Blaze LTE Marine Grade 32-in 4-Burner Propane Grill w/ Rear Infrared Burner & Grill Lights

Two years in and this grill is amazing. It is very powerful. If you are use to box store brands beware. You have to cook a little lower and a little slower. This is for people who enjoy grilling, do not like rusty grills, and appreciate quality materials with fit and finish! Buy a Blaze and only replace it because you want to and not because you have to! - Cheers

Great grill, but VERY BAD ASSEMBLY directions. Many calls,, lots of wasted time and some very mediocre YouTube videos finally got us to usability!

The directions are vague. The hardware is not right for the door handles.

Great BBQ 3 years in. Had a company come & clean it and looks like brand new. The only issue I have a had was adding the infared burner. It lasted about 6 - 8 months and corroded out. Other than that the lights, ignitors and burners still working well.

We had an outdoor kitchen put in and bought everything from BBQ guys. Customer service is amazing! Very happy with this grill and all our additional products.

My 13 y/o Weber Genesis was a better grill. First Design flaw is that the flame tamer bars are too close to the grill (cooking surface). Any dripping fat that hits the flame tamer bars quickly catches on fire. Result is charred food. Second design flaw is that the burner heat distribution is not uniform. The burners run hotter on the end versus the gas inlet side. This creates a heat gradient and difficulty in controlling temperature. There is no way to adjust (that i know of). Third design flaw is that the burner turndown isn't sufficient. Even at low fire, the temperature of the burners is too hot. Fourth design flaw is that the thermometer is not positioned to get an accurate temperature reading given the sharp slope of the grill hood. It looks good, but cooking on it isn't the most enjoyable. I'm still trying to figure it out, but initial impression is poor.

I really like cooking on this grill. Plenty of space, very even heat, easy to control. The rubber grips on the control knobs all cracked and fell off in just a couple of months. They were replaced at no charge but I don't expect the replacements to last any longer. My biggest complaint is that the drip tray fills up with water every time it rains. I usually keep the cover on the grill, but sometimes you just have to cook in the rain or it starts raining after a cook and before the grill cools down.

I purchased this 10 months ago and the following failures occurred: -All 4 gas knob gaskets cracked and pealed off -Grill lights worked for only a few days -regulator delivered improper fuel mix so grill easily overheats

Best grill I've ever owned. Used my first least 3 times a week for 7 and a 1/2 years. It survived a 30 foot fall off of my Deck. Do to a cat 5 hurricane. Cleaned it up. Straightened up some sheet metal on the cart and it fired right back up. After 7 and a 1/2 years, the burners were only lighting the front half. The fire guards had worn out. Was going to order new parts? Until I realized I could not get the burners out without damaging the grill. The Cotter pins holding the back of the burners were welded in place after so long. Assembly instructions when you get the box. Are sketchy at the best? And I didn't know that the Cotter pants were only there for shipping and I should have taken them out. I now have a new blaze grill with the cotterpions taken out of the back of the burners I now have a new blaze grill with the Cotter pins taken out of the back of the burners. Should be the last grill I ever buy.

I just finished putting together this erector set of a grill base for my 32" Blaze Charcoal Grill. The good: It is pretty sturdy. It does fit the grill. It has wheels for easy relocation. The bad: It is a universal base with a hole for a propane tank. The ugly: The instructions don't match this grill, never tell you when to use the included washers or what size bolt to use. You will just have to guess. Also, there is an extra part that doesn't seem to fit anywhere and is not in the instructions and there is a missing part that appears to be structural?