5 barbecues: for condo decks and patios - replacement stainless steel grill grates

There are plenty of options when you buy a barbecue for your apartment or townhouse.
But before you buy, think about something first, says Ross Mickelson, president of barbecpresdent in Calgary.
First of all, find out if your apartment board has any restrictions on what you can and can't have.
"The boards of some apartments don't allow barbecues at all, which is tragic from our point of view," Mikkelsen said with a smile . ".
"Some people don't allow propane tanks to move up and down the elevator, so that's another problem.
Michael Seens, sales director at Trail appliances' notes: "There are also people who do not allow small propane tanks, such as those used in portable camping furnaces.
Maybe you are lucky that your apartment development provides gas pipelines for homeowners on each deck.
"Great," said Mickelson.
But the connection size in Calgary is not standardized, so you have to know your connection size.
"As long as we have the right gear, it's easy for our team to change, but we have to know so we can bring the right gear to connect it," Mikkelsen said . ".
Some customers want charcoal, which has returned to style in the last few years, but may smoke, meaning it is not suitable for every situation.
"It's strange that some of the apartment boards that don't want propane tanks don't prohibit this practice," Mikkelsen said . ".
"But you have to think a little bit about your neighbor.
Last but not least, measure the space you plan to book a barbecue.
Even if you have a lot of space, you may decide to save space for the patio furniture --
Not a huge hint.
"Not everyone has a huge space for six people --
"The burner unit, even want it," says Seens . ".
After that, your only job is to start shopping.
Prices start at around $250, but there are plenty of options for retailers across the city.
"There are more choices than ever," said Mickelson . ".
"The manufacturers finally realized that they really missed the market.
"Here are five suggestions for a range of budgets and spaces.
Perfect for camping or tailgate parties, but porcelain is equally practical on your terrace
Electronic ignition and 280 square inch enamelled cast iron cooking grille (1,806 cm²)
Cooking area.
"It's really as big as a vacuum cleaner, so you can put it in the closet," Seens said . ".
You can also buy a baking sheet (Sold separately)
So you can also make pancakes with it.
Suggested retail price of $369.
Electric Company in TrailThis award-
Winning barbecue offers 285 square inches (1,838 cm²)
The BBQ area, according to the manufacturer, means you can grill up to 18 burgers at a time.
It also has a built-in
In the thermometer, removable grease tray, etc.
The aluminum body and foldable legs mean that it can be easily moved or hidden if necessary.
Suggested Retail Price: $399
Electric Company in Trail
This Stainless Steel Grill has a variety of features that are usually seen only on larger models, including handle lights and lighting control knobs, warm racks, side burners, grease management systems and stainless steel grills.
"It's a 'Dear, I 've shrunk the BBQ, '" Mickelson said with a smile . ".
The proposed retail price for natural gas is $1,400.
This 425 square inch stainless steel barbecue (2,741 cm²)
Baked noodles, folding side racks, electronic ignition systems, and infrared side burners for cooking a pot of corn or lobster, or scorched before the steak reaches the grill.
"This is the Cadillac of the little grill," said Michael Seane . ". $1,049.
Electric Company in Trail
A large number of features including three burners, thermometers, warm racks and electronic ignition systems, you can use stainless steel side racks if you have space;
Fold them up if you don't.
The suggested retail price for a propane model is about $530 and natural gas is $580.
In the rich BBQ.