Coyote Built-In Grills

What is the difference between Coyote's C-Series, SL-Series and CL-Series built-in grills?

The C-Series is Coyote's value line, built in 30 and 34 inch widths. The SL-Series adds features across 30, 36 and 42 inches. The CL-Series is the highest-end of the three, in 36 and 42 inches, with the CL-Series 42 carrying five burners and 100,000 BTUs. Compare the whole Coyote Nex Gen C, CL and SL lineup side by side.

What sizes do Coyote built-in grills come in?

Coyote built-in grills run from 30 to 50 inches wide: C-Series at 30 and 34 inches, SL-Series at 30, 36 and 42, CL-Series at 36 and 42, and Hybrid and Combo models at 50 inches. The Next-Gen pellet grills add a 28 inch built-in. Measure your island cutout before choosing a series.

What size Coyote built-in grill do I need?

For everyday family cooking, a 30 or 34 inch Coyote built-in is enough; the C-Series 30 gives 672 square inches and the C-Series 34 gives 824. Move to a 36 or 42 inch SL-Series or CL-Series for 840 to 1,050 square inches, or a 50 inch Hybrid or Combo when you cook for large gatherings.

Can a Coyote built-in grill cook with charcoal?

Yes. The C3CH36 is a dedicated 36 inch built-in charcoal grill with an adjustable charcoal tray, and Coyote's Hybrid models include a charcoal tray so you can run gas, charcoal or both. The 50 inch Hybrid C3HY50 adds a griddle and rotisserie to that setup.

What is the Coyote 50 inch Combo built-in grill?

The Coyote 50 inch Combo C3CO50 is a single built-in unit pairing a gas grill with a griddle in 304 stainless steel, so you can sear and run a flat top at the same time. Along with the 50 inch Hybrid, it is the widest built-in Coyote makes.

Do Coyote built-in grills run on natural gas or propane?

Every Coyote series is available in natural gas and propane, sold as separate models; the SL-Series 36 comes as the C3SL36NG or the C3SL36LP. Choose the fuel your outdoor kitchen is already plumbed for, and browse natural gas built-in grills if you are running a gas line.

Does Coyote make a built-in pellet grill?

Yes. The Coyote Next-Gen pellet grills drop into an island in 28 and 36 inch widths. The C2P28 gives 609 square inches and the C2P36 gives 808, both with digital control from 175 to 700 degrees. They are the only Coyote built-ins here that run on neither gas nor charcoal.

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

Coyote built-in grills are listed from $1,800 to $7,500. The C-Series 30 and 34 are the value entry point, the SL-Series and CL-Series sit above them, and the 50 inch Hybrid and Combo models top the range. If you are not building an island, the same heads are sold on Coyote cart grills.

What are Coyote built-in grills made from?

Coyote built-in grills are built from 304 stainless steel, the grade specified for outdoor use because it resists rust and corrosion. That applies across the C-Series, SL-Series, CL-Series, charcoal, Hybrid and Combo models, all engineered to drop cleanly into an outdoor kitchen island cutout.

Can a Coyote built-in grill be installed in an outdoor kitchen island?

Every Coyote built-in grill is designed for installation into an outdoor kitchen island. Before construction, verify the manufacturer's current cutout width, depth and height, combustible clearances, ventilation requirements, gas connection requirements and insulating-jacket requirements. Do not size the opening from the advertised grill width; a 36-inch grill has its own cutout dimensions that your contractor should work from.

Do I need an insulating liner for a Coyote built-in grill?

An insulating grill liner may be required when a Coyote built-in grill is installed into an island built from combustible materials such as wood framing. Whether one is needed depends on the grill model, the surrounding construction and the clearances in the installation instructions. Design the island around those clearances rather than modifying it after the grill arrives. Browse grill liners.

Are Coyote grills good for coastal outdoor kitchens?

Coyote grills are reasonable candidates for coastal installations because of their 304 stainless steel construction. Stainless is not maintenance-free, though: clean salt, humidity, grease and airborne contaminants off the grill regularly and keep it covered when it is not in use. Plan on routine cleaning and a model-specific Coyote grill cover from the day it is installed.

What else should I plan for around a Coyote built-in grill?

Leave island space for prep surfaces, landing areas, side burners, refrigeration and storage drawers rather than buying the largest grill that will physically fit. Coyote also builds access doors, drawers and outdoor refrigeration that match its grills visually, so a whole island can be assembled from one brand if a consistent finish matters to you.