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Monument Grills 4-burner
Lots of grill for the money.
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Monument Grills 4-burner at a glance
What we like
- Four burners plus a side burner on many models at a lower price
- Good value for families who cook for a crowd
- Commonly available at big-box retailers
Trade-offs
- Build quality is not at the level of premium brands
- Expect to replace consumables like burners and grates sooner
- Best for
- Budget-minded households who want more burners and features per dollar.
- Skip it if
- You want premium build quality, or you'd rather not replace burners and grates sooner.
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Where it appears in our guides
Best value for big families
Best Gas Grills
More burners and features for less money, often with a side burner. Build quality isn't at the level of the premium brands, so expect to replace burners and grates sooner.
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