

Before you start choosing between models and colors for your next BBQ grill, make sure you've got the right set up in place. Your home will need an outdoor gas line, and if you don't have one already, you should be prepared to have one installed. Before installation, see if you can visualize where you're going to use your new barbecue. You'll want to keep your minor fire hazard away from anything too flammable, like fabric sectionals and other seating. Try to keep it in a central, yet safe space on the patio. If you're in search of a built-in natural gas grill, chances are your patio is already properly designed for the best grilling environment. You'll just need to make sure you have enough space on the side to stash necessary items like spatulas and thermometers. You may even need an extra table or island to stash finished burgers or kebabs while you're cooking the next course.

Space, Shape, and Size

Okay, you know just where everything's going to go, and you've got your line installed. Now the only thing left to do is select the natural gas grill that's perfect for the grillmaster in your family. Whether your priority is size or style, make sure the one you pick can do everything you need it to. Small-sized barbecues are great for heating up quick and small dinners, but larger families and entertainers should make sure they shoot for larger models. No matter what, make sure you don't overcrowd, as this can prevent meats from browning properly

Summertime partiers will be happy with your standard set of features, but what if you've got an aspiring barbecue chicken chef in your house? If so, consider choosing a model with a rotisserie—these make it easy to char multiple birds or roasts at once, fast. What if you're a true purist, and can't imagine trying to cook a burger anywhere that flavorful smoking wood isn't involved? Some of these natural gas grills come with charcoal smoker trays too; fill these trays with smoking wood like hickory or apple wood for an instant shot of high-heat flavor in your foods.

Char-Grilled Service

If you're having a hard time making heads or tails of grills and smokers, check out our Outdoor Grill Buying Guide. Learning the fundamentals of each type of barbecue will make choosing one easier. Once you find one that's perfect for you, it should be with you for years to come. Taking good care of your device will help prolong its lifespan: read up on the best ways to clean your gas grill. And if you still need help deciding on one, contact one of our barbecue experts at 800-860-3577. We've got the experience and expertise to help you find the perfect cooker for your yard.