American Outdoor Grill

Yes. AOG products are manufactured in California by the same company that produces Fire Magic grills (RH Peterson). This ensures quality craftsmanship and strict production standards.

• High-Grade Materials: 304 stainless steel construction for rust resistance and durability.
• Timeless Design: Sleek lines and a simple aesthetic that fits various outdoor kitchen styles.
• Value-Oriented Premium: Positioned as a more affordable alternative to ultra-high-end luxury brands, while still offering robust performance.

While AOG may cost more than entry-level grills, the quality of materials, performance consistency, and robust warranty often justify the higher upfront investment. Owners typically note that the grills withstand the elements and last longer than cheaper alternatives.

AOG typically provides:

• Lifetime Warranty on the stainless steel burners and most stainless steel parts (under normal use).
• Up to 15 years on select components (like cooking grids) and 1–5 years on ignition systems and other parts.
  Always check the specific warranty documentation for your model.

1. After-Cook Burn-Off: Turn burners on high for a few minutes to burn away food residue.
2. Grate Cleaning: Use a stainless steel brush while the grates are warm.
3. Deep Clean: Periodically remove the grates, briquette trays (or flame tamers), and clean with warm soapy water.
4. Exterior: Use a stainless steel cleaner to maintain shine and corrosion resistance.

AOG offers a variety of matching components and accessories, including:

• Single/Double Side Burners
• Doors and Drawers for built-in islands
• Griddle Plates or Smoker Boxes
  Check the AOG lineup or partner brands under RH Peterson (e.g., Fire Magic) for complementary outdoor kitchen products.

AOG’s parent company, RH Peterson, has a reputable customer service team. You can reach them through phone, email, or your local dealer for warranty claims, part replacements, or general product inquiries.

• AOG: Positions itself as a more accessible premium line, offering solid performance with simpler features.
• Fire Magic: Sits at the ultra-luxury end, with more advanced burner configurations, heavier stainless steel, and additional tech features.
  If you want a high-quality grill without every luxury bell and whistle, AOG often strikes the perfect balance.

• T-Series: Features a rapid-light piezo ignition (no need for an external power source) and does not include interior lighting.
• L-Series: Upgrades to electronic ignition (requires 120V power), has built-in interior halogen lights for nighttime grilling, and includes LED-illuminated control knobs.

You must use an insulated jacket if your outdoor kitchen enclosure is made of combustible materials (like wood). This shield keeps high temperatures contained, preventing damage or fire hazards.

AOG grills are designed for all skill levels. They’re user-friendly enough for beginners (straightforward controls, reliable ignition) but also boast features—like rotisserie kits and powerful burners—that experienced chefs appreciate.

Yes. Freestanding AOG models typically come with stainless steel side shelves that can often fold down. Check the specific cart model to confirm the shelf style or any additional side prep surfaces.

Yes, most AOG hoods use heavy-duty hood springs that make lifting the stainless steel lid feel lighter and more comfortable, even on larger models.