Lion Premium Grills

Lion Premium Grills Make Outdoor Cooking Easy

You’re here because you’re looking at Lion grills and trying to figure out which one fits your space. Or, maybe you’re finally building the outdoor kitchen you’ve been sketching in your head for a while.

At Island in the Sun BBQ, we keep this collection focused on Lion premium grills and the pieces that actually support daily outdoor cooking. The goal is simple. You end up with a setup you enjoy using, not one you have to fight.

What Pushes People to Shop for a Better Grill

Most people don’t start here because they’re bored. They start here because their current grill made cooking feel like work.

You get burners that run hot in one spot and cold in another. The lid feels thin. The knobs loosen. Stainless starts looking rough after one rough season. Then you’re standing outside, moving chicken around like you’re playing a board game.

Lion grills tend to attract shoppers who want to stop replacing parts and start cooking more confidently.

Why Choosing the Right Grill and Components Matters

A premium grill is not just about looks. It’s about how predictable it is when you’re cooking for real people.

When the heat is steady, you stop overthinking every step. You can sear steaks, finish chicken safely, and still keep vegetables from drying out. You also get a grill that feels like it belongs in the island, not something you’ll outgrow in a year.

And if you’re building an outdoor kitchen, the grill is the anchor. Once that’s right, the rest of the layout makes sense.

How Lion Premium Grills are Designed

Lion premium grills are built around durable stainless construction and a straightforward layout. The Lion L60000 Premium Grill is a great example of what people come to Lion for.

It includes a canvas cover and uses four cast stainless steel burners with 60,000 total BTUs. It’s built with 304 commercial grade stainless steel, and the lid is a double layer seamless welded stainless smoker head. That lid design matters more than people expect. It helps the grill hold heat when you’re opening and closing it during a busy cook.

The cooking area is also generous at 830 square inches. In real terms, that’s enough space for burgers and chicken on the main zone, with vegetables and buns staying warm without crowding.

It also has details that feel more “grown-up” than most grills, like an XL commercial temperature gauge and push-to-turn knobs that feel steady in your hand. The grates are solid stainless, which is what many people want once they’re done dealing with coated grates that chip over time.

FAQs

Are Lion grills worth it compared to mid-range grills?
If you grill often, yes. The construction and burners are built for long-term use, not quick replacement cycles.

What size is the Lion L60000 Premium Grill?
It’s a 32-inch built-in grill with 830 square inches of cooking surface.

Does the L60000 include a cover?
Yes. It includes a canvas cover, which is a nice bonus for day-to-day protection.

How powerful is the L60000?
It has four cast stainless steel burners with 60,000 total BTUs total.

Is the Lion side burner actually useful, or just extra?
It’s genuinely useful. It keeps sauces and sides moving without stealing space from the grill.

Do Lion products work well for outdoor kitchen islands?
Yes. This collection is designed around built-in outdoor kitchen installs.

Are these products safety certified?
Yes. The Lion L60000 and the Lion single side burner are CSA certified for safety.