The Master Forge 4-Burner Stainless Steel Gas Grill looks pretty in the picture and on the showroom floor, but remember: even high quality 304 grade stainless steel needs to be maintained to keep that fabulous shine. Master Forge uses the lesser grade 430 stainless, which wouldn’t be bad except this material is very thin and, consequently, prone to corrosion. It has four stainless steel burners with a total output of 48,000 BTU and one 13,500 BTU side burner. Stainless Steel grates with 444 square inches of primary cooking area and 125 square inches on the warming rack. Throw in two stainless steel side shelves and a double walled stainless steel hood.
Master Forge is a brand that people either love or hate. Some owners complain about poor construction, customer service and availability of parts, On the other hand, many Master Forge owners love their BBQ grills and are eager to shower praise. Additionally, a leading consumer rating service named MF 5-Burner a top pick for large gas grills.
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