For those who want the very best, we offer the Ducane Meridian Series. Luxurious, brushed stainless steel is fabricated, welded, and hand-polished to form the body of the Ducane 32-Inch 5-Burner with Side Burner Gas Grill. And this grill is the pinnacle of the Meridian series. The feature list includes a side burner, electric warming rack, storage drawer, infrared rear rotisserie burner, rotisserie attachment and genuine granite work surface inserts. The Meridian Series is truly the best line of Ducane grills ever made, making this grill a top-quality investment in outdoor entertaining. This grill is built with better materials, offers practical features, and is supported by customer service from a company that's known for it.
Features:
- 5 stainless steel burners
- 60,000 BTU-per-hour input
- 12,000 BTU-per-hour input flush-mounted side burner
- 10,000 BTU-per-hour input rear infrared rotisserie burner with electronic ignition
- Rotisserie attachment including motor and light
- 110-volt electric warming drawer with 2 chaffing dishes
- Primary cooking area: 620 square inches
- Warming rack area: 212 square inches
- Total cooking area: 832 square inches
- 5/16-inch-diameter stainless steel rod cooking grates
- Stainless steel heat distribution plates
- Push-and-turn ignition system on main and side burners
- All stainless steel construction
- Built-in lid thermometer
- 2 granite work surfaces
- Liquid Propane storage in cabinet and additional storage for Natural Gas units
- 2 locking casters; 2 swivel casters
- Includes fitted, heavy-duty vinyl cover
Dimensions with the lid open: 75.5W x 27.3D x 58H inches
About Ducane Grills
Over the course of 30 years, Ducane® has become a leading brand of gas grills. The company's mission is to produce well-engineered, dependable grills that are a good value. Ducane owners remain loyal to the brand for these attributes. As a subsidiary of Weber-Stephen Products Co., Ducane Products Co. now shares Weber's legendary engineering, quality control, distribution, and customer service.
