Coyote Built-In Grills

Coyote is one of the most widely specified premium outdoor kitchen brands in North America, and its built-in grills are built around 304 stainless steel construction, heavy cooking grates, and a modular outdoor kitchen ecosystem.

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The lineup is unusually broad for a single brand. Alongside conventional gas grills, Coyote also builds charcoal, pellet, and hybrid grill-and-griddle built-ins, so an entire outdoor kitchen can be assembled from one brand. Browse the full Coyote collection or jump straight to Coyote built-in grills.

Coyote's built-in gas grills are organized into three main series, plus several specialty fuel options.

• C-Series: Coyote's entry into premium built-in grilling, available as the 30-inch C3C30 and 34-inch C3C34.

• SL-Series: The step-up gas series, offered in 30-inch, 36-inch, and 42-inch sizes.

• CL-Series: Coyote's higher-output gas series, including the 36-inch C3CL36 and the 5-burner 42-inch C3CL42.

• Specialty fuels: the 36-inch charcoal grill, the Next-Gen pellet grills in 28-inch and 36-inch, and the 50-inch Combo and Hybrid grill-and-griddle units.

You can also compare the gas series side by side in the Coyote Next-Gen C, CL and SL Series collection.

All three are 304 stainless steel built-in gas grills. The difference is burner output, cooking area, and feature level.

C-Series is the most straightforward option and suits smaller islands and cooks who want a dependable premium gas grill without extra features.

SL-Series adds cooking area as you move up in size, from 672 square inches on the 30-inch to 1,050 square inches on the 42-inch, and is ordered in a dedicated natural gas or propane configuration.

CL-Series is the highest-output gas line, with the 36-inch delivering 980 square inches and the 42-inch running five burners and 100,000 BTUs.

If you are choosing between them, start with your island opening and how many people you typically cook for, then move up in output only if you sear frequently or cook for crowds.

For most residential outdoor kitchens, a 36-inch built-in grill such as the CL-Series 36 or SL-Series 36 is the best balance of cooking capacity and island space.

For compact islands and courtyard kitchens, the 30-inch C-Series keeps the footprint tight without giving up 304 stainless construction.

For large entertaining kitchens, the 42-inch CL-Series or the 50-inch Hybrid gives you the most cooking surface and, in the Hybrid's case, a built-in griddle and rotisserie.

Because these are permanent appliances, confirm island space, cutout dimensions, fuel supply, ventilation, and cooking habits before selecting a model. Our general built-in grill FAQs walk through that planning process.

Coyote built-in grills are available in 28-inch, 30-inch, 34-inch, 36-inch, 42-inch, and 50-inch configurations depending on the series and fuel type.

Gas models cover 30, 34, 36, and 42 inches. Pellet models are offered at 28 and 36 inches. The Combo and Hybrid units are 50 inches wide because they combine a grill and a griddle in a single cutout.

Always select the exact model before island construction begins so your contractor can build to the manufacturer's current cutout dimensions rather than the advertised grill width.

Yes. Coyote built-in grills use 304-grade stainless steel, the material standard for premium outdoor kitchen equipment because of its corrosion resistance and durability.

That construction is a major reason Coyote sits above many entry-level built-in grills. Stainless still needs routine cleaning, and a fitted grill cover makes that far easier.

Yes. Every Coyote built-in grill is designed for installation into an outdoor kitchen island.

Before construction, verify the manufacturer's current:

• Cutout width

• Cutout depth

• Cutout height

• Combustible clearances

• Ventilation requirements

• Gas connection requirements

• Insulating-jacket requirements

Do not size the opening from the advertised grill width. A 36-inch grill has its own specific cutout dimensions that your contractor should work from. See our outdoor kitchen expert advice for island planning guidance.

An insulating grill liner may be required when a built-in grill is installed into an island built from combustible materials such as wood framing.

Whether one is required depends on the grill model, surrounding construction, and the clearances in the installation instructions. Our insulating grill liner FAQs explain when a liner is needed and how to match one to your grill.

When in doubt, design the island around the manufacturer's required clearances and approved insulating components rather than modifying the island after the grill arrives.

Yes. Coyote offers built-in grills configured for both natural gas and propane.

Some models, such as the SL-Series, are ordered as a dedicated natural gas or propane unit, so choose your fuel before ordering. Natural gas suits permanent outdoor kitchens with an existing gas line, while propane offers flexibility where no gas line exists.

Confirm the exact fuel configuration of the grill you are buying rather than assuming it can be converted later. Our natural gas and propane grill FAQs compare the two in detail.

Coyote grills are reasonable candidates for coastal installations because of their 304 stainless steel construction.

Even so, stainless steel is not maintenance-free. Salt, humidity, grease, and airborne contaminants should be cleaned off regularly, and the grill should be kept covered when not in use.

For coastal kitchens, plan on routine stainless cleaning and a model-specific Coyote grill cover. See our grill cover FAQs for sizing help.

Coyote's biggest differentiator is the breadth of its built-in lineup. Few premium brands offer gas, charcoal, pellet, and hybrid grill-and-griddle built-ins under one name, along with a full range of access doors, drawers, and outdoor refrigeration that match visually.

Shoppers cross-shopping American Made Grills, Summerset, Alfresco, RCS, or Sunstone should weigh Coyote heavily when they want one brand to supply the entire outdoor kitchen.

Coyote is priced as a premium outdoor kitchen appliance, not an entry-level grill.

It makes the most sense for homeowners building a permanent outdoor kitchen who value 304 stainless construction, a matching component ecosystem, and long-term serviceability.

A less expensive built-in grill under $2,000 can be sufficient for occasional cooking. For a kitchen where the grill is the centerpiece, a higher-tier built-in usually makes more sense over the life of the space.

Enthusiasts who want live-fire cooking should look at the 36-inch charcoal built-in, which uses an adjustable charcoal tray so you can control heat by raising or lowering the fuel bed.

Cooks who want low-and-slow smoking plus high-heat grilling should consider the Next-Gen pellet grills in 28-inch or 36-inch, which run from roughly 175F to 700F.

For maximum versatility in one cutout, the 50-inch Hybrid combines a grill, griddle, and rotisserie.

For everyday gas cooking, the SL-Series 36 and CL-Series 36 are the most popular choices.

The C-Series in 30-inch or 34-inch is the value entry point into the brand, while the CL-Series 42 is the choice for high-volume entertaining.

Yes. Coyote builds Next-Gen built-in pellet grills in 28-inch (609 square inches) and 36-inch (808 square inches) sizes with digital temperature control.

Pellet built-ins are a strong option when you want smoking capability integrated into the island rather than a separate freestanding smoker. Compare against other pellet grills before deciding.

A 30-inch built-in grill works well for smaller islands, couples, and families cooking everyday meals.

A 36-inch built-in grill is the most common choice because it adds real cooking capacity without dominating the island.

A 42-inch built-in grill suits larger families and frequent entertainers who cook several items at once.

Leave room for prep surfaces, side burners, refrigeration, storage drawers, and landing areas rather than buying the largest grill that will physically fit.

Before ordering, settle on your series, size, fuel type, cooking style, and available island space, and verify the exact cutout dimensions before any masonry or cabinetry work begins.

For a new build, select the grill and major appliances first so your contractor can design the island around real equipment specifications. If you are planning a full outdoor kitchen, request a quote and we can spec the package with you.

Coyote backs its grills with a manufacturer's warranty that varies by component and model. See our warranty information for current coverage, and general brand questions are answered in the Coyote FAQ.

Northwoods Grills carries Coyote built-in grills for custom outdoor kitchens, including the C-Series, SL-Series, CL-Series, charcoal, pellet, Combo, and Hybrid models, plus Coyote cart grills, Coyote side and power burners, and Coyote built-in griddles.

Our goal is to help homeowners, contractors, and outdoor kitchen builders compare models, choose the right size and fuel type, and confirm installation requirements before ordering.

If you are deciding between Coyote models, contact Northwoods Grills for help matching the grill to your outdoor kitchen and the way you cook.

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