Costco BBQ — The Kirkland Signature Grill
Permalink |I picked up a new BBQ over the weekend. I was tired of dealing with charcoal, so I went with an LP gas unit. I looked around at various models, and for the price you sure get a lot of grill by shopping at Costco.
Although it’s listed at $999.99 (shipping included) on the Costco website, the Kirkland Signature Stainless Steel Grill was $799.99 at my local Costco. I imagine the difference is the shipping costs for this beast (it weighs in at almost three hundo pounds).
The Mack-Daddy BBQ
I haven’t sparked it up yet, but it sure looks nice. Here’s some of the highlights of the unit.
- Heavy gauge all 304-stainless steel construction
- (3) 17,000 BTU/hr stainless steel burners
- 10,000 BTU infrared rotisserie burner
- 12,000 BTU built-in side burner
- Deluxe all stainless steel rotisserie kit with motor and counter balance
- Built-in removable smoker tray
- Deluxe removable grease tray
- Dual ball bearing convenience drawers
- Deluxe stainless steel lift-off serving tray
- Tailored insulated PVC cover
Let the grilling begin!
December 26th, 2005 at 10:13 am
I also think about buying this Grill. Was it easy to assmble?
I am concerned about only having high power 3 burners. How do you like it so far? Do the 3 burners spread the heat evently?
Thanks Ron
December 27th, 2005 at 7:51 am
Ron,
Yeah, it was pretty easy to assemble. One thing… it is heavy. However, a friend and I were able to carry it up some stairs to my deck (after I took everything off of it that I could). The burners work well and get the grill plenty hot. The complaint that I have is that it runs hotter in the back than in the front of the burner. Oh, and the rotisserie is awesome.
Overall, I really like it a lot. I can’t really say that I have a lot of experience with gas grills, but this one does it all for me.
December 27th, 2005 at 10:14 pm
Thanks Zoinger!! I will also buy it.
-Ron
December 28th, 2005 at 5:01 pm
Right on Ron! I hope you like it.