I'm interested in purchasing an outdoor gas cooktop/range, preferably standalone, to go on my deck.
I've been looking at the Camp Chef Somerset IV only because it has some features that I like: 30,000 BTU burners, ability to add griddle, pizza oven, etc. if desired. It looks sleek enough for the deck (as opposed to a camp range like Bayou, etc.). However, I have the suspicion that it might be sort of flimsy in construction. It gets some pretty good reviews on Amazon.
I have not considered Blackstone because I don't want a big griddle with a smaller side burner; I'd rather use the same real estate to have the option of 3 or 4 pots of food cooking at once.
The main intent is to use it to cook the stuff outdoors that I don't like cooking in my kitchen, either for the mess or the smell, like fried foods, and to cook side dishes while I've got my smokers or grills going.
Should I go with this or opt for a higher end outdoor gas grill product (suggestions appreciated)?
I'd be happy with 3 burners as well.
Oh, and it has to run on propane gas.
Thanks in advance for your all's help.
Kathryn
I've been looking at the Camp Chef Somerset IV only because it has some features that I like: 30,000 BTU burners, ability to add griddle, pizza oven, etc. if desired. It looks sleek enough for the deck (as opposed to a camp range like Bayou, etc.). However, I have the suspicion that it might be sort of flimsy in construction. It gets some pretty good reviews on Amazon.
I have not considered Blackstone because I don't want a big griddle with a smaller side burner; I'd rather use the same real estate to have the option of 3 or 4 pots of food cooking at once.
The main intent is to use it to cook the stuff outdoors that I don't like cooking in my kitchen, either for the mess or the smell, like fried foods, and to cook side dishes while I've got my smokers or grills going.
Should I go with this or opt for a higher end outdoor gas grill product (suggestions appreciated)?
I'd be happy with 3 burners as well.
Oh, and it has to run on propane gas.
Thanks in advance for your all's help.
Kathryn
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