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Propane BBQ Grills
There’s a reason freestanding liquid propane grills are the most common backyard barbecue grilling option. One of the best things about liquid propane (LP) gas grills is ease of use — you don’t need a natural gas line, and the interchangeable propane tanks are simple to connect and replace. They also come in various brands, sizes, and configurations, so you can find the propane BBQ grill that truly fits your needs. Though freestanding is the most common choice, these models can also be built-in, countertop, post-mounted, or portable.
You can even choose from grills that have between one burner and eight burners and span 26–54 inches. Fortunately for you, our BBQ experts have compiled a list of the top-rated models to help you find the best propane bbq grill by taking the guesswork out of searching for the perfect grill. There are three main features found in all of our propane BBQ grills:
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Value- We select only the best LP gas grills at BBQGuys, and stand by their value. That doesn’t necessarily mean they’re expensive, though. Our grills are built to last and can fit into any price range or budget without sacrificing quality.
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Longevity- Many of the propane outdoor grills we carry are made of high-quality 304 stainless steel, and they’re all designed to perform for years to come. With proper grill cleaning and maintenance, your pit will give you lasting enjoyment.
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Dependability- Be sure to consider the warranty when selecting your propane grill. Several brands offer a limited lifetime warranty, so check out our list of gas grill warranties to ensure you’re getting the best support possible.
To find which cooking area size is right for you, consider how many people you typically cook for and where you're cooking. If you're traveling or camping, consider a portable propane grill, which is typically smaller than 22 inches. If it’s just a small group at your home, you might like a small propane grill about 26 inches in width. There are also models as wide as 54 inches for those who normally grill for large groups, with several options in between. In many cases, a midsize grill between 27–33 inches gives you enough cooking surface to grill for a party without sacrificing space.
