BBQ grills for backyard cooking, camping and entertaining
Valuhub's BBQ grills collection brings together gas, charcoal and portable cookers for backyard meals, camping trips and patio parties. The range also covers grill carts, grill gazebos, smokers and outdoor pizza ovens. Many roll on wheels, and some fold flat for storage.
Valuhub Canada built this range for home cooks who want to grill, smoke or bake outdoors. Shoppers who know their style can open propane gas grills, charcoal grills or grill gazebos. Pair a grill with patio furniture to finish the space.
BBQ grills at a glance
Types of BBQ grills in this collection
Six groups make up the range. Propane and charcoal cookers lead, followed by portable grills, gazebos, carts and pizza ovens.
Propane gas grills
Propane gas grills heat fast and hold steady heat for weeknight meals. Listings run from compact 2 burner models to 4 burner cabinets. Many add a side burner, warming rack, thermometer and wheels. Output runs from about 9,500 to 53,000 BTU. Choose them for quick ignition and easy temperature control.
Charcoal grills and smokers
Charcoal grills add smoky flavour. The range includes barrel smokers, a vertical 3-in-1 BBQ smoker, an offset smoker and trolley grills. Many have an adjustable charcoal pan, a thermometer and an ash catcher. Sizes run from tabletop to 30 inches (76 cm). Choose them for low and slow cooking.
Portable and camping grills
Portable BBQ grills and camping grills fold, stow and travel. The range includes tabletop 2 burner propane grills, folding charcoal grills and campfire grates. Compact models suit camping, picnics and small patios. Choose them when space or weight matters.
Grill gazebos
Grill gazebos shelter the cook from rain and sun. Many are 8 by 5 feet (2.4 by 1.5 m). Most add a hardtop roof, side shelves and hooks for tools. Frames are steel or aluminium. Choose one for a deck or patio, and check the clearance rules in the manual.
Grill carts and stands
Grill carts give prep space and storage beside the cooker. Stainless steel tops, shelves, hooks and wheels are common. Several double as pizza oven stands. Choose one to keep tools, spices and plates close to the heat.
Outdoor pizza ovens
Outdoor pizza ovens bake at high heat in minutes. The range includes wood fired and wood pellet ovens. Some come with a pizza stone, a peel, a thermometer or a wheeled stand. Choose one for pizza nights, and pair it with a cart for prep space.
Check each product page for exact sizes, fuel type and what is included.
How do you choose a BBQ grill?
Pick the fuel first
Propane heats fast and is easy to control. Charcoal gives a smoky flavour but needs more time and cleanup. A standard propane tank holds 20 lb (9 kg), so keep a spare for long cookouts.
Size the cooking area
A 2 burner grill or a 20 inch (51 cm) charcoal grill suits 2 to 4 people. A 4 burner grill or a 30 inch (76 cm) charcoal grill suits larger groups.
Look past the BTU number
Compare the number of burners, the thermometer and the warming rack, not BTU alone. Listings here run from about 9,500 to 53,000 BTU.
Check the build
Stainless steel tops and cast iron grates handle heat well. Check which parts each listing includes. Cover the grill in winter to protect the finish.
Measure your space
Measure the deck or patio before ordering. An 8 by 5 foot (2.4 by 1.5 m) gazebo needs a clear, level pad. Follow the manual for the distance to walls and railings.
Where do BBQ grills work best?
Backyards and decks are the main home for gas grills and carts. A grill near the kitchen door keeps trips short, and a cart holds plates and tools. A gazebo adds cover in light rain, and patio dining tables bring the meal outside.
Cottages and campsites suit portable BBQ grills, tabletop propane models and campfire grates. These stow in a trunk and set up in minutes. Stock up on camping supplies to go with them.
Pizza nights and smoked ribs suit an outdoor pizza oven or a charcoal smoker. Both reward patience and a steady fire. Plan a prep cart nearby so tools and plates stay within reach.
How do you set up and care for a BBQ grill?
Assemble the grill on a level, non-flammable surface and use it outdoors only. Check propane connections with soapy water before the first cookout. Brush the grates while warm, and empty ash only when it is fully cold. Wipe grease cups often, and cover the grill when it is not in use.
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BBQ grill FAQs
What is the difference between gas grills and charcoal grills?
Gas grills light fast and hold steady heat, which suits weeknight meals. A propane BBQ is the common choice. Charcoal grills take longer to heat but add smoky flavour. Choose gas for convenience and charcoal for flavour and low and slow cooking.
How many burners do I need?
Two burners suit couples and small patios. Three or four burners suit families and parties. Compare heat control, a thermometer and a warming rack. BTU alone does not show how well a grill cooks.
Which BBQ is best for camping?
A tabletop propane grill or a folding charcoal grill packs small and sets up fast. Check the folded size and weight on each product page. Campfire grates suit sites with fire pits.
Do I need a grill gazebo?
A gazebo is optional. It shelters the cook from rain and sun and adds shelves and hooks. Follow the manual for clearance between the grill and the roof. Never use a grill in a closed space.
How do I check a propane grill for leaks?
Brush soapy water on the hose and connections, then open the tank valve. Bubbles show a leak. Close the valve and fix the leak before cooking. Follow the manual and use the grill outdoors only.
How do I clean a barbecue grill?
Heat the grill for about 10 minutes, then brush the grates. Wipe with warm soapy water once cool. Empty grease cups and cold ash often. Cover the grill when it is not in use.



















































