Monument Grills Larger 4-Burner Propane Gas Grills Stainless Steel Cabinet Style with Side & Side Sear Burners, Built-In Thermometer, and Knob Controls

My Three Cents:Let me start by saying I'm not a grillmaster. I'm your average dad who loves a good cookout but doesn't have the time (or patience) to fuss with complicated equipment. That's why I went with the Monument Grills 4-Burner Propane Gas Grill, and let me tell you, this thing has been a revelation!First Impressions: This grill is a beast! Solid stainless steel construction, four burners pumping out serious heat, and a spacious cooking area that can handle anything from a family weeknight dinner to a full-on neighborhood party. Assembly took a bit of time, but the instructions were clear and everything fit together perfectly.Performance: This grill heats up fast and evenly. Steaks sear beautifully with those restaurant-quality grill marks, burgers cook juicy and flavorful, and even delicate fish comes out perfectly flaky. I've also used the side burner for sauces and sides, which is super convenient. Cleanup is a breeze thanks to the removable grease tray.

I've had the opportunity to cook on it three times so far. Each time the grill has made me look good. The rib eyes turned out perfectly and the burgers last night were awesome. It fires up quickly and cooks really well. I experienced even heat distribution with minimal flare up. Overall the build was fairly easy with the exception of the side burner flex tubes. They're a little stubborn but will submit and mount in their space. Once assembled it has a look of a much more expensive grill. The lighted dials are a show off but adds a touch of class. I've already had complements on it. Time will be the ultimate judge but for now I feel that I've made the best choice at that price point. If you're looking for an inexpensive grill that has good looks as well as a quality fire box this is the one for you.

When I needed a new grill (my big name brand grill needed an overhaul after 12 years), I looked around and I was shocked at the prices for a grill from that brand with side burner, sear station and good quality - easily $1100 plus. So the hunt began across usual places...On Amazon, I came across this grill and after doing some internet searches, I knew this was the grill for me...I could not be happier with my purchase.We grill out 2-3 times a week during the summer, so I need a grill that will hold up and be flexible to span what my family wants to eat for a meal in one station and not have to cook on the grill and in the kitchen. Since I've had it, I easily used it 20+ times, and not a single issue or complaint.Pros:- Consistent heat temp across the grill- Full function: sear, side warmer, heating rack, grill size (I'll be ordering the rotisserie feature soon to complete everything I'll need)- Well designed and durable (yes, it is light weight Stainless Steel vs heavy SS, but for my needs its perfect)- Easy to keep cleanCons- Installation took about an hour, and there's 1-2 steps that consume most of the time with awkward angles for screws (Amazon offers free installation services from time to time...ie Prime Days)Net-Net: You will be hard pressed to find a better grill at this price point. Better buy now before the secret gets out.Amazon Suggestion: When searching for grills, Monument does not appear as one of the Brands in the drop down. This is a shame and needs to be corrected.

Overall I like this grill. Stainless steel looks nice, design is functional, fairly sturdy. I want to emphasize that I would buy this grill again — that said …A couple things to be aware of. 1) some assembly required. Not bad, took me 2.5 hours mostly by myself. Instructions are pretty good by today’s standards. 2) some parts were bent out of shape but I was able to bend them back so they would work and now you almost can’t tell to look at the grill. Customer service responded quickly and appropriately when I contacted them about this issue. 3) The casters do not appear to be very robust. I want to be able to move this grill around the back yard but I’m going to be very carful how I move it. My guess is it wouldn’t be too hard to damage a wheel. I’m going to keep it on a cement porch and walkway and I think it will be fine. 4) Lastly, and this is not a criticism, just an observation, don’t think that when you turn on all six burners that each one will be able to go full blast. The gas pressure from a 20 lb LP tank has a limit. They will all work and get hot but if you want full blast you will want to run only a few at a time at maximum.Again, I am happy with this grill so far and I believe it will serve me well. I’m not trying to talk you out of buying one. I’m simply reporting some observations from my experience.