Blaze Premium LTE+ 32-Inch 4-Burner Built-In Gas Grill

Blaze's entry into the built-in outdoor-kitchen market, and as of 2026 the line that replaced the older Prelude LBM in Blaze's own catalog. Four cast 304 stainless burners at 14,000 BTU each, 9mm triangular stainless cooking rods, heat-zone dividers and a lifetime warranty on everything that carries heat. The price quoted is for the BUILT-IN HEAD ONLY at BBQGuys; the same head on a Blaze cart is a separate SKU that lands several hundred dollars higher. Against the Premium LTE+ above it, the BCM drops the rear infrared rotisserie burner, the interior lights and the illuminated knobs.

Blaze's flagship built-in, and the point at which the brand stops competing on value. Three 18,000 BTU cast stainless H-burners replace the LTE's four tube burners, running 54,000 BTU into 816 square inches under 12mm hexagonal cooking rods roughly a third thicker than the LTE's 9mm. A rotisserie kit with a waterproof motor is included rather than optional, along with a 10,000 BTU rear infrared burner. Price quoted is the BUILT-IN HEAD ONLY in propane at BBQGuys, the authorized dealer; Blaze itself publishes no prices.

A kamado with no ceramic in it: the body is solid cast aluminum up to 1¼ inches thick, with a hex-pattern stainless steel cooking grid and a hinged grate for adding fuel mid-cook. Because the housing is non-porous metal rather than ceramic, Blaze allows any charcoal, any wood and any lighter-fluid or starter method without risk of absorption or thermal cracking, and covers the whole grill — body, grids, hinge, hardware — under a lifetime warranty. It is sold as a drop-in head for outdoor kitchens, with a separate cart or sleeve as an accessory.

Coyote's entry built-in and the most design-led grill at this price — it is the head that shows up in architect-specified outdoor kitchens because the fascia and smudge-proof control panel are cleaner than Bull's or Blaze's. Three 15,000 BTU I-Burners make 45,000 BTU across 616 square inches, with an integrated wind guard and interior lighting standard. Price is for the BUILT-IN HEAD ONLY (model C3C34); Coyote sells the matching cart as a separate SKU. Note the tradeoff: Coyote runs meaningfully lower total BTU here than Bull or Blaze at similar money, spending the budget on fit and finish instead.

The current Prestige 500, and worth flagging because the catalog lists a plain 'Napoleon Prestige 500' as discontinued — the RSIB version is very much still sold on napoleon.com. Four main burners at 48,000 BTU, a 16,000 BTU infrared SIZZLE ZONE side burner and an 18,000 BTU infrared rear burner total 82,000 BTU over 900 square inches. Unlike the Rogue above it, the rotisserie kit is included, and the step up in warranty is the real story: lifetime coverage on major components rather than 15 years on everything.

Summerset's value built-in and the one genuinely unusual grill in this group: it needs no electrical power at all, using piezo ignition with a manual flash-tube backup. That makes it the default choice for apartment complexes, rentals and any island where running power is impractical — Summerset markets it explicitly for multi-family and commercial use. Four #304 stainless tube burners at 12,000 BTU each make 48,000 BTU across 696 total square inches under 8mm round grates. Price is the BUILT-IN HEAD ONLY (SZR32) at BBQGuys; Summerset publishes no prices and sells through dealers.