But, for avid backyard cooks who really love to grill, this is probably one appliance worth splashing out on. Napoleon does provide a limited lifetime warranty so, on the plus side, it may be the last charcoal grill you need to buy for a very long time. It’s hard to overlook the price tag or the almost 50-pound weight.
Royal Gourmet’s 24-inch Charcoal Grill is priced right at just over $100. But this basic briquette burner has everything most backyard chefs are looking for. The jet-black exterior is clean, smple, and guaranteed to work with the vibe of any outdoor space.
Indicates whether the grill provides one ore more hooks to hang your grilling tools. Located on the propane tank or the grill itself, this reveals at Charcoal Grills Combo Grills a glance how much propane remains in the tank. Commonly thought of as breakfast grills, you can still cook everything you would on a normal grill.
Under the hood, the roomy cook surface measures almost 400 square inches, while chrome warming racks add another 200 square inches. It has a whopping 860 square inches of cooking space, which is incredible compared to almost any other grill or smoker we’ve seen. What I would add though is that, when compared to its propane element, the charcoal grill here just feels… a bit… cheap. However, if you’re mostly after a gas grill but with the option of charcoal grilling, then this is a great option to have.
If you have an infrared grill, you can allow a slightly lower BTU level. This is because infrared burners are more energy efficient and can distribute cooking heat well. On average I’d expect you to save about 30% when investing Flat Top Grills Gas Grills Pellet in one simple gas-charcoal combo grill. Despite being a budget-friendly combo grill, the Backyard still offers an impressive 36,000 total BTUs. Everything you could possibly need all in one smoker grill combo unit.