Many Napoleon grills are manufactured in Ontario, Canada, while some components may come from international facilities. Regardless of origin, all products meet Napoleon’s strict quality control standards.

Napoleon grills combine luxury features like WAVE™ cooking grids, infrared burners, and NIGHT LIGHT™ knobs with exceptional value. Even mid-range models offer high-end performance and design.

No—Napoleon built-in grills should not be installed in combustible structures unless an insulated jacket is used. These jackets protect against fire hazards and are available for popular models like the Prestige PRO and 700 Series.

Yes. Proper venting is essential for safety and required by most codes. Napoleon recommends installing vent panels on both sides of the island to prevent gas buildup and ensure airflow.

Use a soft cloth with mild soap and warm water. Avoid harsh cleaners or abrasives, and always wipe with the grain of the steel. For tougher spots, a BBQ-safe stainless steel polish works best.

Check the igniter battery, electrode tips, and wire connections. Clean the igniter with mild soap or sandpaper. If needed, try a manual match light and refer to your owner’s manual for safety steps.

The Prestige line offers solid performance at a great price, while Prestige PRO adds luxury features like interior lights, upgraded rotisserie kits, and extra stainless steel detailing.

The 700 Series is ideal for custom outdoor kitchens thanks to its built-in configuration, modular add-ons, and commercial-grade build. It’s perfect for homeowners creating a full outdoor cooking setup.