Stainless Tabletop Propane Gas Grill

A stainless steel propane grill sized to ride along, not sit on a patio permanently. Two independent burners and 200 square inches of grate space make it a real cooking surface for a tailgate, a campsite, or a small patio where a full size grill will not fit.

Key Features

• Burners: two independent burners totaling 15,000 BTU.
• Cooking area: 200 square inches of grate space.
• Construction: stainless steel body, light enough to carry.
• Fuel: propane, for quick ignition and steady heat.
• Format: tabletop sized, built for tailgates, camping, picnics, and small patios.

Two independent burners mean you can run one side hot for searing and hold the other lower for something that needs gentler heat, a genuine advantage over a single burner tabletop grill even at this size. By Monument Grills, it is built as a portable second grill or an only grill for a small space, not a replacement for a full size backyard unit.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much cooking space does it have?
200 square inches of grate space, enough for a handful of burgers, a few steaks, or a small batch of vegetables at once, sized for a tailgate crowd or a small patio dinner rather than a full backyard cookout for a large group.

What is the total heat output?
15,000 BTU total, split across two independent burners that can be run at different heat levels at the same time, giving enough range to sear on one side while holding a gentler heat on the other for something delicate like fish.

Can the two burners be controlled separately?
Yes. Because they are independent, you can run one hotter for searing steaks or burgers while keeping the other lower for vegetables or something else that needs slower, gentler cooking, all on the same grill at the exact same moment.

What is it made of?
A stainless steel body, chosen to be light enough to carry to a tailgate or campsite while still standing up to regular outdoor use, propane heat, and the wear and tear of being packed up and moved around often over a season.

What fuel does it use?
Propane, which gives quick, reliable ignition and steady, adjustable heat across both independent burners without waiting on charcoal to light or slowly come up to full temperature, useful when you are cooking on a tight tailgate schedule before kickoff starts.

Is it meant to replace a full size backyard grill?
Not really. It is built as a tabletop grill for tailgates, camping, picnics, and small patios, a portable second unit rather than a primary one, though the two independent burners still give real control over heat levels for two dishes at once.

How portable is it?
Very. The stainless steel body is light enough to carry by hand, and the tabletop format is sized specifically for tailgates, campsites, picnics, and small patios where a full size backyard grill would not fit or make much practical sense.