Crown Verity BI-30PKG Natural Gas 30" Stainless Steel Built In Outdoor BBQ Grill / Charbroiler with Roll Dome Package

Why do professional chefs and caterers choose Crown Verity? Because of the power and balance! Individually controlled burners let you precisely control where the heat is applied. Because of the materials and protection. Solid stainless steel from the body down to the grates, with an industry-leading lifetime warranty. And, because its elegant and smart. The easy drain water tray maximizes moisture circulation, and minimizes flare ups. Since 1991, Crown Verity has been crafting the exceptional grills and accessories that bring all their performance, precision, and durability of a commercial kitchen outdoors. So why choose Crown Verity? Because you demand the best. Crown Verity: Brilliant for life.

I'm Jason Parsons - I'm the Executive Chef here at Peller Estates Winery and Restaurant. Cooking is just so inspirational and so moving and it's just an amazing thing. Look at where I am, right? I mean, this is inspiring. Crown Verity grills and I go back a long way. It's just an amazing barbecue- an amazing grill, you know? It's that industry quality stainless steel. It's durable, it's reliable. I just love cooking on it because i find that when you go to the grill and you turn it on, you know what to expect. It just gives you the perfect cooking temperatures that you need. Crown Verity is one of those professional lines. I mean, you could have one of these and it's a life investment. It is something that, you know, you can really just clean the grills down, look after it, and two years down the road it's going to be the same as the day you bought it. Chefs, they love to entertain. They're not going to have 3 or 4 people over. They're bringing 10, 12, 15 people. This thing can handle that. And it's also got the right power to be able to get heat to every single part of that grill. Not just the little hot spots. So this is truly a professional's dream from the back yard.

"With events, you certainly have lots of challenges and locations and with the Crown Verity, they give you the versatility that you can adapt to any location. It's easily moved and set up. As far as cleaning and making it look sharp for the event, you know, it's fantastic. They have a movable pan that takes the drip. You can break the barbecue down, you know, so it's really not too heavy to move. In certain applications, if you have to get it in and out of a van, it comes apart nicely. It's easy to clean. It's hot everywhere. It's not just sort of spotty, but it also, on the same token, you have the ability to turn down part of it and have it hot on one side and not so hot on the other. It really looks professional. It's got that stainless steel, polished look that people are really looking for. When they see a caterer come in, they don't want to see these toys that you would have at home. They want to see, 'hey this guy is serious about what he does and he has a piece of equipment here that is going to bring on a great event.'"

It's not a grill. It's a stage. Crown Verity.

Hi, I’m Bill Verity, president of Crown Verity, and today we’re going to talk about our Crown Verity built-in grills. You’ll see Crown Verity built-in grills in commercial applications such as resorts, golf courses, hotels. You’ll also see them in residential homes and cottages. We have three sizes – we’re looking at a 30 inch here. We have a 36 inch and a 48 inch. We have some unique installations where customers have actually banked two 30 inches and two 36 inches together, so they’ll actually have 60 or 72 inches of grill surface. So really, you’re limited by your imagination on the size of the built-in grills that we can do for you. We’ve got the 30 inch, and we’ve got a simulated island here that we’ve built to give you an idea of how the units are actually built in. All of our models have a large selection of options and accessories that are available. We have an adjustable bun rack for all of our models. We have griddles that will fit in for all of our models. We have also have steam pan adapters to go in; a rotisserie; we have heavy duty barbecue covers; a cover that will go over and protect it from the elements; and we have stainless steel doors. It’s a perfect option when you’re custom designing and building your own island.

Here I’m holding one of our stainless steel doors for our built-in grills. This is one of our most popular options for our built-ins. They physically can be installed directly underneath the built-in. It’s limited to your imagination. So you can actually custom design your own outdoor island. These are, again, a fantastic option. You can store all kinds of useful tools, pans, spices underneath your grill.

I’ve got a vertical door in my hand here; these are a great option. It opens quite easily. If you want a left-hand hinge or a right-hand hinge, you just reverse it, and you can have it opening left- or right-hinge, whichever you wish. This is an option that is going to give you your ultimate outdoor kitchen with a Crown Verity grill.

Lighting your built-in grill

Let me show you how to light our built-ins – very, very easy. As with any barbecue, the first thing you always do is open up your lid. I happen to have a utility lighter here. So we have a port here to put the utility lighter in; so the first thing we do – we click and get the utility lighter going and then we turn the pilot burner on, always gas to flame. Once your pilot is going, then you can turn on whichever burner you wish – very, very simple.

Like all Crown Verity grills, our built-ins have a water pan for easy cleanup. Let’s take a look; slide out our water pan; we always keep an inch, inch-and-a-half of water in here; it gives moisture to the food and ensures that we won’t have a grease fire. End of the day – drain it out into a pail of water, or you can remove the whole water pan and drain it out.

All Crown Verity built-in grills are constructed of quality 304 number 4 finish stainless steel. Everything you see here is stainless steel including the grates, and this is to ensure years and years of trouble-free operation – and they’re just going to last a lifetime. You’re going to be handing this down for generations.

Let’s take a look at some of our internal components. We’re going to look at our stainless steel burners and our stainless steel radiants. I’ve got them right here: stainless steel burner, 304 stainless, and a stainless steel radiant, and what we do – this goes inside. This particular model has four burners and four radiants – quality stainless steel construction built to last.

When you’re designing your ultimate outdoor kitchen using a Crown Verity built-in grill, please visit our website crownverity.com, and this is going to give you your dimensions for your length, your depth and your width. It will also give you dimensions for our built-in doors. You’ll need these dimensions – your contractor will want these. For the ultimate outdoor kitchen: Crown Verity built-ins.

Now, we’ll deal with roll dome removal and installation. Crown Verity roll dome’s are designed to be removed, they are an accessory, they’re held in place with a couple of stainless steel pins at the back they slide into these tracks. This could be part of a repair sequence, a new purchase where you just recently received a new roll dome we’ll show you how to install one or perhaps you just prefer to cook with an open-top grill. We’ll show you how to safely remove it and install it. The first thing you want to do is remove the stainless steel pins in the back of the grill. Close the roll dome partway and start sliding it back, just about two inches and at this point you probably want to get some help. So we’ll start pulling this out and as we get close to the end we want to make sure that we’re supporting the inner part of the roll dome with our hands. Go ahead and we’ll just pull that off, nice and easy, and lay it on the ground. Whether you’ve completed your repairs, you’re reinstalling the roll dome because you did an event where you didn’t need it, or you purchased a brand new one, we’ll show you how to safely install a new one. So again, as in removal, we’re going to support both parts of the roll dome, two people, take it to the grill and you want to make sure we’re aligning the inner skin with the tracks. It can’t be on top, it must be in the track. Slide it on, all the way, and we’ll put the stainless steel pins in.

Welcome to the Crown Verity repair show, my name is Al Frenette. I’m in tech support and we’re going to walk you guys through some repair sequences on Crown Verity’s barbeques and there are a few things we want to do before we get into the repair jobs themselves. These are some measures you want to take before you get into; burner replacement, lighter tube replacement, anything to do with wheels or casters, conversion anything like that. Okay, there are a few things we want to do, just to be safe and make things easier for ourselves when we’re doing these jobs. Okay, first things first, we want to make sure the grill is cool and we’re not working on a hot grill. We’re going to make sure the propane tank cylinder valve is in the off position. Remove the regulator, set it and the hose aside, lift the retainer, lift the propane tank remove and set it aside. If you’re connected to natural gas, or a fixed propane system, shut the fuel supply off with the valve and disconnect the hose. The next thing we want to do is remove the grease tray. If there’s a lot of water in there, get yourself a bucket. Remove the cap, drain out the excess water, and the grease pan comes out by lifting it, pulling, sliding it out, and we’ll set that aside as well. Fuels disconnected, grease pans removed, there are a few other parts we’re going to set aside here. We’ll lift our warming rack out and set it aside. Cooking grates, they just lift out as well. Yours are probably dirty than mine. The heat shield also needs to come out, the heat shield is the piece of metal here sitting in front guarding the valves, set that aside.

Handle replacement, be it a roll dome handle, trash bar, or a push handle it’s all the same. The bolts are always inserted from the inside. So if you look in here you’ll see the bolt coming through the backend behind the stainless into the handle. Follow the handle and find the bolt. 7/16 inch wrench or socket to remove the bolts. Come to the other side, loosen that, handle’s off. Replacement is in reverse order. The new handle will come with new hardware. Place it over the holes, the bolt and lock washer place as shown. Start it by hand, and finish it with a wrench.

Badge replacement: the Crown Verity badge is held on with three spring clips on the inside, and for TV we’ve left two off. To remove the last one there just get yourself a flat screwdriver and pry these clips off. You’re new badge will come with the three clips all ready to go. Just install the badge in the three holes, again open the roll dome. From inside start that clip by hand, and do all three. We need to seat those clips and the best tool for that is in my back pocket, it’s a nut driver or a socket. Line that up like so and support the badge here with our hand and push on those clips. That’s all there is to it, badge installed.

The lighting instructions: the first thing we do is we make sure all our burners and our pilot light are off. We open up the roll dome, and then we put the propane tank on. All Crown Verity grills are capable of taking a standard twenty pound cylinder—either one or two cylinders. Our larger BBQs require two. It’s very simple to attach the tank to the tank bracket. Slide the tank down. We lift up the tank bracket, slide it down over the tank collar, and we tighten the wing nut; and your tank is secure. We take the hose and the regulator; attach it here. We’re ready to go. We open up the propane tank valve. Now that we have the propane tank fastened, and we have our propane valve turned on, again, we check to make sure that everything is off. If everything is off, we take our utility lighter and put it into the port, and we turn our pilot light on. The pilot light’s on; we turn our individual burners on. We’re ready to cook.