Outdoor Grills

Two specialists carry this collection: Primo ceramic grills and Electri-Chef outdoor electric grills. Between them they cover the two builds most outdoor kitchens actually end up with — a ceramic cooker on a cart, or a flush built-in grill dropped into a countertop.

Primo is here as the Oval G 420 ceramic gas grill, offered in Oval Large and Oval XL bodies and sold two ways: as a cart-mounted All-In-One that is ready to cook out of the crate, or as a head only if you are building the grill into your own island. The rest of the Primo line sits behind it — cart bases with baskets and stainless side shelves, one- and two-piece island tops, rotisseries sized for Junior, Large, XL and Round bodies, cast iron griddles, glazed and natural-finish baking stones, rib and chicken racks, slide-in and drop-in side burners, and the access doors and drawers that finish an island. Replacement ceramic tops, bottoms, refractory plates and chimney tops are stocked as well, which is what keeps a ceramic grill running past the ten-year mark.

Electri-Chef builds outdoor electric grills in three cooking widths — Emerald 24", Ruby 32", and Diamond 48" — and each width is offered in several mounting styles:

• Built-in and marine built-in — drops into a countertop cutout; the marine version is the pick for exposed installs.
• Tabletop — sits on an existing counter or bar top, no cutout required.
• Pedestal base and closed base — freestanding, with the closed base adding enclosed storage underneath.

Ruby and Diamond are also available in dual configurations. Electric is often the only grill permitted where open flame is restricted — many condo balconies, HOA properties, and covered patios.

Prices run from $64 for a case of firestarters to $9,538 for the closed-base Diamond 48. Free shipping on orders over $299 (exclusions apply). Planning a full island? Call 917-540-6070, Mon–Fri 9AM–9PM EST, or start with Luxury Outdoor Kitchen Appliances: A 2026 Buying Guide.