Blaze Grills

Blaze Grills in Las Vegas

Blaze built its reputation on a straightforward proposition: commercial-grade construction — 304 stainless steel, heavy cast burners, real welded seams — at a price that does not assume an unlimited budget. For a lot of Las Vegas backyards that is exactly the right trade, and it is why Blaze is the brand we build into more outdoor kitchens than any other.

We stock the range rather than a token display. There are currently 115 active Blaze products in our catalogue: 32 grills and griddles, 9 refrigeration units, and 74 components and accessories — the doors, drawers, side burners, vent hoods and trash pullouts that turn a grill into a finished kitchen.

The Blaze range, explained

Blaze splits into four built-in families. The differences are real, and they matter more than the marketing names suggest.

Blaze Prelude and LTE

The entry into the line. Same 304 stainless body and cast burners as the rest of the range, without the interior lighting and the heavier control knobs. If the grill is going into an island and the budget is the constraint, this is where most people start and very few regret it.

Blaze LTE+

Adds backlit knobs and interior lighting — which sounds cosmetic until you have cooked on a Las Vegas patio in November at six in the evening and could not read your own burner settings. Available in the widths that suit most island runs.

Blaze LTE PRO

The step up in cooking hardware rather than trim. Available as a 32-inch 4-burner and a 40-inch 5-burner, plus a 40-inch gas griddle and a matching built-in power burner. This is the family we recommend for anyone who cooks for a crowd regularly rather than occasionally.

Blaze LUX

The top of the built-in range, in 34-inch 3-burner and 44-inch 4-burner configurations. Heavier throughout, and the one to look at if the outdoor kitchen is the centrepiece of the yard rather than an addition to it.

Beyond the grill

Most of our Blaze catalogue is not grills, and that is the point of specifying Blaze for a full build. A kitchen made entirely from one manufacturer's components lines up — the door reveals match, the drawer faces match, the stainless finish matches, and nothing looks like it was sourced from three different places, because it wasn't.

• Storage — single and double access doors, single and triple drawer stacks, combination door-and-drawer units, and trash pullouts.
• Refrigeration — outdoor-rated refrigerators, beverage coolers and ice makers, all built for the temperature swings a Las Vegas summer puts a unit through.
• Cooking extras — side burners, built-in and cart-mounted power burners for a wok or a stock pot, gas griddles, a 26-inch outdoor oven, and the Blaze Kamado.
• Protection — insulated jackets (required when a grill goes into a combustible enclosure), wind guards, flame guards, vent hoods and covers.

Why the insulated jacket matters here

This is the single most common thing homeowners miss when planning their own build. A built-in gas grill dropped into a wood-framed or otherwise combustible island needs an insulated jacket — it is a safety requirement, not an upsell, and it affects the cutout dimensions you build to. We carry 13 Blaze jackets precisely because this comes up on nearly every project. If you are designing your own island, get the jacket question settled before the masonry goes in, not after.

Buying Blaze in Las Vegas

Everything above is on the floor at our S Fort Apache showroom. Being able to open a drawer, feel the weight of a door and see the difference between an LTE and a LUX side by side settles most decisions in about ten minutes — considerably faster than comparing spec sheets.

We are not only a dealer. We design, fabricate and install the kitchen the grill goes into, which means the cutout is right the first time, the gas run is sized and permitted correctly, and there is one company to call if something needs attention later. If you are at the idea stage, the outdoor kitchen designer will give you a layout to react to, or see how a full build works on our custom outdoor kitchens page.