2 Burner Portable Stainless Steel BBQ Table Top Grill for Outdoors

Perfect for the occasional griller!

It is small, very portable and easy to use. Works as efficiently as a larger grill. Price is much less than the traditional full size grill.

Great heat

The wind hasn't blown the grill out. My old grill was a hassle trying to keep it lit. Gets hot enough to sear the meat quickly so it stays moist.

The hose for the propane was cracked and blew gas from tank all over me.

Have not been able to use because of broken hose. Camp site with no grill

Here is How to Fix the Low Flame/Low Temp That is Mentioned

I have had this for 27 months and over the last month or so, the flame has gotten lower as others have mentioned. Mine stays outside and is always connected to the gas line and I live 100' from the ocean, so salt water moisture is an issue and the exterior has a lot of rust spots-even though it is stainless steel.
The problem with the low flame is that the gas jet orifice has become partially clogged. More than likely, this is from the steel gas manifold. Fortunately, this is an easy fix, and takes about 2 beers.
1. Remove the gas tank line and latch the top.
2. Turn the stove on its back and look at the bottom. Follow the gas line pipe you just connected to the two gas valves. Remove the two screws on each gas valve that has a clamping ring on it. This will allow you to remove the gas line manifold. Do not lose these 6 parts (4 screws, 2 clamps)
3. My gas valves could not be removed without removing the burners. Set the grill upright and remove the grates and burner plates. My burners were bolted to the two support bracket and the screws were rusted, so I drill out the four screws. (You will need 4 new screws or pop rivets.) Remove the burners, clean off any debris and take a small wire and unclog any holes in the burner. Shop vac this clear.
4. From the front, pop off the plastic dial knob. Unscrew/loosen the two bolts on the front holding the gas valve to the grille. The valve should fall loose.
5. Both valves were the same, but as they butt up against the gas manifold with a rubber gasket, I kept them left and right so they go back in the same place with the same gasket.
5. Take some very thin wire (single strand picture wire is perfect) and stick it in the bronze tip orifice. Rotate it around and then back and forth. Only push the wire in until you feel it stop. I opened the valve to the third points and shop vacc'ed the orifice and the gas inlet side. I did this twice for each valve.
Assembly is the exact opposite of the above. But a word of CAUTION. When reinstalling the gas manifold pipe, you have to be absolutely sure the gasket part of the gas valve fits inside the manifold. Otherwise gas can leak out and you will have a small fire under the grill. I found the best way to do this was to leave the gas valves loose via the front screws and then install the 2 screws and pipe clamp. The metal for the gas valve is not strong, so be sure not to strip the screws out when installing the clamp screws.
Reconnect the gas line to the grill. Turn off the burner valves. Turn on the tank and sniff for leaks. If you smell gas, spray some soapy water on the manifold and gas valve connection. Got bubbles? You didn't get the valve and manifold seated properly. No smell? Awesome. Turn on the grill and check for the burner flame and then look under the grill any any flames from the manifold one more time.
Fire up those steaks and grab another cold one, McGyver!
BTW- there are identical looking grilles listed on Amazon that go by other names. This will work for them as well.

Bought for the RV

Bought this for the RV lit it off and seasoned the grill, haven’t had a chance to use it yet but seems like a nice unit.

Stainless grill

Bought this to replace a more conventional gas grill on a stand, that had rusted out. I like the fact that this grill appears to be entirely made from stainless steel, and seems to be unlikely to rust. It's not huge, but we only cook for two people, so it's adequate. Like all grills, it's a pain to clean.

Great to cook on

Exactly what I wanted. Hooked it up to quick connect. Worked great

Quality

Shopped for quality and finally found it all in this brand! Cooked on it the first time today and it was rather windy. No problems at all. Great manufacturing and wish I had known of it before I bought my old one that lasted only two summers, before the propane came up between the control knobs and the main fire box.

seem good for price point

Easy setup

Very good product

I really recommend this product it’s very Portable

Very nice!

Just got this grill today, and I must say number one, it was very well packaged. Good heavy cardboard box. and very securely packaged inside with good fitting styrofoam and hard corner protectors etc. The grill itself looks very well made and I am very impressed. It will be a few weeks before I get to use it, but if it works as good as it looks I will be very happy. I am pleased that it is made from 430 stainless, instead of 316, as I have seen a number of cheap grills made from 316 that still developed rust on the outside. The grate, and grease tray all fit very well, and the latches to secure the top close it up nice and tight. At this point, I would definitely recommend this unit!

Portable and works well for tailgating

My family tailgated the Rams Sofi season opener last Saturday, and many people gave us the thumbs up for this bbq grill, I paired it up with a Blue Rhino propane tank. Everything you need is in the box. It self started with just 1 turn, and the drip pan caught all the grease. I might use this at home, it seems very reliable and fast cooking. I wish they would sell a carrying case but after waiting for grill to cool down, just used a large trash bag to keep any grease from getting on the van. We will see how long it last, but the construction is solid, legs fold down to make it more compact.

Super great product

I bought this for a family vacation in wild fire country, as I didn't want to use charcoal or anything that couldn't be extinguished quickly. The BBQ worked well and cooked all kinds of dinners from burgers to salmon. I highly recommend. In fact we bought a second one for a family member on the trip that really like using it.

Well Done

I bought one for my Father. A low pressure grill. Exactly what he wanted. He says it works perfectly. Holding up.

Easy to carry in Rv and cooks well.

Easy setup, easy clean up, very consistent temperature, easy to store in Rv. Got many compliments from other campers in our group about how nice clean appearance and large cooking area for such a compact unit.

Three Years In...

Bought this the summer of 2018 for our new Airstream camper. Have been using it every camping trip since. I use it for the summer, get home, open the top and spray oven cleaner all over it and hose it off. Cleans up perfectly. Cooking.... I cook everything on this. Use one side only quite a bit. I cook using a wok, big Calphalon pan, or grill on the grates. I slow cool large pots of veggies. I wrap squash in aluminum foil and put it on the side that is turned off and close the lid, comes out perfect. When this baby has reached its end, I will by another one. You can't go wrong.

Great little grill

This grill is perfect for trips just the right size and it can slow cook as well as getting a high heat sear.

Needed a quality grille

Well made, easy set-up, all I had to do was hook up to a 20lb. tank. Works well for me.

Would recommend

Works very well for tailgating and in pronto cookouts.

3 Years later and it is still great

We have had our grill for 3 years and just love. it. Big, but still small enough to fit in the basement of our RV. I adapted it to do a quick connect propane hose fed by the giant RV propane tank. 2 burners is the way to go for control and indirect heat options. Has held up well. With a ceramic coated clay "stone" I have baked cookies in the bbq. 7lb pork shoulders too. Would buy it again. We did add a couple sets of folding wind screens to prevent the burners from getting blown out in windy conditions.