Founded in 2000, Cal-Flame is an award winning manufacturer of outdoor kitchen products. Freestanding or drop in gas and charcoal grills, side burners, doors, drawers, sinks, refrigerators, kegerators, timers, lights and more. All products are modular and designed for total integration. Pre-made BBQ Islands with custom lighting and A/V equipment are offered as well.
They aren’t cheap, but prices are lower than many other manufacturers in the luxury outdoor kitchen market. While they may not be as spectacular as higher priced brands, they are very well made with beautiful fit and finish. Furthermore their impressive catalog offers a wide variety of options.
Parent company, Cal-Spas, started in 1978 making pools then branched out to hot tubs and beyond. The Cal Spas family of products now includes Cal Spas hot tubs and swim spas, Cal Designs gazebos, Cal Heat indoor and outdoor saunas, and Cal Flame high-end outdoor grills and hardware, barbecue islands, outdoor fireplaces and firepits.
Available on-line and at independent hearth, patio and pool stores.
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