Bonfire Whistler Built-In Gas Griddle CBBGD - 2 Burners, Natural Gas

How many burners does this griddle have, and what fuel does it use?

Two burners, and this listing is the natural gas configuration. Bonfire's part number for it is CBBGD-NG, where the NG suffix marks the fuel.

Confirm the part designation matches the gas supply running to your island before you order, because the burner orifices are set for one fuel.

How much flat top cooking space do you get?

The primary cooking surface measures 449.5 square inches.

That is one uninterrupted plate rather than grates, so the entire area is usable for eggs, smash burgers, onions and anything else that would drop through a grill grate.

What is the rated heat output?

The Whistler griddle is listed at 3,000 BTUs across its two burners.

How much does it weigh?

152.47 pounds.

Plan on two people to lift it into the island opening, and make sure the island framing is carrying that load rather than the countertop edge alone.

Is this a built-in unit or does it come with a cart?

It is a built-in griddle, meant to drop into an outdoor kitchen island or countertop. No cart or freestanding base is part of this listing.

If you are still comparing openings, the store's other built-in griddles are grouped together.

What model number should I reference for manuals or parts?

CBBGD is the base model designation, listed here as CBBGD-NG for the natural gas build.

Why add a griddle if I already have a grill?

A griddle gives you 449.5 square inches of solid steel instead of grates, which covers the food a grill cannot hold: breakfast, stir fry, fajita vegetables, and thin smash burger patties.

Because it is a built-in unit with two burners, it sits in the island as a second cooking station rather than replacing your grill.