Monument Grills 14633 2-Burner Stainless Steel Foldable Liquid Propane Gas Grill with Clearview® Lid, Knob Controls, Outdoor Use, Mesa 200

I recently upgraded to the Monument Grills 14633 2-Burner, and it's been a game-changer for my backyard barbecues. This sleek powerhouse delivers top-notch performance with its two burners, cooking up a storm with precision and flavor. Assembly was surprisingly straightforward, and the quality of materials stood out immediately. The stainless steel construction not only adds a touch of elegance but promises durability that withstands the elements. The two burners provide versatility, allowing me to master the art of grilling from slow and low to high and searing. One feature that stole the show is the built-in thermometer on the lid, eliminating the guesswork from my grilling adventures. No more second-guessing whether that steak is perfectly medium-rare – the Monument Grills 14633 takes the mystery out of grilling. The ample cooking space accommodates family-sized feasts, and the side shelves are a convenient touch for prep work. Cleanup is a breeze with the grease tray, and the porcelain-coated grates ensure easy maintenance. But the real magic happens when the grill is fired up. Whether it's burgers, veggies, or a Sunday roast, the even heat distribution and control make every dish a masterpiece. The ignition system is reliable, ensuring I spend less time wrestling with matches and more time enjoying the barbecue experience. In conclusion, the Monument Grills 14633 2-Burner has elevated my grilling game to new heights. It's a sleek, efficient, and reliable companion for any barbecue enthusiast. If you're in the market for a two-burner grill that delivers both style and substance, look no further – this one's a winner! Grill on!

Received this grill last week and I have used it twice so far. I have owned Weber charcoal kettles, a Weber Genesis gas grill and a Big Green Egg and used them all for various things. I recently moved and needed something smaller so I got this 2-burner Monument. I assembled it myself without issue. There were a couple of drawings that didn't seem to make sense but Monument has put assembly videos on YouTube so that helped in the couple spots where I struggled. The shelves are meant to be raised and lowered as you wish so I keep them down and use a cover when I'm not using the grill and then raise them when I need them which is nice. I got it out onto the balcony and it fired up on the first try. I left the one burner on MAX and didn't quite reach 400° so I turned on the other burner on low and went just above 400. I did burgers on the first session and some chicken on the second. Both sessions were great and I even got some comments from the neighbors saying that it smelled great. So far everything is looking pretty good. There is a USB port which supports an LED light but I feel like the port and one of the shelves are fighting for space so I have disconnected the light for now. There is also a button to turn on the light and when that lights up, the dials for the grill light up as well. Everything feels solid and well-built to me. For the price you can't be it.

Pretty good grill, it cooks food and I like how it looks. Instructions on how to building it were just OK to sub-par to annoying, or seeming incorrect at times, leaving quite a bit to be desired. The electric lighter on it also does not work on the one I recieved, so I have to light it manual everytime. Not a big deal but would be a lot nicer if it worked. Seems like a issue with the one I get specifically, so bad QC I guess. Trouble shooting section was of very little help with this, pretty much just tells you to use a match and the long match holder they supply with it... Again it does look nice and works well once manually lit which are its saving graces from being sent back. The glass window is pretty useful and fun to watch through for flare ups. You can tell when to flip by looking through the window without having to open the lid which ends up saving heat from escaping overall, resulting in a more even cooking temp long term probably. Wish the tank connector had a gauge on it so you could estimate how much propane was left in the tank, oh well, not a deal killer just a nice to have. At this price point I probably shouldn't be surprised. Update: I've updated from 3 to 4 starts because Monument reached out to me and offered to send replement parts and shared videos on how to replace the broken ignition system, very good customer service.

The Monument Grills Model 14633 is just perfect for the 2 of us and 2-4 friends that may sometimes come over. I assembled it a couple days ago and cooked our first meal today. Maybe the most important note (for me, anyway) concerning assembly: Take your time! Here's some tidbits: 1. After purchasing this grill, watch the well-done and quick 3-minute assembly video many times. This will help you later. 2. The grill was very well packed and arrived undamaged. 3. When unpacking the grill, unwrap EVERYTHING and lay all the parts out. This will help you check for missing items and then grab items later when putting it all together. 4. Everything goes together using only a #2 philips screwdriver. Nice! 5. I found the assembly instructions fairly easy and straight-forward. 6. I love it when all the holes line up (like I said, it's nicely engineered). 7. The quality of the grill is very high and will be easy to clean and maintain. In summary (finally!) Our first meal (very thick chops) came out perfect. I don't consider myself a grilling expert or foodie, but this grill will definitely do the trick for us