Summerset Quest 36 Deluxe Cart: a rolling base with drawers for your Quest grill
The Summerset Quest 36 Deluxe Cart is a rolling cart for the Quest 36 built in grill. It is built from 304 stainless steel, the same grade as Summerset’s top grills, with a lifetime warranty. Deluxe means two drawers plus a door that closes with a magnetic latch, with a paper towel holder inside. A propane tank stores inside, and vents on the sides, back, and bottom keep air moving around it. Front locking casters hold it still while you cook, and the side shelves fold down when you park it.
The price is for the cart only, and the grill is added on the page. On the page you pick natural gas or propane for the grill. A fitted cover is optional on the page. Need the grill that fits this base? See the Summerset Quest 36 built in gas grill. The Summerset Quest 36 Deluxe Cart ships free from My Cozy Outdoors with No Sales Tax (except WY) and the full manufacturer warranty.
FAQ
What makes this the right base for a Quest 36?
It is sized for the 36-inch Quest specifically — cutout, balance, and shelf height all assume that head. Underneath, the CART-QST36-DC brings two drawers, an access door with propane storage, folding shelves, and locking casters, turning the mid-size Quest into a complete freestanding station.
Is this the same cart as the 30-inch and 42-inch Quest versions?
Same family, different fit. All three Deluxe Quest carts share the #304 stainless build and 2-drawer layout, but each is dimensioned for its own head — order the cart matching your grill’s size. This one belongs under the 36-inch Quest, the middle of the range.
Can I skip masonry work entirely with this setup?
Completely. No footing, no block work, no counter fabrication — assemble the cart, drop in the Quest 36, connect a tank, and you are grilling. For households that priced out island construction and winced, this is the built-in experience at a fraction of the cost and lead time.
What lives in the drawers versus the cabinet?
A useful split: drawers for flat, frequent items — tools, thermometer, foil, the Quest’s rib rack — and the door cabinet for the propane tank plus tall or bulky gear. An interior paper towel holder rounds it out, so the 36-inch station stays stocked without trips inside.
Is storing the tank inside the cart safe?
Yes, because the cabinet is deliberately ventilated on the side, rear, and bottom. Propane is heavier than air and must never pool in a sealed cavity; the CART-QST36-DC’s airflow design makes sure it cannot. Keep the vents unblocked and the setup runs safely for years.
Does a cart replace outdoor kitchen cabinets?
For many patios, effectively yes — drawers, enclosed storage, and shelf space in one rolling unit. If you later expand into fixed outdoor kitchen cabinets, this cart still earns its keep as a mobile prep-and-serve station beside the Quest 36.
Do I need to cover a stainless cart?
The #304 stainless does not require it to survive — that grade is chosen for open-air duty. A cover simply keeps the brushed finish spotless and the drawer interiors dust-free between cooks. Coastal or under-tree patios benefit most; everyone else can get by with regular wipe-downs.