- How does the Rogue 525 compare with the Rogue 425?
- The 525 adds a fourth main burner and more cooking area, so it suits larger groups. The 425 is smaller and easier to move.
- Does it come with a propane regulator and hose?
- Yes, a gas regulator is included for connecting a standard propane tank. The tank itself is not included.
- Can I convert it to natural gas?
- Napoleon sells conversion kits for some Rogue models, but check that the kit matches the 525 before buying. Running propane parts on natural gas is not safe.
- What is the cooking surface made of?
- It uses cast-iron and stainless-steel grids. The cast iron sears well but needs seasoning and should be kept dry.
- Is assembly difficult?
- Most owners manage assembly in an hour or two with two people. The cart and lid are heavy, so a second pair of hands helps.
- Does it have a side burner and warming rack?
- Yes, it has one side burner and a warming rack in the lid, which owners use for resting and keeping food warm.
- Where is the Napoleon Rogue 525 Propane Gas Grill cheapest?
- At Abt Electronics, for $949.00, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Napoleon Rogue 525 Propane Gas Grill?
- 5 stores we checked sell it, including The Home Depot, Abt Electronics, BbqGuys, Lowe's, Academy Sports.