Monument Grills Tabletop Propane Gas Grill for Outdoor Portable Camping Cooking with Travel Locks, Stainless Steel High Lid, and Built in Thermometer

I've had this grill for about one month and have used it a couple times and so far it has worked very well. It has great heat distribution and sears incredibly well and it was easy to put together. Although I haven't owned it very long, my initial impressions are very positive. We will see how well it holds up through the years. The only criticism I have is that the back of the grill is pretty open, not like an enclosed cabinet. I'm a bit concerned with squirrels and chipmunks getting into the grill, especially the drip tray, but we'll see if this becomes an issue.

So far, I love this grill. Ive only had it about 2 weeks but cooking on it is a joy. I converted it to natural gas, which was relatively easy. The temperature gauge and thermometers work well and it does a nice job searing meats. I like the window which makes it easy to monitor the cooking, especially flare ups, without opening the grill. The second day I had it, it blew over in a strong windstorm because I hadn't locked the wheels down. No dents or scratches even blowing off the patio and over into the yard. Tip. . . lock the wheels. Lol. Great grill!

My husband loves this grill. Pros: The grill was easy to assemble. It is very durable and well built. When you grill the temperatures are reliable and have a great range for a variety of foods. Cons: The grill has very small castors to move it around. The propane is situated so that you have to open both doors to access it. If the sliding drawer was moved a 1/2 of an inch you could just open one door.

I travel in an RV, and this grille is perfect for our needs. I had one years ago, it was damaged beyond repair, and I had to replace it. Unable to find another, I resorted to another brand of small table-top grille, which was not nearly as good as the Monument. I lived with that other brand for 3 years, continuing to look for another Monument (I had thrown the original away, and couldn't remember the brand). Finally, while perusing the Wal-Mart website, I found the Monument 19" tabletop grille, and am looking forward to many years of excellent meals.

bought this grill 2 years ago it came in 2 well packed cartons with no damage. took about 4 hours to assemble and all the parts were there. we have used it a lot over the last 2 years with absolutely no problems. we have owned a lot of grills witch most didn't last more than 2 or 3 years before they burned or rusted out even thou they were covered and stored inside. we do the same with this grill and it shows no signs of rust or burn out. very happy with it and it does a great job of cooking everything we have cooked on it.

Absolutely love this grill. This is my second one and not because I had to replace the first one. I just brought it to a second home and replaced it with the same identical grill. Easy to assemble and use. Tons of cooking room and the upper grate is awesome for keeping cooked food warm. The sear box is great also!!!! Definitely a great grill.

I converted the grill to natural gas. It's a little extra effort but seems to work fine. Not sure about the instruction to adjust the burners by turning the screw 90° in the knob area. It didn't budge, so I'm guessing that is something that had been revised? If not, I'd like to know how to adjust it. Thank you. KP

I have used this grill three times now. There is no assembly required where a tool is needed. I like that it has two travel locks for portability. The cooking surface is amble. Easy to get four steaks on it. I am happy with it. Having said that, I do have some nit picking comments for which I deducted a point from the rating. 1- The cooking crate is not high enough from the flames. It is not right next to them, but this grill gets hot even on low setting. I fixed that issue. I happened to have a square shaped rod laying around so I put it between the front frame and grate. It raised the grate by almost two inches The grill top still closed with plenty of room to spare. 2- There is a solid plate between the burner and the drip pan. The design on that would have been better had that plate been slotted or perforated so that the grease flows easily into the drip pan. Which BTW is ample. It is permanently attached with pop rivets so "improvising' it to fit a better need is not easy. 3- The advertising says it runs on 1 %23 bottle. I suspect that an adapter is needed for that. My grill regulator is designed for a 20 %23 tank. Which is what I wanted for my application. 4-It would have been nice if there was a warming grate above the normal grate so that I could put veggies there. I would have paid extra for that. 5- I bought a cover as a separate purchase. It would have been so much easier if I had the option to buy that cover with the grill. That separate purchase was not thru WalMart. HELLO Walmart marketing people!!! This is a well built grill and at a glace looks really heavy. It is not. I could easily use this with my RV or boat. And the instruction manual was included and well written. That is not normal since most companies, in a effort to be cheap, think that we customers should go online to download those.

Grill arrived with a couple small dents in the front, but other than that, the grill is fantastic. Looks great, works well, the instructions were easy to follow. Also, the stainless-steel grates themselves are much heavier/thicker than I was expecting. It would be nice if they had included the tool to lift out the grates.

I thought I was getting a stainless steel infared grill. The searing wing was the only thing infared. And only about half the cabinet was stainless steel, the rest was either gray painted metal or galvanized. The instruction booklet made the assembly very easy. And the separate packaging of the hardware also aided in the assembly.