Propane Griddles

How to choose your propane griddle

Choose a 15- or 16-inch cooking surface with one burner, a 30-inch plate with two burners, or a 41-inch plate with three. Each burner has its own knob. Plates 30 inches and wider give you two zones: hot to sear and gentle for other food.

Check the cutout dimensions for a built-in griddle, or choose a rolling griddle cart that matches your griddle. A wood or composite island needs an insulating liner. Several models also need a 120-volt outlet.

A 20-pound propane tank is the usual supply. Most lines need a hose and regulator added at checkout. For a tank beneath the griddle inside an island, check the manual: one brand requires floor-level vents and a secured tank.

Already have a gas line at the island? See the natural gas griddle range. Where no gas is allowed, compare the two plug-in electric griddles.

Why buy from My Cozy Outdoors?

We are an authorized dealer for every brand here, so the full manufacturer warranty applies. Have fuel, hose or fit questions? Call us and we will talk it through. To compare other setups, browse our full flat top grill and outdoor griddle collection.

Frequently asked questions

Propane or natural gas for an outdoor griddle?

They cook the same. Propane suits an island without a gas line, a cart or a home without gas service. Natural gas suits a fixed spot with an existing line and no tank swaps. Choose by your setup.

Can I switch a propane griddle to natural gas later?

On most lines, yes: the other fuel's parts come in the box, and a qualified gas technician handles the switch. A couple of brands are built for one fuel, so choose carefully. If you're unsure, call us and we will talk it through.

Can I use a propane griddle indoors?

Only an indoor-rated griddle can go indoors, with ventilation and clearances required by local code. Le Griddle carries that rating; the other brands here are outdoor appliances. For spaces that prohibit gas, consider an electric griddle instead.