Monument GrillsTabletop Propane Gas Grill for Outdoor Portable Camping Cooking with Travel Locks, Stainless Steel High Lid, and Built in Thermometer

This grill surpasses most hi end grills, an incredible piece of kit. Replaced a single burner unit, that was failing at the knob level, didn't trust the valve was actually functioning, so i tossed it.Fit and finish, excellent. ..Packaged very well, very robust grill.only needed to install the rubber legs, full size drip pan, which is very nice, and makes cleaning the inside of the box, super easy, little to no mess.The knobs are well designed, positive piezo clicks, and each burner independent, great flame control.Nice thermometer too, had the unit at 400degree in 5 minutes on low setting..Grate is nice too, not thin or flimsy either.The grill comes w a 20lb tank feedline already installed...I am getting a 1lb tank adapter to use 1lb'ers as backup ..READ the instructions on use, very specific about that, will make sense once you actually fire up the unit.All in all, well worth the money, worth 2-3 times as that though...I am looking forward to lots of grilling and to provide this for our rental guests, will be a bonus..It did a great job on the filets, perfectly done, and seasoned.....

You might want to check out the Monument Tabletop Grill if you’re looking for a portable and powerful grill for your RV trips. I bought this grill in 2023 and I’m very happy with it.Here are some of the reasons why we love this grill:-It has two stainless steel burners that deliver 15000 BTUs of heat, enough to cook anything from burgers to steaks.-It has a compact and sturdy design that makes it easy to transport and store.-It has a large cooking surface that can fit a whole meal for a family of four.-It has a grease tray that collects the drippings and makes it easy to clean.-It took only a few minutes to assemble.-It has a propane gas hose that can connect to standard propane tanks. You can use a regular grill tank or hook it up to your RV’s main tank.One thing you should know about this grill is that it’s a high-pressure propane grill, which means it has a regulator on the gas hose. This is fine if you’re using a standard propane tank or connecting to the main RV tank, but if you want to connect it to your RV’s low-pressure system, you’ll need to make some modifications.Most RVs have a quick disconnect low-pressure propane line under the RV.You can’t connect a high-pressure appliance to this line without removing the regulator on the appliance. Otherwise, you’ll get a very low flame and poor performance.To solve this problem I bought a DOZYANT RV Quick connect gas line and an Aupoko 1/4" LP quick connect to a 3/8" female flare adapter fitting.With these components, I converted the grill to a "low-pressure grill", which does not need a regulator.This allows me to connect the grill to the quick disconnect propane line under the RV.Note: I can no longer connect it to a regular grill tank.Overall, I think the Monument Tabletop Grill is an excellent grill for RVing. It’s portable, powerful, spacious, and easy to clean. It has lots of positive reviews on [Amazon] and [YouTube], and I can vouch for its quality and performance.DOZYANT 12ft RV Propane Quickhttps://www.amazon.com/dp/B08BBYZV3B?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_shareAupoko 1/4'' LP Quick Connecthttps://www.amazon.com/dp/B08KG415NX?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_shareI put this table next to our outdoor kitchen.GCI Outdoor Slim-Fold Cookhttps://www.amazon.com/dp/B00U9BHKM6?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_shareThis cover almost zips closed. You might try finding one that's just a little bigger.Carrying Case for Cuisinarthttps://www.amazon.com/dp/B09P4DRSBL?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share

I have not used this yet so that is why only 4 stars but I like the look and set up of the grill and the fact it has two burners so both direct and indirect cooking can be accomplished. It also appears to be a fairly easy clean up. It is a great size and feels very sturdy for a portable grill.

My brother-in-law is, in my opinion, a master griller and has owned various large grills over the years. He bought one of these Monuments to use when he is cooking for a couple or so people. He recommended it to me as being a prefect size for my deck. Trusting him, I ordered it; and I am glad I did. I have an indoor infrared grill, but food just doesn't have a grilled flavor.My first attempt at outdoor gas grilling in many years went very well, for which I was delighted because I was "training" on a Porterhouse. Following the cooking recommendations that came with the grill, the steak was cooked just as I wanted it. Done with a pink, juicy inside.To clean the grill grate, I soaked it in hot water with Dawn (great grease cutter) for a while, which made for easy cleaning.The grill unit is solidly built, looks great and works great. The grill grate may look small, but it can easily hold food enough for several persons. It is easily portable, with side flanges to lock down the top. Other than the food, it comes with all you need for cooking, if you plan to use propane tanks. If you plan to use propane bottles, be sure to buy the inexpensive adapter which is sold separately.This Monument grill is great and comes at a competitive price. I love it!

Very easy to assemble, heats up quickly, very well made. It will be used for camping, so far well satisfied.