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ForgeFlame Titan 6-Burner Gas Grill
The gas grill for the family that hosts too often to make excuses about cooking surface.
Six burners means real zones — not just two zones pretending to be more. Sear on the left, steady cook in the middle, rest and warm on the right, with a sixth burner you can dedicate to whatever needs babysitting (the corn, the foil-wrapped potatoes, the one ribeye that needed an extra minute).
780 square inches of grate handles a family of six plus the Saturday-night regulars without batching. Real prep shelves. Cabinet storage that hides the propane tank instead of leaving it dangling. A built-in thermometer so you stop guessing.
For households whose grill earns its keep five nights a week — the Titan is built for the volume.
Specifications
- Cooking surface: approx. 39" × 20" (≈780 sq in primary)
- Overall dimensions: 63" W × 26" D × 47" H
- Burners: 6 independent stainless steel
- Body: Stainless steel frame with chrome knobs and heat-resistant handles
- Storage: Dual-door cabinet with internal rack
- Thermometer: Built-in dome thermometer
- Side shelves: Two foldable stainless prep surfaces
- Mobility: Lockable caster wheels
What you get
- Six independent burners. Real zones for real cooking — not just six knobs doing the same thing.
- Built-in thermometer. Know your dome temp at a glance.
- Real prep space. Two side shelves wide enough for a full sheet pan.
- Hidden propane storage. Tank tucks inside the cabinet — no dangling lines or visual mess.
- Lockable mobility wheels. Roll it across the patio for cleaning, lock it down for the cook.
- Brushed-steel finish. Modern silhouette that looks right next to a built-in patio kitchen.
Care basics
- After each cook: brush grates, wipe down the control panel
- Weekly: empty grease tray, inspect burners
- Annually: check gas connections, deep-clean interior
Warranty
- Burners and frame: 5 years
- Thermometer and wheels: 2 years
Cooking for a crowd more than once a week? Call us at 307-217-8644, Mon–Fri 9am–6pm PT. We'll help you figure out if six burners is what your patio actually needs — sometimes five does the job for less.