can this grill be used on a back porch or in a garage?
2008250
Yep. I use it on a picnic table when camping. Size-wise you can fit about two burgers on it at a time.
2008251
Yes, as long as you keep an eye on it like any flame source. I would keep the garage door open though. I have used mine on my covered deck.
2008252
Absolutely! Use like a regular BBQ. Smoke depends on fuel you use. I use mesquite chips for extra flavor! Enjoy!
1385334
This is outdoor only. It has to be in an exterior open aired space. No interior garage installation allowed. that would vent harmful exhaust into the garage. They sell the indoor unit and will require proper venting flue. Both indoor and outdoor units are great!
1209571
I also live in the Northeastand the grill works fine in the cold, but obviously will function at a slightly lower temperature. I would also not suggest using this or any grill on a screened in porch. This can't be very safe.
1788930
Definitely! We actually have 2 of these grills. One at our home and one at our cabin. This grill gets used much more than our gas or charcoal grills. In addition - we had company a week or so ago and they thought I was crazy to use this grill for BBQ Chicken - then they raved about how it turned out on that grill and asked me where I got it. Kim S
1777530
Since it runs on propane, I would not run it in an unvented enclosed space. I haven't used it below 40 yet. I hope in an open garage it can be used in low temps. I suspect it can be.
232451
I think it could be used inside with a proper location. You would need room for it and the propane tank, and venilation.I would not recommend it though.
488506
I would not recommend it unless it was outside in a somewhat sheltered area. Even then I wouldn't do it. It is perfect for a garage or indoor.
73468
If your garage is insulated it might generate enough heat. But I don't think it would be very efficient. There are some nice propane heaters that would burn much less fuel. My Camp Chef burns a 20 lb tank in about 8 hours. It is cheaper than buying firewood while camping but seems a bit expensive for regular use in your garage.
253161
You can use the fan to exhaust purposes. It can be used in an unheated garage as long as it's not exposed to outside weather.
1761614
This smoker, when working, is designed for the outdoors. I wouldn't even recommend using it in the garage. With that being said, this is not a good product. Do your research before buying from Bradley. They are known shipping defective products. My smoker broke after the third use.
2222181
I have it built into an outdoor kitchen but it is well protected in the enclosure and well away from the grill.
2026052
I'm not sure in a small grill would be ok as it is plastic. I have only used it indoors and on my screen porch. I like being able to adjust the height as I use frequently for kids play on or eat on.
2018744
The grill can rust,plus you want to keep the electrical parts of it dry.Its in your best interest to cover it.
1220623
I dont think so. It is a heavy grill. Is not ligth to be move from one place to another
201007
Yes you can. But you need to buy a hose adapter that screws into the grill.
358854
Depends on how small the patio is. You might want to consider the smaller model, I purchased this one primarily for the rotisserie option. For approximating, assume you would lose one seat with the grill.
1459977
I would not cook over it, it does not have a burner shield like a gas grill does. The tanks cost abt $3.50 and seem to last abt 6 hrs depending on if on high or low. It's more for looks than producing heat. I live in Fl and on a low wind, 60 deg night, fun to have on the porch.