Dyna-Glo DGB390SNP-D Smart Space Living 36,000 BTU 3-Burner LP Gas Grill
DGB390SNP-D Features: -High performance outdoor grill designed for small decks and patios. -Cooking space, (2) drop down tables and (3) stainless steel tube burners that provide 12,000-BTU’s each. -Hood has an easy lift handle for opening and designed with a temperature gauge and a double-wall liner to retain heat. -Finish: Silver and black. -Constructed of Steel. Product Type: -Gas grill. Installation Location: -Free standing. Finish: -Silver, Black. Distressed: -Yes. Material: -Steel. Gas Type: -Liquid Propane. Dimensions: Overall Height – Top to Bottom: -45.05″. Overall Width – Side to Side: -49.14″. Overall Depth – Front to Back: -22.82″. Overall Product Weight: -76 lbs.
Product Features
- Easy push button electronic pulse ignition system ensures quick start-up; 390 sq in of primary cooking space; 507 sq in of total cooking space.
- (2) Heavy gauge porcelain enameled cast iron cooking grates retain heat to sear foods and lock in foods natural juices
- (3) Stainless steel commercial grade straight burners for performance and durability (3) Steel Heat tents protect the burners and flavor foods
- Infinite control valve options provide flexibility and the best grilling performance and experience
- Double wall stainless steel lid assembly to retain heat includes temperature gauge; Side shelves with integrated towel bar and tool hooks
- Protect your grill with a custom fit Dyna-Glo premium cover, Model # DG300C (sold separately)
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The grill was easy to assemble The grill was easy to assemble, and with some practice you can get the right temperature for even cooking.But In less than 8 months the tents and the pans were all rusted. I keep this grill under a roof, no rain reaches it. And I thoroughly clean everything after each session. I use it about once or twice a week. With the rust is much more difficult to grill, because the the fat does not roll, stays on the tent and provokes more flame outs.When I called to complain and get…
Weber: Eat your heart out! I love a good grill and I am sure you do too. My last one was a tri-burner Weber I had for about 10 years. On one of my last moves, the Weber grill broke a plastic caster wheel while moving it from Oregon to Idaho, and became loose in the back of the truck and was lost somewhere in the Cascade Mountains! For about 5 years since, I have wanted another Weber, but just couldn’t see parting with $550-$650 for something like I had before. Plus, there were a few things that always bugged me about…