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18.5" Classic Pit Barrel® Cooker -
14" Pit Barrel® Cooker Junior -
Grill Time Tailgater GTX Portable Charcoal Grill with Glass Hood Perfect for Camping Accessories -
Denali 405 | Stainless Smart Tech Propane Gas Grill -
Denali 425 | Black Smart Tech Propane Gas Grill -
77352 | Full Stainless Propane Gas Grill -
Mesa 220 | Black Foldable Propane Gas Grill -
Denali 605 | Stainless Smart Tech Natural/Propane Gas Grill -
Mesa 200S | Foldable Stainless Gas Grill -
Denali 605Pro | Stainless Smart Propane Gas Grill -
Mesa 415BZ | Stainless Propane Gas Grill
Whether you're grilling burgers on a Tuesday night or feeding the whole neighborhood, GetBackyarding carries the grill to match your backyard style. Our lineup includes Monument Grills propane and natural gas options from compact 2-burner folding models up to full 6-burner stainless steel workhorses with smart tech. Cooking areas range from 320 square inches for balconies and tailgates to 880 square inches for serious entertaining. We also stock Pit Barrel Cooker's legendary barrel cookers and a portable charcoal grill with a glass hood for camping and game days. Stainless steel construction dominates the gas models for durability and clean-up ease. From $99.95 portable rigs to $899 pro-grade setups, you'll find honest grills built for real backyard cooking over direct heat.
Common questions
What size grill do I need for my backyard?
It depends on how many people you typically cook for. A 2-burner grill with 320 square inches handles meals for small families or couples. A 4-burner model with 450-630 square inches works well for regular family dinners and weekend gatherings. If you frequently host larger groups, consider a 6-burner grill with up to 880 square inches of cooking space.
What's the difference between propane and natural gas grills?
Propane grills run on portable tanks you refill or swap at hardware stores and gas stations, giving you flexibility to move the grill around. Natural gas grills connect directly to your home's gas line, so you never run out mid-cook. Some Monument Grills models work with both fuel types for added versatility.
Are stainless steel grills worth the extra cost?
Stainless steel construction resists rust and weather damage far better than painted finishes, especially in humid climates or coastal areas. Most of our Monument Grills feature stainless steel for long-term durability and easier cleaning. If you plan to keep your grill outdoors year-round, stainless is a smart investment.
What does smart tech mean on these grills?
Monument Grills' smart tech models include features like digital temperature monitoring and control systems that help you maintain consistent heat. These features make it easier to dial in precise temperatures for different foods. Several Denali models in our collection include this technology.
Do you carry charcoal grills or just gas?
We carry both gas and charcoal options. Our gas grill selection includes Monument Grills propane and natural gas models from 2 to 6 burners. For charcoal fans, we stock the Grill Time Tailgater portable charcoal grill and Pit Barrel Cooker's barrel-style cookers that work beautifully with charcoal and wood for smoking and grilling.