The Bottom Line
This Grill has been Discontinued. This gas grill was designed to last by people who got feed up with cheap grill parts. The cast brass burners and stainless steel internal components make this grill one of the better in the under $500 price range. This unit also represents a new design for Great Outdoors Grills that should at least get it noticed. While it is a basic grill the construction make it a good buy for someone who isn't looking for a lot of fancy features.
Pros
- Cast Brass Burners
- Stainless Steel internal components
- Solid Construction
Cons
- Basic two burner grill
- BTUs may be a little low for the size
Description
- 450 square inches of primary grilling area for a total cooking area of 647 square inches
- 35,000 BTU H-type cast brass burner
- 10,500 BTU cast brass side burner
- Porcelain coated cast iron cooking grate
- Electronic Ignitor
- Stainless steel hardware
- Porcelain coated body
- Steel X-frame cart with two wheels
- Pivoting side tables
Guide Review - Ironware Series Gas Grill
This Grill has been Discontinued.The Great Outdoors Grill Company was started by people from Sunbeam who just couldn't bring themselves to make another bad grill. They went with cast brass burners, stainless steel parts and solid construction in a low cost grill. The Ironware has all these things but also an enamel coated body that gives it a more attractive appearance. This is a grill built to last.
While the BTUs might be a little for for this unit the heavy components help this grill hold a good temperature. Great Outdoors say that the maximum temperature can reach as high as 700 degrees F. High enough to sear a steak. Everything else about this grill is designed to last so this is a good investment in a gas grill.
