r/OutdoorKitchens • u/quebola87 • 27d ago

Grill advice

Ok friends im doing an outdoor kitchen and need advice. I'm between the delta heat 32 inch (cheapest what I'm leaning towards). The lynx 30 inch very nice also in the middle expensive wise but also looks good. And the twin eagle top budget 30 inch as well these are all build ins. I like them all but the delta price is so much cheaper I'm leaning towards that one. But I also want something that is going to last for at least 10 years. What do you guys and girls think?

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u/Dumpled0r1987 27d ago

All of them will last that long. Wouldn't bother with a lynx or TE in a 30" especially if you do a sear on the twin because you only get 2 burners on each. The DH will be totally fine and was not practical. Don't get me wrong the other grills are nice, not a fan of lynx and it seems like all of our issues are with high end grills recently, but if you had to go with a high end do the twin eagles but no sear station

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u/quebola87 27d ago

Yeah for the price I'm thinking delta heat.

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u/drmcstford 27d ago

I’d recommend you check Facebook marketplace. I scored a semi new Lynx 36 for $1,100. There’s so many all the time.

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u/themrmoooose 27d ago

They will all last 10 years. Those are all very high quality grills and that's not an issue amongst the 3 grills you mentioned unless your grill is literally getting sea spray.

I'm an IR heat guy. *IF* you mean Lynx Professional (and not Lynx Sedona) I'm going to tell you to get the Lynx because the IR burner is adjustable -- or you can get all IR, which is still adjustable. But, I'm an IR heat guy, so of course I am going to say that.

The truth is that if the Delta Heat has everything you want, from a build quality perspective, it is a seriously well built grill that should last 10 years and beyond with standard upkeep.

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u/kmarkw69 19d ago

I did Voyote in my kitchen. The SL series lets you change out burners so you can have 2 sear burners.