Built-In Pellet Grills

What size built-in pellet grill do I need for my outdoor kitchen island?

Built-in pellet grills run roughly 28 to 39 inches wide. Coyote's Next-Gen built-in pellet grills come in 28-inch and 36-inch widths, and Memphis builds a 28-inch Pro, a 30-inch Elevate and a 39-inch Elite. Measure your finished island cutout first, since each model has its own width and ventilation requirement. Compare widths across built-in grills before you frame the opening.

How hot does a built-in pellet grill get?

Most built-in pellet grills hold anywhere from about 180 to 500 degrees Fahrenheit, which covers low-and-slow smoking, roasting and normal grilling. Memphis dual open-flame models go further, searing up to 900 degrees Fahrenheit, so you can smoke a brisket and finish a steak on the same grill.

What is the difference between a Coyote and a Memphis built-in pellet grill?

Memphis built-in pellet grills carry the heavier feature set: ITC3 controllers, IntelliBurn efficiency, built-in Wi-Fi monitoring and dual open-flame searing modes. Coyote's Next-Gen built-in pellet grills cover everyday wood-fired cooking in 28-inch and 36-inch widths. Choose Memphis for maximum temperature range and app control, Coyote for straightforward wood-fired grilling. Browse all pellet grills to compare.

What fuel does a built-in pellet grill use?

A built-in pellet grill burns 100% natural hardwood pellets, fed automatically from an onboard hopper. An electronic controller meters those pellets to hold your set temperature, so the smoke flavor comes from real wood while the cook stays hands-off. Larger hopper capacities let you run longer smokes without refilling.

How much should I budget for a built-in pellet grill?

Budget roughly $1,800 to $7,000 for a built-in pellet grill. Simpler models sit near the bottom of that range, while Memphis Elite and Elevate units with Wi-Fi, IntelliBurn and open-flame searing sit at the top. Pair the grill with an outdoor kitchen island sized to its cutout.