Monument Grills was founded by four big box store, outdoor category veterans who came together to manufacture a line of low cost gas grills. They aim to offer a bit more quality and performance than other brands in the $300 to $375 price range. Monument currently has six stainless steel and black enamel models.
BBQ Guru is the inventor of ground breaking temperature controllers for charcoal and wood-burning cookers. They even make one for regulating electric smokers, but so far none for gas burning devices. Temperature controllers allow you to set and hold an exact cooking temp just like with an indoor kitchen oven. BBQ Guru makes a variety […]
FireCraft was a family owned and operated e-tailer that carried a large selection of barbecue products, including some hard to find items. They catered to backyard cooks and competition teams with a mix of well-known popular residential brands and real deal pitmaster smokers that can be hard to find. FireCraft also had their own Q-450 […]
Arteflame is an American company with roots in The Netherlands that manufactures heavy steel, wood burning griddles or planchas that have a beautiful, sculptural appearance. They also offer a few related accessories like a rotisserie and vinyl cover. The basic design was first introduced in The Netherlands by another company called OFYR. Arteflame and OFYR are […]
Cuisinart is a home appliance brand owned by Conair Corporation. In 1971 Cuisinart introduced the USA to their electric food processor. They now offer a wide variety of cooking equipment including blenders, coffee makers, rice cookers and outdoor grills.
Summerset Professional Grills offers a complete line of nationally available commercial grade, stainless steel gas grills, freestanding grills, BBQ islands, fire pits, and a complete line of island components.
Owner, Jeff Straubel, is an American muscle car lover. Inspired by the power and flashy appearance of the 1960s era Shelby GT 350 Mustangs, he set out to […]
The Barrel House Cooker Company, LLC manufactures modular and portable vertical charcoal cookers ideal for backyard cooking or to bring on the road for tailgating, camping, etc. First coming to market in 2015, the modular design allows the Barrel House Cooker to function as a traditional barrel cooker or a charcoal grill, and even a […]
A group of barbecue loving engineers focused on design and production of temperature controllers.
Sweet Swine O’Mine Distributing is helmed by award winning pit master, Mark Lambert. His stated purpose is to provide sales, service and consulting for BBQ teams, restaurants and enthusiasts. Lambert sells his world championship Sweet Swine O’Mine Sauces and Rubs and distributes a variety of BBQ products including other sauce and rub brands, BBQ tools […]
Based in Florence (Firenze) Italy, Pizza Party is a popular pizza oven producer throughout Europe and gaining ground in the USA. A family run business that began in 1998, they achieved a degree of success in Italy, but sales really increased when they launched onto the global market. In addition to quality design, construction and […]
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