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A post grill mounts permanently to your patio, deck, or yard on a fixed steel post. No wheels, no cart, no wobble. That stability keeps your cooking station anchored exactly where you want it, and it won't shift or tip during use. Our luxury post grills come in propane, natural gas, and charcoal configurations, so you choose the fuel type that matches your outdoor setup and cooking preferences.
Propane post grills connect to a standard LP tank and work well in spaces without a gas line. Natural gas models hook directly into your home's gas supply — no tank swaps, no running out mid-cook. Charcoal post grills deliver traditional smoke flavor with the rigid stability of a permanently mounted unit.
Cooking surfaces range from compact models around 200 square inches to expansive decks exceeding 600 square inches. A smaller grill suits couples and weeknight dinners. Larger surfaces handle full racks of ribs, multiple steaks, and sides simultaneously — essential if you host regularly or cook for groups of eight or more.
Premium post grills use heavy-gauge stainless steel or cast aluminum for the firebox and hood. Stainless resists rust and retains heat efficiently. Cast aluminum runs lighter and is naturally corrosion-resistant — a real advantage in coastal or humid climates.
Grate material affects your cook. Cast iron retains heat well and produces strong sear marks but needs periodic seasoning. Stainless steel grates heat faster and clean more easily. Some luxury models offer porcelain-coated cast iron, which resists sticking without the upkeep of bare iron.
Placement matters more with a post grill than a wheeled unit because you're committing to a location. Mount it where you have clearance from combustible surfaces — most manufacturers recommend at least 24 inches of open space on all sides. Concrete or stone patios make the best mounting surfaces; some models include in-ground post sleeves for lawn installation.
Because the grill stays put, it becomes a fixed part of your outdoor layout. Position it near your dining area for easy plating, or beside a prep counter so you're not crossing the yard between tasks. Many homeowners pair their post grill with outdoor cabinetry or a simple stainless prep cart for utensils, plates, and seasonings.
For detailed guidance on grill types, fuel options, features, and safety, read LuxeDecor's Grills Buying Guide.
