True Flame Burners

Compare fuel type, size and price, then confirm fit and warranty terms before you order.

True Flame Burners FAQs

Which true flame burners should I compare?

TFSB2 provides two separately controlled cooking positions with 24,000 BTUs total. TFPB lists 60,000 BTUs for concentrated large-pot cooking. Their openings and compatible liners differ.

How do I check fit before buying from this range?

Start with the exact model drawing linked from the product, then check the finished opening, lid clearance, support, gas supply and electrical requirements. Use our burner fit form to share your existing model and measurements before ordering.

Request a burner fit check.

Can I use the same insulating jacket across this range?

Do not assume so. Match the exact burner model and generation to the manufacturer-approved jacket. Confirm the jacket's opening and all remaining clearances before construction.

A little guidance. A better grill.

Find your fit.

Start with the basics, then compare. Here is what matters when you shop true flame burners.

Home gas connection

Natural Gas

A good fit for a dedicated grilling spot with a compatible gas supply. Your connection helps determine placement.

Refillable tank

Propane

A practical choice when you do not have a natural gas line. Plan for tank access and refills.

Burners

1 to 2 burners

Construction

Stainless Steel with Brass Burners

Configuration

Built-In Power Burner, Built-In Double Side Burner, Brass Burners, Stainless Steel

Expert tip

Pro tip: A power burner is ideal for high-heat tasks like boiling crawfish, deep frying, and searing in cast iron, while a side burner is perfect for simmering sauces and sides. Confirm your fuel type (propane or natural gas) and measure your island cutout before ordering.

Read the full buying guide

Start by deciding what kind of burner you need. A power burner like the TrueFlame 60,000 BTU model delivers intense, concentrated heat that is ideal for boiling large pots, deep frying, and searing in cast iron. A side burner like the TrueFlame Double Side Burner is better suited to simmering sauces, steaming vegetables, and cooking sides right beside your grill.

Next, confirm your fuel type and cutout. These burners are built for built-in installation, so you will need to match the burner to your fuel supply (natural gas or propane) and cut an opening that fits the unit. Always check the exact cutout dimensions on the product page and leave proper clearance and ventilation around the burner.

Finally, look at the build quality. TrueFlame burners use brass burners for reliable, even flames and stainless steel housings that hold up to outdoor conditions. Features like LED controls and Sure-Strike ignition make them easy and dependable to use season after season.

Request a model-specific burner fit check. Share the opening, exact fuel variant, enclosure materials, cookware and utility details.