Caliber Crossflame Silver 35″ Gas Grill On Cart Review
Caliber’s Crossflame Silver 35″ Gas Grill competes well with luxury grill manufacturers Lynx, DCS and Twin Eagles. All the expected elements are here: high quality 304 stainless steel construction throughout, seamless welded, spring assist hood, excellent fit and finish and plenty of fire power. Their Crossflame burners and heat tents, which they refer to as “Crossflame Radiant System”, are designed to provide improved heat distribution over traditional configurations.
Their Crossflame burners appear to be a variation on U and H shaped burners that spread the flame across the lower firebox. They are a rectangular grid of tube burners, arched in the middle. Their unique heat tents rest lengthwise from left to right, rather than the conventional orientation of front to back. At 25,000 BTU each, only two burners are needed to service the 30″ x 18″ primary BBQ grill surface. See below.
Another unique feature is their two position stainless steel cooking racks (above). Set low for high temp cooking and flip over to move the cook surface away from the heat. Zone dividers create further separation for 2-zone set-ups.
Control knobs are illuminated with yellow LEDs, providing a little different look than commonly used blue and red lights. Inside are halogen hood lights and a removable warming rack. The two door cart stores your LP tank with room to spare.
Also available in a larger, 41″, three-burner model. Rotisserie with 15,000 BTU IR backburner is optional.
Product Information:
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Model:Crossflame Silver 35" Gas Grill On Cart
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Item Price :3,425.00
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Made in USA:yes
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Review Method:Looked Closely At It
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Primary Function:Grill, Drop Ins
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Fuel:Propane Gas, Natural Gas Capable
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BTU:50,000
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Heat Flux:89.29
Heat Flux is the BTU per square inch and is a more useful measure of how much heat a grill delivers than BTU alone. -
Main Burners:2
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Primary Capacity:Mid-Size (about 27 burgers) : 560 square inches
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Secondary Capacity:205 square inches
Manufacturer:
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Caliber Range Corporation
Caliber was founded by Randy Rummel and Dan Nichols, two industry vets who came from DCS Appliances. They offer a catalog of interesting and unique gas grills and outdoor kitchen components. All exhibit quality design and excellent fit and finish with a few interesting twists, such as yellow LED control panel lights and optional Brazilian cherry hardwood trim.
All manufacturing is done at their facility in Huntington Beach, CA.
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