LMNOCHM Propane Gas Grill, 4-Burner

This grill is aimed at backyard cooks who want several burners and a little more prep space than a basic grill provides.

The included pan adds another way to cook, then doubles as a tray for serving or keeping tools and seasonings close.

If you prioritize flexible cooking and built-in prep space, this setup has appeal, if you prefer a simpler, smaller grill, its extra features may be more than you need.

Where it shines

The stainless steel grill pan is the most distinctive part of the package. Set it over the grates for searing or stir-frying, then use it below as a tray for plates, spices, or grilling tools. That second use can be handy when you’re moving between the grill and a patio table, though the pan does take up storage space when it’s not in use.

Four independently adjustable stainless steel burners provide 40,000 BTU of listed output. That gives you the option to set different heat levels across the grill rather than treating the whole cooking area as one zone. For example, you could sear over a hotter burner while keeping another area set lower. The ignition is piezo-style, operated by pressing and turning the control. Porcelain-enameled cast iron grates round out the setup for cooks who prefer a heavier grate over basic wire grids.

Quick overview

The grill combines propane cooking with folding side tables, each with two utensil hooks. The tables add room for a plate of food or a few tools during prep, then fold flat for storage. A front bottle opener and an upright propane tank holder are practical extras, especially when the grill is set up for a casual gathering.

Two 6-inch wheels are designed to help move it across different terrain. Still, the listing doesn’t give the grill’s overall dimensions or weight, so it’s harder to judge how easily it will fit through a tight gate or into a particular storage spot. The 40,000 BTU figure on the spec sheet is useful context, but it doesn’t tell you the cooking surface area or how much food will fit at once.

Cleaning & care

The sloped grease tray is designed to guide drippings into a removable collection cup, keeping grease away from the hottest area and helping limit smoke and odors. The cup can be taken out for disposal, but regular cleanup will still be part of owning a grill—particularly after fatty foods or a busy cookout. The porcelain enamel coating on the cast iron grates is described as rust-resistant, but care instructions for cleaning or maintaining that coating aren’t provided, so avoid assuming they can be treated like bare metal grates.

Should you buy it?

It’s a great fit if you want a propane grill with four adjustable burners, cast iron grates, and a pan that can serve more than one purpose. It also makes sense if folding prep tables and hooks would help keep a small outdoor cooking area organized. Better avoided if you need exact dimensions before buying, want a straightforward grill without add-ons, or plan to judge capacity by cooking area—the available details don’t specify how large that area is. Compared with a basic grill that offers only grates and a side shelf, this one puts more emphasis on flexible cooking and built-in organization, whether those extras earn their space depends on how you actually cook outdoors.