How much island space does a 40 inch built-in grill need?
Plan on roughly 66 to 70 inches of total island length for a 40 inch built-in grill, which leaves usable counter on both sides of the cutout. Take the cutout dimensions from the specific model's product page rather than assuming, since openings differ between manufacturers at the same nominal width.
How many burners does a 40 inch built-in grill have?
Most 40 inch built-in grills carry four or five burners. The RCS Premier RJCA runs five burners at 72,000 BTUs, the TrueFlame TF40 runs five at 80,000, and the Summerset Sizzler 40 runs five across 985 square inches. The Summerset TRL Pro 40 and Sizzler Pro 40 are four-burner models.
Which brands make 40 inch built-in grills?
Summerset, RCS, TrueFlame and Sunstone all build 40 inch built-in grills. Summerset covers three lines here in the Sizzler, Sizzler Pro and TRL Pro, RCS brings the Premier, and Sunstone builds the only non-gas option in the size.
How many people can a 40 inch built-in grill feed?
A 40 inch built-in grill handles gatherings of ten or more. The Summerset Sizzler 40 gives you 985 square inches of cooking surface and the Sunstone 40-inch offers 918 square inches, which is enough grate to hold a full run of burgers or chicken and still keep a warming zone free.
Is there a 40 inch built-in that is not a gas grill?
Yes. The Sunstone 40-inch built-in electric pellet grill with cold smoker is the non-gas option in this size, with 918 square inches of cooking area in 304 stainless steel. Every other 40 inch built-in here is a gas grill. Compare it against the rest of the built-in grills.
Can I choose natural gas or propane in a 40 inch built-in grill?
Yes. 40 inch built-in grills come in propane and natural gas configurations, and the RCS Premier RJCA is convertible between the two. Other models ship built for one fuel, so confirm on the product page. See more five-burner options in 5 burner built-in grills.