Bull Outdoor Products manufactures a comprehensive line of premium outdoor kitchen products. In seven different gas grill heads and one charcoal grill that can be dropped into built-in grill areas or purchased on freestanding carts. They also make a wide selection of customizable bbq islands, fireplaces and bars. All of Bull’s stainless-steel grills, carts, doors, refrigerators and sinks are high quality yet priced on the lower end of the luxury spectrum.
Bull also offers accessories such as chairs, umbrellas, tools, pizza stones, sauces and rubs. In 2012, the company announced a partnership with The Coleman Company to manufacture a new line of Coleman BBQ Grills, including carts, outdoor kitchens, and components.
Today, Bull has over 900 dealers and distributors throughout the United States and Canada. The company began in 1993 with one 1,200 sq. ft. facility, and now has three: a 35,000 sq. ft. facility in Rialto, CA; a 20,000 sq. ft. facility in Athens, Tennessee; and its world headquarters in Lodi, CA. Bull expanded worldwide after partnering with a Maltese company to create Bull Europe, a joint venture to support the Bull brand in the European Union, North Africa, and the Middle East. Bull is also the official grill sponsor of the World Food Championships, where one of their Team Bull members, Wade Fortin, won back-to-back World Burger Championships.
Bull’s cutting-edge research in the grill industry has utilized engineering experts at California Polytechnic State University to create the ReliaBULL heating technology. Grills often heat unevenly across the cooking area, but this technology was engineered to eliminate uneven heating, vastly improving the outdoor grilling experience for customers.
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