Only specific "Dual Fuel" models, such as the Nexgrill 6-Burner Gas Grill, are designed for conversion. You must use a manufacturer-approved conversion kit and follow all safety protocols, as gas orifices differ between fuel types.

While we sell the grills and built-in components, we recommend consulting a licensed plumber for the permanent gas line installation to ensure compliance with local building codes.

A built-in model like the Blaze LTE series is designed to be integrated into a masonry or steel island. This creates a high-end, custom "outdoor kitchen" feel and often provides more specialized features like interior lighting and rear infrared burners.

To prevent tea-staining and corrosion, wipe down the exterior with a stainless steel cleaner regularly. For the interior, use the Cuisinart 4-in-1 Prep and Serve Tub to hold soapy water for cleaning grates after every heavy use.

Both fuel types produce similar heat outputs (measured in BTUs). The primary difference is the delivery method; natural gas provides a constant, steady pressure from your home's utility line, ensuring your Weber Genesis performs consistently throughout the entire cook.