Monument Grills
Monument Grills 35633 Stainless Infrared
Monument's signature package: four 304-stainless main burners plus a dedicated infrared side sear burner and a separate conventional side burner, 72,000 BTU total, over 510 sq in of primary grate and 190 sq in of warming rack. The Clear View window in the lid and LED-lit control knobs are the details Monument built its reputation on. Sold as a Pro Kit that includes a rain cover, rotisserie kit, cast iron cooking plate and smoker box in the box.
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Specifications
Features
Pros
- ✓Two auxiliary burners — one infrared sear, one conventional — where rivals at this price give you one or none
- ✓Rotisserie kit, smoker box, cast iron plate and cover all included rather than sold separately
- ✓304-grade stainless main burners, a real step above the 409 grade used through Char-Broil's Performance line
- ✓Clear View lid window lets you check food without dropping the lid temperature
- ✓72,000 BTU at $599 is roughly the output of Weber's $3,899 Summit
Cons
- ✗Monument publishes neither an assembled weight nor a warranty term on the product page
- ✗Monument no longer uses the Mesa model names at all — parts and reviews written for the old naming do not map cleanly
- ✗Clear View glass panels are a known cleaning chore and can craze over seasons
- ✗High BTU on a light-gauge body means hot spots front to back
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