Equipment research · October 19, 2026
These are not universal winners. They show how grill size, heat, liner requirements, cabinetry, refrigeration, and published pricing change the surrounding project.
Manufacturer claims and public MSRPs were checked October 19, 2026. Blaze pages did not publish direct prices in the reviewed material, so none are invented here. Direct links are non-tracking. Always verify the exact SKU, current manual, quote, fuel type, availability, and installation scope.
Fast comparison
| Example | Published snapshot | What it changes | Verify |
|---|---|---|---|
| Blaze Premium LTE+ 32 | 4 × 14,000 BTU + 10,000 BTU rear burner | Four-zone 32-inch grill envelope | Current price, fuel SKU, cutout, liner, power |
| Blaze Professional LUX 34 | 3 × 18,000 BTU + 10,000 BTU rear; 816 sq in | Higher-output premium grill path | Current price, clearances, ventilation, service |
| Napoleon 700 32 | $2,219 MSRP configuration shown | Mid-size premium built-in benchmark | Exact burner/fuel configuration and manual |
| Napoleon 700 38 | $3,109 MSRP; 78,000 BTU; 945 sq in | Large entertaining grill and wider run | Gas capacity, 202-lb package, liner, hood |
| Napoleon BIG38 liner | $829 MSRP | Makes heat protection a visible budget line | Compatibility and exact combustible rules |
| Napoleon OASIS modules | $549–$1,349 component examples | Modular steel enclosure instead of site-built | End panels, spacers, counter, freight, assembly |
| Napoleon outdoor fridge | $2,109 MSRP | Adds dedicated power, ventilation, drainage questions | Outdoor rating, climate, circuit, service clearance |
Published product figures are not complete-project costs. Counters, cabinetry, base, fuel, power, water, drainage, protection, freight, labor, permits, tax, and contingency can exceed the appliance subtotal.
Grill heads
Width alone does not determine fit. Lid travel, heat, exhaust, rear clearance, control power, grease access, gas pressure, shutoff access, and noncombustible protection all affect the enclosure.
Officially lists four 304 cast stainless burners at 14,000 BTU each plus a 10,000 BTU infrared rear burner.
Officially lists three cast stainless H burners at 18,000 BTU each, a 10,000 BTU rear burner, and 816 square inches total cooking space.
A published 32-inch configuration provides a useful current MSRP benchmark before enclosure, liner, utility, and installation costs.
Officially lists 78,000 BTU, five main burners, one rear infrared burner, 945 square inches total cooking area, and rotisserie.
Surrounding system
Heat protection, storage, refrigeration, counters, utilities, and access turn a grill into a functioning installation.
The official page says it is specifically designed for BIG38 models and allows greater flexibility with combustible materials—subject to its manual.
Current examples range from a $549 reversible-door cabinet to a $1,349 under-grill cabinet for a 44-inch grill.
A current official component example that makes refrigeration’s electrical, ventilation, climate, drainage, and service implications visible.
Source register
Specifications and public price snapshots come from current manufacturer pages by Blaze and Napoleon. They are research starting points, not endorsements, testing results, installed quotes, or promises of availability.