- Is 85,000 BTU enough for a 6-burner grill?
- Yes. That is roughly 14,000 BTU per burner, in line with other 6-burner grills. It heats fast and sears well, though the wide body can have hot and cool zones.
- Does it come with a rotisserie kit?
- Yes, rotisserie is listed as a cooking function. Check the box contents for the spit, forks and motor before you assemble, since budget grills sometimes ship the motor separately.
- How does it compare with a Weber or Nexgrill 6-burner?
- It matches them on burner count and heat output but uses manual ignition and simpler controls. The big brands generally have sturdier metal and more even heat; this one leans on size and rotisserie for value.
- Is assembly difficult?
- Expect a few hours. The parts are numerous and the instructions are basic, so two people and a socket set make it easier.
- Can it be moved around a patio?
- It is freestanding with a cart, but a 6-burner body is heavy and not meant for frequent moving. It suits a fixed spot on a patio or deck.
- What should I check before buying?
- Confirm the cooking area fits your usual crowd, that you are fine with manual ignition, and that the lid and cart fit your space and storage.
- Where is the Mondawe 6 Burner Freestanding Gas Grill Black Stainless Steel 85000 BTU cheapest?
- At Lowe's, for $4,500.00, as of our latest check.