If your patio or outdoor kitchen is in need of a little renovating, you might want to think about a built in outdoor gas grill. Built in gas grills are a great alternative to more traditional options, such as a charcoal grill, and deserve a permanent place in your home. In fact, there are many different types of these grills on the market today.

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There are many brands that make built in gas grills, as well as many different outlets that carry them. These include, for example, American Outdoor Grill, Dacor, Broilmaster, Fire Magic, KitchenAid, Kenyon, Napoleon, Lynx, Outdoor Concepts, Outdoor Greatroom Company, Twin Eagles, Solair, and Weber built in gas grills. Although there are many of these grills that are right around or less than $500, there are some that may run as much as $5000.

For example, the Prestige II Gemini by Napoleon includes twin cooking systems that have individual grill heads. The right side has commercial-grade tube burners made of 304 stainless steel, the left side utilizes high intensity infrared ceramic burners. This model has an amazing 1156 square inches that you can use for cooking. For a restaurant-style grilling experience, try using the WAVE-rod cooking grids as well as sear plats that control flare-ups and vaporize drippings. This model costs just a little under $2500.

If you are looking for something a little simpler and less expensive, try Napoleon’s Ultra Chef grill. This 27-inch gas grill works well for small areas, yet still has a cooking space that is 570 square inches. It also has a rotisserie burner, and is made of stainless steel and extremely heavy duty cast iron. Not only that, the Ultra Chef has models that use your choice of propane or natural gas and costs about $450.

When you are selecting the perfect built in gas grill, think about the other tools you will need for the best barbecuing experience. There are so many options available that you can rest assured the perfect BBQ grill is out there waiting for you.

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