Best gas BBQs for UK gardens

In its favour

• Three burners give enough width for a hot zone and a cooler indirect zone on the same cook.
• Flavorizer bars sit over the burners to catch drips, which Weber says reduces flare-ups.
• The listing gives a 10 year EU spare part availability period, useful for burners and bars later.

Good to know

• The listing does not state a total power figure in kW, so you cannot compare output directly.
• At 48 kg it is a cart grill to place once, not something to move around the garden often.

In its favour

• The listing names both griddle and grill cooking, so you can cook eggs and burgers side by side.
• An enclosed cabinet keeps the gas bottle and tools out of sight and out of the rain.
• Four burners and Snap-Jet ignition, which Weber describes as fast and secure lighting.

Good to know

• The listing does not state the cooking area, so compare the grate size on Weber's page.
• At 57 kg it is one of the heavier grills here and needs a level, permanent spot.

In its favour

• Four stainless steel burners make two or three heat zones easy across the 60 x 45 cm grill.
• The stated 13,600 W is the highest output of the cart grills in this guide.
• Enamelled cast iron grates hold heat well for searing and are named in the listing.

Good to know

• The listing gives few details on lid height, side tables or storage, so check Napoleon's sheet.
• The seller notes delivery limits outside mainland UK, which matters for islands and the Highlands.

In its favour

• Four burners with PUREBLU technology and 14 kW of stated power give wide, even heat zones.
• The closed two-door cabinet hides the gas bottle and keeps accessories dry.
• Fixed symmetrical side shelves give prep space on both sides of the grill.

Good to know

• The listing does not give the cooking area or weight, so check Weber's spec sheet first.
• It sits near the top of the Weber gas range and is more grill than many gardens need.

In its favour

• A stated 12.8 kW across four burners gives plenty of heat for searing on a cold evening.
• The listing says no assembly is required, which saves an afternoon with an Allen key.
• Four racks are listed, giving room for warming and cooking at different heights.

Good to know

• The listing does not state the cooking area or grate material, so check Campingaz's sheet.
• There are no bullet points describing ignition or grease management in the listing.

In its favour

• Folding side shelves let it tuck against a wall when not in use, handy on a narrow patio.
• The 434.3 sq in total cooking surface includes a warming rack for buns and resting meat.
• At 20 kg it is far easier to move than the cabinet grills in this guide.

Good to know

• Push and turn ignition is more basic than the electronic systems on the Weber models.
• The listing does not state grate material or spare part support in the UK.