G22 Stainless Tabletop Propane Gas Grill

A portable grill built to travel and still cook a real meal once it gets there. Two stainless steel burners and 200 square inches of primary cooking area handle steaks, burgers, and seafood, not just hot dogs off a tiny hibachi.

Key Features

• Burners: two stainless steel burners, 15,000 BTU total.
• Cooking area: 200 square inches of primary grate space.
• Body: stainless steel, rust resistant and easy to clean.
• Lid: secure locking lid that protects the grates during transport and storage.
• Ignition: push-button ignition.
• Portability: sturdy legs and a large front handle for carrying.

The locking lid is the detail that separates this from a grill you just happen to move sometimes: it holds the grates in place so the unit can ride in a trunk or truck bed without shifting or spilling ash and grease inside. Push-button ignition and a large front handle mean it is set up and lit almost as fast as unloading it. By Monument Grills.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much can it cook at once?
200 square inches of primary cooking area, enough for steaks, burgers, and seafood for a small group rather than a single hot dog at a time, which is why it is built with two stainless steel burners instead of one.

How powerful are the burners?
Two stainless steel burners deliver 15,000 BTU total, giving enough heat to sear steaks or cook burgers and seafood properly rather than warm them slowly, without needing a full size backyard grill to get there for a small group of guests.

Is it easy to transport?
Yes. The locking lid keeps the grates secured shut during travel so nothing shifts inside, and sturdy legs with a large front handle make it simple to carry, set down, and pack back up again once the cooking is done.

How do you light it?
Push-button ignition, so there is no separate lighter or match needed to get either of the two stainless steel burners going once you have reached your tailgate, campsite, or backyard spot for the day and are ready to eat soon.

Will it rust outdoors?
The stainless steel body is rust resistant and built to be easy to clean, which matters for a grill that travels often and spends real time sitting outside between trips rather than staying under cover in a garage all week.

What can I cook on it?
Steaks, burgers, and seafood are called out specifically, thanks to the 200 square inch primary cooking area and 15,000 BTU output split across two independent stainless steel burners that can run at completely different heat levels at the same time.

Who makes this grill?
Monument Grills, built with the same stainless steel body, locking lid, push-button ignition, and 200 square inch primary cooking area described throughout this listing, all meant for tailgates, campsites, and small patios where space is genuinely limited and portability matters most.