High Quality PSG Grills: Fuel Types & Mounting Options

When summer rolls around, most people can get by with just about any grill that's handy—whether it's a slightly rusty old iron grill at the public park or the dusty little Weber tucked away in the garage. With a bit of aluminum foil and a wire brush, you can usually make it work. However, if you're looking to truly impress, cater to a large group, and do it in style, then a high-quality PSG grill from AEI is what you need.

Matching Gas BBQ Grills to Your Patio Layout

Most gas grills are typically used in residential backyards or common areas in apartment complexes, condos, or similar settings. A residential propane grill can either be portable for storage and mobility or permanently installed on a patio or designated grilling area. Natural gas grills, on the other hand, are permanently fixed in place. The fuel type you choose depends on your preference, availability, and the specific requirements of your use case.

Commercial grills are excellent additions to apartment complexes, condo communities, or any shared outdoor spaces like swimming pools, courtyards, and clubhouses. Many of the grills offered by AEI come equipped with the popular and reliable automatic 60-minute shutoff feature. These anti-mischief features make them perfect for public and semi-public settings. Installing a new commercial grill can significantly increase the value of any property, enhance its curb appeal, and show potential tenants the full benefits of renting with your property management company.

Similarly, adding a stainless steel natural gas grill or a portable propane grill to a single-family home can boost the property’s value while providing a fantastic recreational feature for you, your friends, and family to enjoy for years to come.

No matter if you live in a single-family home or a multifamily property, outdoor barbecues are a beloved pastime that allows you to cook delicious meals for individuals, families, and even large gatherings. With grills, you can prepare a variety of foods at the same event—traditional meals or your own creative dishes. Your new stainless steel grill from AEI can handle it all.

Fuel Type and Mounting Options

PSG grills are beautifully designed and constructed. They come in both propane and natural gas variants with multiple mounting, mobility, and storage options. Choose from a range of sizes and features to match your available patio space. Master the art of backyard barbecue with the finest grilling technology available, and keep your gas grill running smoothly for years with OEM replacement parts. All PSG grills have a modular design, making it easy to assemble, disassemble, clean, maintain, and repair them as needed.

With excellent customer support, you can visit AEIcorporation.com anytime to find the replacement parts you need to keep your grill functioning optimally. But before you do, it’s crucial to explore all available options and ensure you get the right grill for your needs.

Selecting Your Grilling Options

Before choosing the size and style of grill you want, first decide on the fuel type and how you plan to mount it. AEI offers grill models powered by liquid propane and others that run on natural gas. The fuel type you choose should depend on its availability in your area, as well as your preferred mounting options.

Both fuel types are cost-effective, user-friendly, and environmentally friendly. However, there are some key differences to consider.

Natural Gas Grills

NG grills connect directly to a natural gas line. If you already have a natural gas line at your property, an NG grill is a smart choice. You won't need to worry about buying and replacing onboard fuel tanks, and the grill will always be ready to use. Since they are fixed in place, you don't have to deal with moving the grill around, but this also means they can't be relocated easily.

NG grills and cooking counters can be customized to fit nearly any patio size, with various sizes available. A pedestal mount is an excellent space-saving option. These grills have a small footprint and are incredibly safe and stable.

Because they are fixed in place, we recommend getting or building a cover for your NG grill to protect it from the elements, especially during the winter months.

If your home doesn't have a natural gas line, you might be able to have one installed by local utilities. Otherwise, propane fuel is a great alternative.

Liquid Propane Grills

Outdoor propane grills carry a fuel tank in the base. Propane tanks need to be replaced once the fuel runs out. These grills can be easily moved using the attached wheels on the base.

The main advantage of LP grills is their mobility. The bases of these grills can be fitted with wheels for easy relocation. This allows you to rearrange your patio setup for different events and activities. It also makes it simpler to store the grill away during the winter for better maintenance.

Some propane suppliers offer delivery services where they bring full tanks to your door and take the empty ones away. Others require you to purchase tanks at local outlets, which are often conveniently located near grocery stores and gas stations.

Your mounting options will depend on your patio layout, available space, and the relative availability of LP and NG fuel types in your area. Regardless of the fuel type you choose, you’ll enjoy plenty of power for cooking and a variety of mounting options to suit your needs.

Options & Accessories

We suggest carefully examining your available patio space before deciding on a mounting option.

• Pedestal mounts: Sturdy, compact, and permanent, pedestal grills fit almost any space and are virtually impossible to tip over. They’re an excellent choice for smaller NG-powered grills.

• Grill carts: These portable grill mounts provide flexibility along with extra storage space. They’re a great option for LP-powered grills, given the necessary fuel tank that accompanies the grill.

• Prefabricated grill islands: Built from high-quality materials, prefabricated grill islands can be permanent or semi-mobile. They can be made from stainless steel and other weather-resistant materials. These islands often include storage, cooling, heating, and warming compartments.

• Outdoor countertops: A fantastic way to transform your outdoor grilling area into a full-service cooking station. Install your grill into a stylish outdoor countertop for convenience, security, and functionality.

Visit us to learn more and see all the exciting options available for your new residential or commercial grill.