With an outdoor kitchen, you’ll always be ready for entertaining. Keep your food and drinks chilled, your dining essentials neatly stored and stylishly out of view. When all the elements to complete your outdoor dining picture are in order, you’ll find that it’s a space you want to spend your time-time and again. Bring your outdoor grilling to new levels with the superior craftsmanship and innovative features found in this 54-inch natural gas BBQ grill from Lynx. The quality begins outside with gleaming, high-grade 304 stainless steel that is seamlessly welded to eliminate areas where grease and moisture can collect. Elevate your outdoor grilling experience to unprecedented heights with the exceptional artistry and cutting-edge innovations showcased in Lynx's 54-inch Freestanding grill. The craftsmanship excellence commences with the radiant and meticulously welded to eliminate any potential accumulation of grease or moisture. With its advanced Hot Surface Ignition system, this grill effortlessly and securely ignites the burners with remarkable speed and reliability. This cutting-edge ignition mechanism guarantees rapid and safe lighting, providing you with added peace of mind and convenience during every grilling session.

A Lynx Trident™ Infrared Burner directly heats the grate beneath your food with 23,000 BTUs of intensive heatWith temperature control that's instantaneous, ranging from 300˚-1000˚, it’s the method employed by the world’s leading chefs, and now it’s in your grill. Charcoal briquettes can form a steady glow of heat beneath your food-but traditional gas grill burners can create irregular hot spots, forcing you to continually flip and move your food to achieve an even finish. A Lynx welder pauses to focus on an unwelded seam… Lynx has found that these gusts can affect typical grills, entering through the vents. They create swirls of temperature change beneath the Rocket Chef Turbo Grill crisper’s hood, and subject tender cuisine to uneven cooking. Hot Surface Ignition lights your grill with the push of a knob. It is weather-tested electronic ignition that simply works, every time, vaporizing the uncertainty and inconvenience of lighting traditional gas grills. It has space to move and relax, always has room for more, and never feels limited or confined.

So, we built our grills with more space in mind, extending to more than 20 inches deep on most models. When a meal has been cooked with seasoned wood smoke, it has a flavor that's like nothing else. It’s something that must be experienced-a nuance of hickory, mesquite, pecan. Gourmands around the world recognize the full flavors and evenly baked finish that can only be summoned from a stone oven. The Lynx Napoli Oven is a passport to another realm of outdoor cuisine. It can elicit the aromas of a rustic apple cake, rosemary braised lamb shanks, or a basil pesto flatbread. Finish your grilled salmon’s garlic sesame sauce into a shimmering glaze. The oven can be built into your kitchen or placed on a countertop or freestanding cart. The Napoli Oven is capable of baking at 700°F, and hides an authentic refractory mortar dome beneath its elegant exterior. Impressive in beauty and function, the Napoli will broaden your bill of fare.

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