Choosing The Right Mounting Option For Your Grill

Adding a touch of elegance to your outdoor living space is effortless when you invest in a PGS grill. Imagine having 720 square inches of cooking surface, along with stainless steel cooking grids and side shelves to keep your essential grilling tools within reach. Fueled by 67,000 BTUs and equipped with a one-hour gas flow timer, the PGS T-Commercial Grill is the ultimate addition to any outdoor patio setup.

Perhaps you're in the market for something more compact. The PGS Legacy Grill offers up to 102,000 BTUs, stainless steel grates, stainless steel burners, and ceramic grill rocks to reduce flare-ups and ensure even heat distribution. Plus, it can be powered by either natural gas or liquid propane, giving you added flexibility.

Grill Mounts For Patio Grills

With such a diverse selection of grills available, you’re bound to find one that fits all your needs and preferences. However, when considering the various types, it’s crucial to think about the mounting options. Some grills can be permanently mounted onto posts, while others come with pedestal mounts or can even be built directly into a permanent structure, like an outdoor kitchen area on your patio.

Selecting the Ideal Mounting Option for Your Grill

The best mounting option depends on several factors. Do you prefer a permanent installation, or do you want something portable? How much space do you have surrounding the grill? What kind of fuel source do you prefer? All of these considerations will significantly influence the type of grill you should purchase. Let’s delve deeper into the different grill mounting options and how to choose the most suitable one for your needs.

The PGS A & T series natural gas grills are available with a permanent post mount. These are ideal for fixed placements and, since there’s no base, they maximize floor space. This is particularly beneficial if you have a smaller patio. The A & T series grills can also be mounted on a pedestal. This choice tends to be more visually appealing and provides enhanced stability as the grill is securely fastened to the floor via a base. Alternatively, you can opt for a base with wheels for added portability. The A-series grills can be made portable when mounted on a pedestal with wheels. On the other hand, Legacy grills are typically mounted on a cart with wheels. Your preference will dictate which grill suits your requirements best. Portable grills are highly convenient as they allow you to move them whenever necessary. Additionally, they’re easier to clean behind and can be completely shifted away from walls, providing access to clean the entire area around and behind the grill.

If you're aiming to boost your property's value, you might want to consider a built-in grill mount. Both natural gas and propane-powered built-in grills are aesthetically pleasing and offer a permanent grilling solution. The A, T, and Legacy grills are all available with the built-in option, each offering a wide range of advantages, including optional side shelves, gas shut-off timers, and more.

While the mounting option of a grill plays a significant role in determining the best grill to buy, you should also explore the available features. The T40, an all-aluminum grill, comes with its own built-in gas flow timer, ensuring peace of mind if you forget to turn off the grill after use. In fact, it automatically shuts off the gas after one hour to enhance safety and is particularly well-suited for commercial settings. Its highly efficient burner system ensures even and quick cooking, making it an excellent eco-friendly grill. With a one-year full parts replacement warranty, you can feel confident in your investment.

The Advantages of an Outdoor Grill

PGS grills can be used both indoors and outdoors. Be sure to browse our extensive collection to find the perfect match for your needs. From pedestal grills to portable grills to built-in options, selecting the right grill requires careful consideration. You’ll discover grills with infrared rotisserie heaters, "moon roks" grill briquettes, gas shut-off timers, side shelves, stainless steel burners, and more. Once you start exploring the available grills, you’ll realize the importance of weighing all your options. You might find yourself leaning towards a natural gas grill. Gas grills with shut-off timers are also quite popular.

One of the key questions to ask yourself is what purpose you intend to use the grill for? Are you planning to use it for recreational purposes, like grilling for the family on weekends? And if so, how many people are you preparing food for? Four? Ten? Thirty-plus? Your answers to these questions will help guide you toward a grill that best meets your needs. If you're looking to cook for more than ten people, a commercial-grade grill with ample cooking space is likely your best bet.

Contact us today to learn more about selecting a grill that perfectly matches your needs and preferences. Our grilling experts are here to answer all your questions and assist you through the shopping process.