10 of our Top Best-Selling built-in BBQs in Australia 2025

Looking to elevate your outdoor entertaining area this summer? Built-in BBQs are the backbone of any serious al fresco kitchen setup. These gas grills integrate seamlessly into your benchtop or island, creating a sleek cooking station that's ready whenever you are.

If you're still debating whether to invest in a built-in or to stick with something more flexible, check out our rundowns of this year’s popular freestanding models.

The entry point to serious outdoor cooking, the BBG1240BB delivers impressive value without compromising on essential features. Like its five-burner sibling (#3, below), it features 15MJ cast iron burners with stainless steel vaporisers and a double-layer roasting hood with viewing window and temperature gauge. The porcelain-enamelled cast-iron cooking surface ensures even heat distribution, while the large removable warming rack keeps food at serving temperature. With quartz one-press ignition and easy-clean oil management, this four-burner BBQ brings professional-level functionality at a budget-friendly price.

The Signature 3000E series brings elevated performance to the four-burner category. Sharing the same integrated convection roasting hood, viewing window, and full-length warming rack as its five-burner stablemate (#5, below), it’s a great addition to any alfresco area. So what elevates it from the four-burner model at number 1 on this list? The standout Vaporizer Grid Reflector System with anti-flare technology prevents heat loss while delivering authentic gas grill flavour. Porcelain-enamelled cast iron cooktops distribute heat evenly, and the quartz start ignition ensures reliable firing every time. This model is a good pick if you want premium features in a slightly more compact footprint.

Need extra cooking space? The five-burner BBG1250BB expands on the four-burner model (#1, above) with an additional 15MJ cast iron burner, giving you more room to cook for larger gatherings. It has all the core features that make the 1200 Series popular: porcelain enamelled cast iron hotplates and grills, double-layer roasting hood with viewing window, integrated thermometer, and quartz one-press ignition. The spacious cooking area handles everything from casual cookouts to gourmet feasts, while the easy-clean design with removable drip tray keeps maintenance simple.

The only six-burner model in this lineup, this Signature Proline is for serious outdoor cooking enthusiasts - and entertainers. Constructed from 304 stainless steel, its powerful stainless steel burners deliver 67,295 BTU (British Thermal Unit) for steakhouse-style searing or low-and-slow roasting. Laser-etched dials resist wear, while the cast iron grills and hotplate enable exceptional heat retention. This natural gas model includes flame failure protection for safety, an integrated hood thermometer, and warming rack.

Stepping up from the four-burner Signature 3000E (#2, above), this five-burner model delivers 90,000 BTU across its expanded cooking surface. It shares the integrated convection roasting hood, large viewing window, and Vaporizer Grid Reflector System that defines the Signature series, ensuring safe cooking with minimal flare-ups while infusing authentic barbecue flavour. The durable porcelain-enamelled cast iron cooktops resist rust and distribute heat evenly, while quartz start ignition and a full-length warming rack add convenience.

The 1600 Series elevates the four-burner experience with more powerful 17MJ cast iron burners (compared to the 15MJ in the 1200 Series) and a striking graphite powder-coated finish. Beyond sharing porcelain-enamelled cast iron hotplates, quartz ignition, and viewing window features with its five-burner counterpart (#7, below), it boasts a double-layer rollback hood design and elevated multifunctional cooking rack. The fully seam-welded vitreous enamel firebox makes it very durable, while zinc cast iron control dials with heat level graphics provide precise control.

Adding an extra burner to the 1600 Dark range (#6, above), this five-burner model maintains the same premium graphite finish and 17MJ cast iron burners with stainless steel vaporisers. It features the distinctive double-layer rollback hood with full-width glass viewing window, elevated multifunctional cooking rack, and integrated temperature gauge. The spacious porcelain-enamelled cast-iron cooking surface won't chip, resists rust, and maintains consistent heat. With quartz one-start ignition on all burners and a fully seam-welded vitreous enamel firebox, it’s a good pick if you regularly host a large number of guests.

The premium 7000 series stands apart with its 304-grade stainless steel construction and advanced features. Five 17MJ cast stainless burners deliver exceptional heat, complemented by an 11MJ rear ceramic burner for rotisserie cooking and slow roasting. Unlike other models, it features halogen hood lighting and LED-illuminated control dials for night-time barbequing. The split cast iron grill plates offer cooking customisation, while telescopic rails on the full-width drip tray simplify cleaning. Flame failure gas shutoff adds safety, and the stainless steel elevated cooking rack provides versatile cooking zones.

Not a Beefeater! The Artusi ABBQ1B also breaks from the pack with its striking jet black enamel finish and unique interchangeable cooking configuration. This four-burner model features two cast iron grill plates and a teppanyaki plate, letting you customise your cooking surface - perfect for everything from seared steaks to stir-fried vegetables. Stainless steel burners deliver 47,700 BTU, while automatic Piezo ignition ensures quick starts.

Unlike the Beefeater models on this list, though, it doesn’t have a hood or lid included as standard, though you can buy these separately, and you can buy a package of the BBQ with lid. If you prefer a streamlined aesthetic and don’t need the convection cooking capabilities of a hooded-BBQ, however, the absence of the hood can actually be a draw card. With a 2-year warranty (twice as long as that of the Beefeaters) and flame failure protection, it's a stylish and reliable choice.

The only three-burner model on this list, what the ABBQM2 lacks in size, it makes up for in durability, with its AS316 stainless steel built to withstand ocean-front environments. This compact 80cm unit offers dual-fuel capability (LPG or natural gas), making it conveniently versatile. Like its four-burner stablemate (#9, above), it features an interchangeable cast iron grill and flat hotplate with anti-warp engineering and self-locking notches for safety. Automatic Piezo ignition, removable grease management, and a 2-year warranty complete the package. As with the 4-burner Artusi built-in, the hood is sold separately, giving you configuration flexibility for smaller outdoor kitchens where space is premium.