Lowest New Price: USD $186.93
Features :
- From Charbroil, liquid propane grill with 187 square inches cooking space for patios and small households
- Constructed in rust-proof porcelain steel with Thermsulate lining and heavy-gauge porcelain-coated cooking grates; thermostatic handles
- Equipped with a 10,000 BTU burner and push-button ignition; temperature gauge tracks grill heat
- Adaptable to both 11-1/2- and 20-pound propane tanks
- Grill measures 22 by 16-3/4 by 44 inches with a shipping weight of 52 pounds; limited lifetime warranties for grill body and parts
Big time grilling in a compact unit. The Patio Caddie is perfect for small decks, terraces and patios, yet it doesn't skimp on features. It has a rust-resistant porcelain body, heavy-gauge porcelainized cooking grid, heat gauge in the lid, thermostatic handles, and a stable, wobble-free base. The gas grill accommodates a 11 1/2 pound LP tank that is lighter and easy to handle or a 20 pound LP tank. What the gas Patio caddie gives you is perfectly seared, tender and juicy grilled foods, time after time, all year long.
Amazon.com Review
For apartment dwellers with limited outdoor space, Char-Broil created their Patio Caddie grills. Compact yet efficient, the propane grill offers 187 square inches of cooking space, ideal for small households or as a vacation home grill. Activated by a push-button electronic ignition, a 10,000 BTU burner roasts mesquite chicken or a half-dozen bratwurst.
The freestanding grill's body features porcelain-steel construction that resists rusting. Equipped with heavy-gauge porcelain cooking grids, the grill distributes heat evenly while cleaning with ease. A grease catcher collects drippings for simple disposal. Char-broil employed their patented Thermsulate lining to ensure steady temperatures, which can be monitored on the temperature gauge. The grill lid also includes thermostatic handles. The grill's body is supported by a sturdy plastic base and can be moved to and fro on the wheels implemented on two of the grill's legs. For the best care, clean the grates with a mild detergent and avoid use of steel wool and other abrasives. The grill affixes to either an 11-1/2- or 20- pound propane tank. This item requires assembly and necessitates the use of a Phillips screwdriver, wrench and pliers. Hardware is enclosed with the thorough assembly instructions. The Patio Caddie also comes in electric models. A five-year limited warranty covers the main body of this grill while a one-year warranty protects smaller parts. The grill measures 22 by 16-3/4 by 44 inches and weighs 52 pounds upon shipping. Propane tank not included.--Jessica Reuling
Customer Reviews
Patio Caddie Gas Grill (2010-03-12)
This is a great little grill. It is a replacement for an identical grill that I have on my houseboat. The old grill was eight years old. It served me so well and fit my application so well that I bought an identical replacement.
Char-broil Patio Caddie Gas Grill (2010-03-03)
Great little grill for the money. It takes up the minimum space on my patio and cooks very well. Love it!
Versatile Grill (2010-02-28)
I did not do any background prior to buying it from Amazon. However, I tried to buy it used. For about a year, I saw it advertised used just a few times. Of course every time I tried to buy one, someone else had beaten me to it. I figured this was and indication that this grill was popular and well worth its value. Needless to say, as always, Amazon had the best price for it.
Putting it together was a breeze. The single stack burner really gets the grill hot in no time at all.
The best part is that is that if the hot plate is removed, leaving the burner exposed, you can rest a pot, a griddle or whatever else on the three sturdy bolts, that hold the plate in place, and use it safely as a burner. I have even easily managed to cook with a cast iron wok.
Nice grill (2010-02-23)
This grill does a great job of cooking dinner for small groups. The main problem we had with it was that the "wheel base assembly" did not include said wheels, but we're hoping the manufacturer will send them out for free like it says on the instructions. It's relatively stationary and light weight though so the lack of wheels is more annoying to me than a real problem. As for cooking, it does a nice job, everything cooks as expected, clean up isn't any harder than it is on larger grills. I'd say get the grill, but triple check to make sure every single bit is there before building it; the wheels aren't in the assembly pack like I assumed, they're already supposed to be in the base.
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