Blaze Grills are designed and engineered in the United States but manufactured in China. This approach allows Blaze to offer high-performance products using 304 stainless steel at a more accessible price point, while still maintaining strict quality control standards backed by a lifetime warranty.

• Blaze LTE grills include interior lights, LED-illuminated knobs, and a rear infrared burner.

• Blaze PRO (Professional) series features commercial-grade cast stainless steel H-burners, thicker construction, and a more robust design.

• Blaze LUX is a newer marketing designation used interchangeably with the high-performance Blaze PRO line.

Yes. Most Blaze grill components are constructed using high-quality 304-grade stainless steel, known for its corrosion resistance and longevity. This includes the burners, cooking grates, flame tamers, and exterior housing. Some internal components or accessories may use 443 stainless or similar for heat resistance in specific areas.

Yes. Blaze grills are available in both natural gas (NG) and liquid propane (LP) versions. Many models come with a conversion kit or offer it as an optional accessory. Always check your model’s specifications or consult with Best of Backyard before switching fuel types.

Blaze Grills are backed by a Lifetime Warranty on the main components, including the housing, burners, cooking grids, and more. Electrical and ignition parts are typically covered for 1 year. Registration is recommended to ensure coverage. For full details, visit: https://www.blazegrills.com/warranty/

Yes. Blaze offers rear infrared burners standard on most LTE and PRO models for rotisserie cooking. A ceramic infrared searing burner is available as an optional upgrade in place of a standard burner. Rotisserie kits are sold separately but are compatible with most built-in and freestanding Blaze grills.