does the propane tank go in the cabinet?
1692825
Yes, the propane tank nestles into a tray-like opening in the base of the cabinet. It seems stable and safe. A quality hose and regulator are an integral component, however, as with most units, the customer must acquire the gauge.
58061
Not sure. I dont think so but I highly recommend to do it if you. The refilling of the smaller propane tanks is a hastle. I even bought 3 of these tanks so I could minimize the back and forth to get them refilled.
2233589
No. I don't think any grills come with the tank. The best bet is to buy a cylinder exchange tank, use up the gas and take it to get refilled. Eventually the cylinder will need to be hydro-tested, at which time you don't want to own it (date is stamped on the cylinder). Reputable propane suppliers won't refill it until you pay to have it tested, which by then the cylinder exchange company will be doing for you when you turn it in for another. ;)
2233588
The propane tank is separate. I did find this infrared grill can get very hot, so finding the right settings/temps can be an art form. Once you get it down, it works very well but there is the danger of overcooking if you're not careful.
362866
No, it does not, and, subsequently, storage may be an issue, but it takes very little space when placed on its side, so if you have a deep enough cabinet (I keep mine under the cooktop), it fits fine.
1487561
You probably can, but keep in mind this unit requires plenty of ventilation, as do most propane products. The hose supplied connects to any of the non-disposal propane tanks. BTW I do love this refrigerator!
2166094
The tank is easy to access from one side that is removable.....it fits a standard size propane tank.
926893
inside the cabinet -- there is a door that slides off and allows you to place the propane tank inside -- out of sight.
1907595
yes it does...it's just a nice little griller, easy to clean and store...tired of propane tanks, etc. I give it a 5 star for simple and great cooking results.
1496911
if you use the disposable bottles, they screw in on the right side of the grill behind the dial knob. If you buy the hose like I did and use a five gallon propane tank, tank sits on the ground below the grill.
1749485
All the canister portable/disposable propane bottles fit inside. Additionally you can get an adapter cable that connects to a 20lb propane tank - there is a grommeted hold in the bottom that the hose can feed through. Most I talked to, including me, have purchased the 20lb tank to portable canister adapter to re-fill the portable canisters. A canister seems to lasts a couple of full evenings.
1574833
Yes, you can attach a regular propane tank. It comes with a hose and regulator. I have been using it for several years with zero problems. Very good stove.
454422
I'm installing mine in a vintage camper which has hood above it that vents outside. That said, the source the propane tank should be either outside or in a sealed compartment vented to the outdoors. The only propane connection should be at the stove itself all the other connections (regulator, solenoid, etc) should be made in the enclosure or outside.
600646
Yes. After I assembled the grill, I needed only a propane tank to fire it up. It's a great grill and I use it several times a week.
790096
The propane tank must be purchased separately. They are relatively inexpensive, disposable and available at most department stores like Wal-mart
2018665
No - you have to purchase separately. Most bbq's don't come with a propane tank.
681019
It does not come with propane tank. It does have a hook type thing to hold one though.