Built in Propane Grills

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Upgrade your outdoor kitchen with a built-in propane grill that combines sleek design and professional performance. At DDR BBQ Supply, find durable built-in propane gas grills crafted for reliable heat and easy control. Cook like a pro with grills designed to elevate both your space and your BBQ game.

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The Napoleon Grills Prestige PRO 825 Propane Gas Grill features two large lids, blue-glowing control knobs, dual built-in temperature gauges, infrared rear burners, and a convenient right-side burner.

Prestige PRO 825 Propane Gas Grill with Infrared Rear Burner

$4,949.00

The Napoleon Grills Built-In 700 Series 44" Gas Grill features dual infrared rear burners, six blue-lit control knobs, and a closed stainless steel lid with a center temperature gauge.

Napoleon Built-In 700 Series 44 Gas Grill with Dual Infrared Rear Burners

$3,899.00

Napoleon Built-In 700 Series 38 Gas Grill with Infrared Rear Burner

$3,109.00

The Napoleon Grills Built-In 700 Series 32 Gas Grill features a matte black finish, four blue-accented control knobs, a closed lid with thermometer, and an infrared rear burner for versatile outdoor cooking in a modern design.

Napoleon Built-In 700 Series 32 Built-In Gas Grill with Infrared Rear Burner

$2,329.00

The Napoleon Grills Built-In 700 Series 32 Gas Grill features four blue LED-lit knobs, a stainless steel body, built-in thermometer on the closed lid, vented front panel, and an infrared rear burner—perfect for modern outdoor kitchens.

Napoleon Built-In 700 Series 32 Built-In Gas Grill with Infrared Rear Burner

$2,219.00

Napoleon Built-In 500 Series 32 Gas Grill

$1,679.00

Napoleon Built-in 700 Series Dual Infrared Burner with Stainless Steel Cover

$1,109.00

Built-In Propane Grills for Outdoor Kitchens

A built-in propane grill gives you the clean look of a permanent outdoor kitchen while using LP fuel instead of a fixed natural gas connection. DDR BBQ Supply’s current collection includes seven Napoleon products, with 32-, 38-, and 44-inch built-in grill heads, the larger Prestige PRO 825, and a separate dual infrared burner for dedicated high-heat cooking.

Propane can be a practical choice when a natural gas line is not available at the outdoor kitchen or when the planned setup is already designed around LP. Because the grill becomes part of the island, choose the exact model and propane configuration before countertops, masonry, or cabinet openings are finalized.

Compare Napoleon Built-In Propane Grill Sizes

The current collection offers several levels of cooking space and burner capacity:

Napoleon Built-In 500 Series 32: Four main burners plus an infrared rear burner, 66,000 BTU, and 760 square inches of total cooking area. It uses stainless steel WAVE cooking grids and is available in a propane-specific configuration.
Napoleon Built-In 700 Series 32: Four main burners plus an infrared rear burner, 66,000 BTU, 531 square inches of main cooking space, and approximately 756 square inches total. The propane version ships configured for LP use.
Napoleon Built-In 700 Series 38: Five main burners plus an infrared rear burner, 78,000 BTU, 630 square inches of main cooking area, and 905 square inches total.
Napoleon Built-In 700 Series 44: Six main burners plus dual infrared rear burners for a larger multi-zone cooking setup.
Napoleon Prestige PRO 825: A twin-head built-in grill with nine burners, 106,000 BTU, 825 square inches of main cooking area, infrared cooking features, and an integrated wood-chip smoker.

The best size depends on available island space, how often you entertain, and how many direct and indirect cooking zones you want available at once.

Why Choose Propane for a Built-In Grill?

Propane provides responsive burner control without requiring a permanent household natural gas connection. That can make it a useful option for outdoor kitchens where LP is already available or where installing natural gas would not be practical.

Propane also produces no charcoal ash, which simplifies cleanup compared with solid-fuel cooking. You still get the ability to grill steaks, burgers, vegetables, chicken, and other foods over multiple controlled burner zones.

The grill must be ordered in the correct propane configuration. Do not assume that a natural gas model can simply be connected to an LP supply without the manufacturer-approved components and procedures.

If you are comparing fuel types, browse Built-In Natural Gas Grills or the broader Built-In Grills collection.

Infrared Rear Burners & Dedicated Searing

Several Napoleon built-in propane grills in this collection include an infrared rear burner designed for rotisserie cooking. The 38-inch 700 Series uses a single infrared rear burner, while the wider 44-inch model adds dual rear infrared burners.

The collection also includes the Napoleon Built-In 700 Series Dual Infrared Burner, a separate drop-in cooking station with two ceramic infrared burners. It can be ordered in propane and used alongside a main grill when you want a dedicated area for high-temperature searing.

The rear infrared burners on the grill heads are rotisserie-ready, but the rotisserie spit and motor may be sold separately depending on the model, so check the individual product listing before ordering.

Plan the Propane Setup Before Building the Island

Built-in propane grills require more planning than freestanding models. Before constructing the outdoor kitchen, verify:

Exact grill model and propane configuration
Manufacturer-specified cutout dimensions
Required cabinet ventilation
LP supply and regulator requirements
Propane-cylinder placement and access
Combustible clearances
Electrical requirements for lights or accessories
Access for future service and maintenance

For example, the 700 Series 38 requires an approximately 35-inch-wide by 20.25-inch-deep cutout, while the 500 Series 32 uses an approximately 33-inch by 20-inch opening. Enclosed installations also require proper ventilation according to Napoleon’s installation instructions.

For additional models and accessories, browse Napoleon Gas Grills.

Choose the grill first, then build the island around the manufacturer’s dimensions and propane requirements rather than trying to fit a grill into a finished opening later.

What built-in propane grills does DDR BBQ Supply carry?

DDR BBQ Supply’s current Built In Propane Grills collection includes seven Napoleon products. The assortment includes 32-, 38-, and 44-inch built-in grill heads, the Prestige PRO 825, and a separate Built-In 700 Series Dual Infrared Burner.

What sizes of built-in propane grills are available?

Current grill-head sizes include 32, 38, and 44 inches, along with the larger twin-head Prestige PRO 825. The 32-inch options are useful when counter space is tighter, while the 38- and 44-inch models provide additional burners and cooking zones.

What is the difference between the Napoleon 500 Series and 700 Series built-in grills?

The Built-In 500 Series 32 provides four main burners plus an infrared rear burner and 760 square inches of total cooking area. The 700 Series uses heavier 9.5 mm stainless steel WAVE grates on models such as the 32- and 38-inch grills and offers additional size and burner configurations.

Which built-in propane grill offers the most cooking capacity?

The Prestige PRO 825 is the largest option in the current propane collection. It uses a twin-head design with nine burners, 106,000 BTU, 825 square inches of main cooking area, infrared cooking features, and an integrated wood-chip smoker.

Do Napoleon built-in propane grills have infrared rear burners?

Yes. The 500 Series 32 and the 32- and 38-inch 700 Series grills include infrared rear burners, while the 44-inch 700 Series adds dual infrared rear burners. These burners are designed primarily for rotisserie-style cooking.

Can I add a separate infrared searing burner to my outdoor kitchen?

Yes. DDR BBQ Supply currently carries the Napoleon Built-In 700 Series Dual Infrared Burner. It uses two ceramic infrared burners and is available in a propane configuration for installation alongside a primary outdoor-kitchen grill.

What should I check before installing a built-in propane grill?

Confirm the exact propane model, cutout dimensions, ventilation, LP supply requirements, cylinder placement, clearances, electrical needs, and service access before construction begins. Napoleon specifies ventilation for enclosed built-in cabinets, so the grill and fuel setup should be planned before the island is finished.

Texas-Born. BBQ Bred.

With over 35 years of smoking experience, we started DDR BBQ Supply with a simple goal: to help others cook better barbecue. We've spent decades learning what works and what doesn't, and we apply that knowledge to every product we carry. From high-performance grills and smokers to carefully selected rubs, sauces, and tools, everything we offer is something we believe in and use ourselves. We don’t believe in cutting corners or selling gear we wouldn’t rely on during our own backyard cooks and when we compete in BBQ competitions.

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