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Broilmate 13024

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$154.99

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Type: Medium-size models

About - Broilmate 13024
The 13024 is a gas grill available from Broilmate. The 13024 typically costs $154.99. Consumer Reports recommends that you match the features on a model to the needs you have. Here's our take on some of the specifications and features that are commonly available on gas grill models like the 13024. Coated-cast-iron grates: The grill's primary cooking grates may be made of porcelain coated cast-iron, which generally sears meats better and keeps grilling temperatures more consistent than grates made of porcelain coated steel. The porcelain coating usually makes such grates easier to clean than other surfaces, and the grates should resist rust as long as their porcelain coating isn't chipped. Long-warranty burners: While burners remain the grill's most-replaced part, most are warranted for only 3 to 5 years. Better burners are covered for 10 years or more.

About - Broilmate 13024

The 13024 is a gas grill available from Broilmate. The 13024 typically costs $154.99.

Consumer Reports recommends that you match the features on a model to the needs you have. Here's our take on some of the specifications and features that are commonly available on gas grill models like the 13024.

Coated-cast-iron grates:: The grill's primary cooking grates may be made of porcelain coated cast-iron, which generally sears meats better and keeps grilling temperatures more consistent than grates made of porcelain coated steel. The porcelain coating usually makes such grates easier to clean than other surfaces, and the grates should resist rust as long as their porcelain coating isn't chipped.
Long-warranty burners:: While burners remain the grill's most-replaced part, most are warranted for only 3 to 5 years. Better burners are covered for 10 years or more.

Features & Specs - Broilmate 13024
Stainless-steel grates Primary cooking grates made of stainless-steel are generally sturdier than those made of coated steel and resist rust even without a porcelain coating. Stainless-steel grates	No
Coated-cast-iron grates The grill's primary cooking grates may be made of porcelain coated cast-iron, which generally sears meats better and keeps grilling temperatures more consistent than grates made of porcelain coated steel. The porcelain coating usually makes such grates easier to clean than other surfaces, and the grates should resist rust as long as their porcelain coating isn't chipped. Coated-cast-iron grates	Yes
All or mostly stainless Includes more than just a panel or other trim. Based on our limited tests, nonmagnetic stainless is less likely to corrode. All or mostly stainless	No
Long-warranty burners While burners remain the grill's most-replaced part, most are warranted for only 3 to 5 years. Better burners are covered for 10 years or more. Long-warranty burners	Yes
Side burner A side burner, which resembles a gas-stove burner and has its own heat control, is handy if you want to cook vegetables or sauce without leaving the grill. Side burner	No
Infrared burner Gas burner that uses infrared technology (ceramic burner, plates and screens, or troughs as some examples) for cooking. An indirect flame is used for cooking food. Burner can be located as the main burner, side burner, rotisserie burner, or any combination of burners. Infrared burner	No
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High BTU BBQ Broiler - Older Model #4454

By Jim from Ventura, CA on 10/5/2009

Pros:

Adjustible grate levels, Easy To Cleanup, Easy To Use, Even Heat, Excellent warranty, Great Design, Heavy-duty construction, Short Grill Time

Cons:

Can get too hot

Best Uses:

For Self/Couple, Great Searing, Indirect Cooking, Large Gatherings, Small Gatherings

Describe Yourself:

Grilling Enthusiast

How long have you owned it:

More than six months

Bottom Line:

Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

Used almost every evening for 5+ years to cook salmon fillets, steak, burgers, pork chops, chicken breasts, and also roasting chilis, as the menu dictates. Heat level is easy to adjust. Distance to flame is important for good results. Fast. Timing prevents over-cooking.Selected natural gas option when purchased. Good decision. Bottom tub warped due to high heat (my inexperience). [...]

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