MASTER COOK 3 Burner BBQ Propane Gas Grill, Stainless Steel 30,000 BTU Patio Garden Barbecue Grill with Two Foldable Shelves

*A Solid Choice for Backyard Grill Masters*I recently purchased the MASTER COOK 3 Burner BBQ Propane Gas Grill, and I'm impressed with its performance. This stainless steel grill boasts 30,000 BTU of power, allowing for quick heat-up and consistent temperature control. The three burners provide ample space for grilling multiple items at once, and the two foldable shelves offer convenient storage for utensils, plates, and seasonings.The grill's construction feels sturdy, and the stainless steel exterior is easy to clean. Assembly was straightforward, and the included instructions were clear.In terms of performance, this grill delivers. I've cooked burgers, steaks, and vegetables with ease, and the results have been consistently delicious. The heat distribution is even, and the grill's size allows for a generous cooking surface.If you're in the market for a reliable, easy-to-use gas grill for your patio or garden, the MASTER COOK 3 Burner BBQ Propane Gas Grill is definitely worth considering.*Pros:*- Powerful 30,000 BTU performance- Ample cooking space- Convenient foldable shelves- Easy assembly and cleaning*Cons:*- Some users may find the grill's weight makes it difficult to moveOverall, I'm happy with my purchase and would recommend it to anyone looking for a solid gas grill for backyard barbecues.

I’ve only had the grill up and working for a week. The assembly was relatively quick. If you can put together IKEA furniture, I think you’ll be OK putting together this grill. So far, we have used the grill a few times. It heats up really well. It cooks just fine. Given the price, I think this grill is worth it. Am I expecting this grill to last me several years? No. The quality is not there for that. But I think it’s great for someone who is new to grilling and does not want to make a huge purchase. Or someone looking to have a grill for a couple of seasons. For now it does what I need to do. I will likely upgrade to something bigger and better in a couple of years.

Very simple to put together. Works flawlessly. The last one I bought deteriorated to unusability in two years. This one is nicer and should last a while longer. It was made in China though and we know they flood our markets with cheaply made goods that will maximize profits and ensure multiple sales.

This grill is perfect for the 2 of us and a few extra guests. Use 1 or both of the side shelves for extra counter space which are simple to fold down while storing the grill when not in use. Heats up quickly. I like the porcelain-enamel grates instead of chrome grates; sears the meat nicely. The bottom storage rack keeps the propane tank off the ground and the tank doesn't fall when the grill is moved. We bought the Arcedo 32" grill cover that's fits perfectly.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:I chose this grill for the size, price, and good reviews and overall it was decent quality and easy to assemble. However, not only did the igniter not work without an assist from my BBQ lighter, but within a few minutes of being lit the central burner caused the metal bracket in the back to overheat and glow red. I don’t feel this is safe and I am returning the grill.

If your expectations are high you're going to be disappointed. That is not a complaint. This went together very easily and it came with a little extras that pleasantly surprised me. This is very lite and the quality of the build is mediocre but all in all, for the money it's a great product. It's actually a good value.

It's difficult to review this grill without it becoming a polemic on corporate greed. It's really amazing how little one gets for one's money these days. For anything, yes, but ESPECIALLY with outdoor grills. Perhaps only vehicles are as mind-bogglingly overpriced. One can spend $300, $700 or $1000+ for a mere GRILL these days, which is totally ridiculous. But we live in a society that aims to the 1%. 'Nuff said. This grill would be a great buy at, say $150, and I'd probably give it 4 stars at that price. At $200, it's merely within a range of affordability that encompasses at least most of us. The steel is of typical gauge. But, while the lid and shelves are powder-coated, the body is enamel painted, and after only 3 uses, that's already beginning to chip off. The knobs are of cheap plastic, which feels like it won't make it through its first winter. There is zero accommodation for a rotisserie (though with a little effort, I was able to modify the unit for one). The fuel line is barely long enough to reach the propane cylinder. The wheels are sloppy, and if you tighten them to where they're NOT sloppy, the wheel covers won't go on. There's nothing to use to lift it for rolling around except a shelf, which takes extreme offense at being used for that purpose. It's nothing to write home about. But it works, and has a large-enough surface area. I took it to my workshop first thing and replaced the stupid flame dispersers (which do zilch to create the smoke which makes a grill a grill) with ceramic briquettes. I added a smoke generator and, as mentioned, built an adapter for a rotisserie. If you can't afford the ridiculous prices charged for grills these days, or are simply offended by them (or both, as I am), consider this grill. It will work for you, and hopefully not break your budget. Futile, nowadays, to hope for better.

This is a very good grill for the price. I do not recall having issues assembling it. I tend to buy cheap grills since even the more expensive ones seem to turn to rust after two years. This one still looks nice after two years. I have replaced some parts (heat plates and grills) and got a new cover for it. I recommend cleaning the lid with a little cooking oil. It prevents the lid from rusting and keeps it looking nice.