3-Burner Propane Gas Grill in Stainless Steel with TriVantage Multifunctional Cooking System

Picked it up today ( now awaiting response from them)many issues. Bad spot welding and uneven paint, stainless all scratch, lid does not close or seal properly(and this is the portion that's already assembled!) see pics

I already have a Komodo tip smoker/cooker that uses hardwood charcoal, but I was looking for something that I could fire up quickly and cook a meal without taking up a lot of space in the backyard. I was able to put it together in under an hour alone even though it said a 2 person job. I believe one step of the instructions had the part the wrong way, but I figured it out. It has 3 burners with one of them being hotter than the other for intense searing. It reaches high heat quickly. The burner guards help prevent flare ups, but there were a few regardless. It does have a smoker box to add chips if you want.

The instructions are mostly sketches, so they are fairly easy to follow. Do compare left/right side panels, chrome front/black back wings, etc., to the sketches before deciding which piece is which. Except for mounting the actual grille onto the roll-around base, it can be a one person job. I built the base by myself. One tip, the side wings fold down, so I found that I could pre-mount the top bolts on the wings as they don't go through anything, then mount the tougher bottom bolts with the wing in the fold down position so I could reach it from the top side. The grates are heavy-duty cast-iron and cooked evenly. There is a "warming rack", also. A choice of a cross-hatch pattern (1 grate) or regular grill lines (2 grates). The flame deflectors generally work although a juicy burger can create flames on any grill. The burners were easy to precisely adjust to the heat desired, and the sear burner, red knob, can really sear. Plenty of BTUs. The built-in thermostat seemed accurate as best as we could compare. Cooks great ribeyes and burgers (see photos), and I am sure anything else desired. A nice full-featured grill for the price.

This Dyna Glo 3 burner propane gas grill looks nice. The grill was easy to assemble but took me a while due to some of the instructions were not clear or parts easily identified. I took my time to read all the instructions and separate all assembly parts and then it was easy to start puttint it together. Good quality on all of their parts and overall with this grill. Make sure that you tight all screws at the end and you will be set. The grill has 3 burners and the option to use a smoker thats included with the grill. Great quality and materials seems to built solid and strong. Highly recommend this grill for at home use if you like to grill for you or family. Be aware the grill is not huge but it will hold a lot of space for burgers, steaks, etc.

This grill packs allot of features into a smaller package. The 3-burner Dyna-Glo propane gas grill provides 372 sq. in. of primary grilling capacity – enough for 18 burgers. A self-folding top rack provides an additional 139 sq. inches for a total capacity of 511 sq. inches. The “TriVantage” cooking system proves a high heat sear burner rated at 15,000 BTUs. Matched with a porcelain coated diamond grid cast iron grate, it’s perfect for steaks and meats where you want a good sear and that signature restaurant diamond grill pattern. This burner made quick work of my medium rare steak, providing an outside sear to seal in the juices. It also makes fast work of most any food as well. Two additional burners provide 12,000 BTUs each, for a total of 39,000 BTUs of power. Grid inserts over the burners provide even heat distribution and the cast iron grates provide a good cooking surface, and clean easily with a wire bush. A great feature is a built-in wood chip box for smoking. Soak the wood chips in water, place in the metal, removable box, and use low indirect heat to smoke ribs, chicken, and more. My favorite is smoked Kielbasa, and this system works great without the need for a separate smoker. The cabinet is powder coated metal in a black finish, with a stainless steel double walled lid, control panel, door, and two folding side tables. Tables fold up a lock easily, and when folded down provide a very compact grill. Built in thermometer monitors the heat inside the lid. Cabinet has four coasters for easy mobility, with two locking to provide stability. Twist to turn on/ignite system provides the spark to light each burner with ease – without the need for batteries. I really like this grill, especially the sear and smoke features. Stainless steel parts will provide years of service. I have another Dyna Grill that looks and works like new after four years of outdoor service. Assembly takes about 30 minutes with simple tools.

This grill works great. It is a good size, not too large but not small either. We have cooked for a dozen people on it at one time and there was plenty more room. As you can see in the photo it can hold a lot of hot dogs/links. I like that the sides can fold down for transporting and storing it. The knobs are large and easy to use. The temperature gauge on top is easy to read. The rack on the right can give you those pretty lines on your steaks. Overall it works great and meets all our needs.

Am now an empty-Nester and have been down-sizing items around my house. I had a 5 burner propane gas grill that was almost 15 years old. I still enjoy grilling but wanted a new smaller grill. I liked the many features and size of the Dyna-Glo 3-Burner Propane Gas Grill in Stainless Steel with TriVantage Multifunctional Cooking System. I selected the silver version. I ordered it online. It was securely boxed and arrived in good shape. Very well packed! I am very technical and my son is as well. Long time DIY. We unpacked the grill and laid pieces out in my large garage. Now the product manual said it would take 2 people around 50 minutes to assemble. I am not sure their estimated assembly time is accurate as is took us 1 ½ hours…with no interruptions. I would think you could buy this grill assembled at a local Home Depot store and would recommend that if you are not into assembling a grill. Once assembled (Instructions are VERY good) I was very impressed with the quality and many features of the grill. Hooked up a propane tank…tested for leaks and all three burners started right up! I like that each burner control has a starter built right in! Nice feature! Not sure if was supposed to be included but I did not get the Product Brochure. It is available online and explains and give complete instructions on how to use the features like searing, using the smoker box feature as well as cooking times and temperatures. Over all I am quite pleased with the grill!

This 3-Burner Propane Gas Grill in Stainless Steel with TriVantage Multi-functional Cooking System features the ability to sear, grill, and smoke. I like the 4 caster wheels and 2 locking caster wheels, as most grills only come with 2 wheels and 2 peg legs. I am able to move this around on the concrete pad easier and return the grill back to the garage for over the winter storage. The cooking area is quite large as you can cook up to 18 burgers at one time. The smoker is small but does a great job as it allows you the option of smoking with this large surface 3 burner grill. Assembly took about an hour. I like the ease of removing the grease catcher and cleaning it out.

I was replacing my 10 year old grill and was looking for compact size, multiple features, good quality at a reasonable price. I saw the Dyna-Glo (model DGF371CRP – three burner) and it seemed to fit the desired qualities. The base is almost an enclosed cabinet: two full side panels, rear quarter panel, and front door. The cabinet holds the propane cylinder and there is easy access both from the back and the front. There are four wheels on the cabinet for easy moving, and two of the wheels have locking feature. The grill body is mounted to the top of the base cabinet and contains three burner assemblies. Two burners are standard and the third is a high heat for searing but can also be used for normal grilling. Each burner has integrated ignition. Two side tables provide space to set plates, cooking utensils and other items next to the grill and each will fold down when not needed. The assembled grill looks very nice and just takes up an approximate 22” X 32” footprint (with side tables folded down). The grilling surface is substantial. The grill box heats up quickly. Initial grilling was very satisfactory. The grill comes packaged in one box and has to be assembled. I assembled the grill on my own and it took about 2 hours; however, some of that time was used for unpacking and organizing the various parts. A #2 Phillips screw driver is the only tool needed. The assembly manual is basically picture instruction but is easy to follow and actual assembly is fairly easy. I downloaded a user manual more fully explaining the cooking features (“Trivantage Cooking System”) to take full advantage of the available features.

My husband assembled it for me. He said it wasn’t difficult to put together as some parts were preassembled, yet some illustrations were hard to decipher. I’ve never purchased LP before, but easily found it in our small city. I like the three small grills vs one large one, two with finger-holes, because it’s easy and light to lift, a thoughtful feature. This grill is the perfect size for us two adults (but can accommodate more). Love the two side shelves, warming rack and large knobs.