This Summerset side burner collection holds the single, double and Pro side burners. You can simmer a sauce while the grill handles dinner, or cook corn or a skillet of onions beside it instead of juggling pots on the cooking grate. Choose by the pots you use, the counter space you need and whether your outdoor kitchen setup has an outlet nearby.


Choose a single, Summerset double side burner or Pro

The single uses heavy stainless steel and a brass and aluminum burner. Its round grate gives one big pot 120 square inches. Push button spark needs no electricity, and the stainless steel lid closes for counter space.

The double has stainless steel construction that stands up to rain and sun. Two brass and aluminum burners have about 200 square inches for two full size pots. Each has its own knob, so you control them separately. Turn a knob for flame ignition, with a match port backup and no electricity.

The Pro has the same burners and grate. Push button spark lights it, while the knob lights need an outlet. Its stainless steel lid provides counter space when closed. You can also compare side burners from other brands.

Where a side burner goes

A built-in side burner drops into a countertop cutout beside the grill and needs a gas line. The double needs a liner in a wood framed island, found in Summerset accessories. That page also has the bracket that replaces either Sizzler cart shelf to hold the double.

An 18 by 22 inch door from doors and drawers fits underneath. Plan your layout around your choice of Summerset grills. The 60 inch hood in outdoor ventilation covers a grill and burner together. Plan an outlet for the Pro.

Why buy from My Cozy Outdoors?

We are an authorized Summerset dealer, and our listings state the maker provides a lifetime warranty. Browse the full Summerset range to plan matching pieces. Choose between both fuel types, natural gas and propane, on the product page. Call us and we will talk it through. Send us your island drawing and we will check the cutouts.

Side burner questions

Are side burners worth it on a grill?

Yes, if you want to cook side dishes beside the grill rather than on the indoor stove. The single holds one big pot, while the doubles hold two full size pots. Close the lid on the single or Pro to regain counter space.

How does a Summerset side burner work?

Each drops into a counter cutout and uses the natural gas or propane you select. The single lights by push button spark, while the double uses a knob-triggered flame, both without electricity. The Pro uses push button spark and has lights over its knobs, so it needs an outlet.

Which Summerset side burner needs an outlet?

Only the Pro needs an outlet for its knob lights, which turn red when a burner is on. The single and plain double light by spark or flame without electricity. Every Summerset side burner needs a gas line to the cutout.