The best 6 burner gas BBQs, compared.
Top pick: CosmoGrill Pro Deluxe 6+1 with cover – Highest star line in the set, 4.5 from 366 ratings, with a 600D cover in the title. The regulator is extra, and the heat fields disagree. Not a lab cook. Best value: CosmoGrill Emberr 6+1 – Best value as the only listing that includes a clip-on propane hose and regulator, at about £279.99. It has 4.0 from 30 ratings and no cover. It is not the cheapest shelf price. Updated 22.10.2026.
A 6 burner gas BBQ is a trolley barbecue for a UK garden or patio. Six main burners give you separate heat zones, and wagons in this category add a side burner for a pan, which is why the titles read 6+1. You buy one for a party. A balcony is the wrong place: these carts are wide patio wagons, commonly well over a metre. A suitable listing gives a grate you can measure in centimetres, a heat figure that does not contradict another line on the same page, and a regulator matched to the cylinder. Propane for a patio is usually 37 mbar. Butane is usually 28–30 mbar and struggles near freezing. The hose is not always in the carton. A cover and the wheel count are the other checks that stay useful when the models change. Those checks are set out in the [6 burner gas BBQ buying guide](/hub/grills-and-barbecues/6-burner-gas-bbq/sub/6-burner-gas-bbq-buying-guide). Keep the grill outdoors in the open. A portable barbecue on a cylinder is generally outside the Gas Safety (Installation and Use) Regulations 1998. Fixed pipework is different work.
A 6 burner gas BBQ is a trolley barbecue for a UK garden or patio. Six main burners give you separate heat zones, and wagons in this category add a side burner for a pan, which is why the titles read 6+1.
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What do you need in the carton?
The Pro Deluxe with cover is £299.99 on amazon.co.uk, with 4.5 from 366 ratings, the strongest star line in this set. The bullets describe six burners at 12 kW plus a 2.5 kW side burner, a 77 × 42 cm enamelled grate, piezo ignition, and a 600D cover. A heating-power field on the same page says 12,000 BTU, which is not 14.5 kW. The regulator is a separate buy. Reviewers praise first-time lighting, lid-down heat, and a cover that fits. They also report fiddly assembly, transit dents, sticking grates, and paint or rust, including one grill that rusted through in about three years under the cover.
Pros
Cons
Best for: A garden party grill where you want the cover in the box and can buy the UK regulator separately.
Less suitable: Anyone who needs to cook the day the carton arrives and does not already own a 37 mbar or 28 mbar hose.
Specifications
Common questions
Does this listing include a regulator and hose?
No. The bullet says you need a 37 mbar propane regulator or a 28 mbar butane regulator, and a hose, and that they are not in the box. The included-components line lists a user manual. The title does include a 600D cover.
How wide is the cooking grate?
The bullet says 77 × 42 cm. The cooking-surface field says 3,214 square centimetres, which is in the same range. The cart is about 149 × 55 × 110 cm.
Can the gas canister sit in the cabinet while you cook?
The bullet says gas canisters should never be placed inside the grill cabinet during use. The cabinet is listed as an enclosed storage feature, not as a place for the cylinder during cooking.
This is the Pro Deluxe 6+1 at £289.99 with 4.4 from 269 ratings. It shares model number 93416 with the cover listing, and the bullets again say 14.5 kW, a 77 × 42 cm grate, piezo ignition, and no regulator in the box. The title does not include a cover. The heating-power field says 2.5 kW, which clashes with the bullet. Reviewers like the area for a party and the drip tray. They also describe long assembly, thin painted steel, paint chips, and rust or failed jets after one or two seasons.
Pros
Cons
Best for: Someone comparing the two 93416 listings who already owns a cover and a UK hose.
Less suitable: A first gas barbecue if you need the hose, the regulator, and a cover in the same delivery.
Specifications
Common questions
How is this different from the other CosmoGrill Pro Deluxe listing?
Both use model number 93416 and the same bullet dimensions and 14.5 kW claim. This title does not include a weatherproof cover. The price in the saved listing is £289.99, against £299.99 on the cover listing. Included components list a user manual only.
Which heat figure should you read?
The bullets say 12 kW across six burners plus 2.5 kW on the side, total 14.5 kW. The heating-power field says 2.5 kilowatts and the wattage field says 2,000 watts. Those fields match the side burner, not the six main burners.
Is a hose in the box?
No. The bullet says a regulator and hose are required and not included. Reviews repeat that the gas hose was missing and had to be bought before a party.
The Emberr is £279.99 with 4.0 from 30 ratings. It is the only listing in this set whose included-components line is a propane hose and regulator. The bullets say 12.3 kW on six burners, 3.2 kW on the side, a 77 × 34 cm grate, two 6 inch wheels, and a folding shelf. There is no cover and no millibar figure. Eight written reviews praise a sturdy cook and easy cleaning. They also include a missing manual, a warming rack that will not stay on, coating loss, and a claim that only three burners have ignitions.
Pros
Cons
Best for: A propane patio setup where you want the hose in the same carton and can accept a short review history.
Less suitable: A butane cylinder you already own, or a buyer who wants hundreds of UK reviews before paying.
Specifications
Common questions
Is the regulator included?
Yes. Included components and the bullet both say a clip-on propane regulator and hose. The page does not state a millibar figure, and it does not say the same hose fits butane.
What grate size does the bullet give?
77 × 34 cm, with a porcelain warming rack described as about 85 cm. The cooking-surface field says 77 square centimetres, which does not match that bullet. Cart size in the bullet is 141 × 52 × 107.5 cm.
How many reviews are actually in the saved listing?
The listing line is 4.0 from 30 ratings. The saved listing contains eight review texts. Faults such as a warming rack that falls off, coating loss, and ignition on only three burners are single reports in that file.
The TOV Deluxe 6+1 is the £199.99 listing, with 3.4 from 71 ratings. The page says six burners plus a side burner, four wheels, a warming rack, a lid thermometer, and 12 kW. It does not include a regulator, a cover, a weight, or a grate size you can use. Reviews that like it call it big for the money. A larger group report poor instructions, damage on arrival, missing parts, uneven heat, and gas leaks at the side burner.
Pros
Cons
Best for: Only if you can inspect the gas joints before the first cook and you already own the right hose.
Less suitable: A first barbecue, or any cook who cannot face a leak test and a possible return.
Specifications
Common questions
What gas does the listing say it takes?
The bullet says both butane and propane, and that a regulator and hose are not provided. It does not give a millibar figure, so you still have to match the regulator to the cylinder from the manual rather than from this page.
How big is the grate?
The cooking-surface field says 850 square millimetres. That is 8.5 cm² and is not a credible six-burner grate. The bullets do not give a centimetre size to replace it.
What do the reviews say about the side burner?
More than one review reports a gas leak at the side burner or missing seals, and one buyer says they paid a registered gas engineer to correct the gas parts. Other reviews cite unclear instructions for that connection. The specification itself only says piezo ignition and that the hose is extra.
The BROILUCK 6+1 is £299.99 with 3.2 from 175 ratings, the same money as the CosmoGrill that includes a cover and a much higher star line. The bullet gives a grate of about 70 × 36 cm and a cart of about 139 × 50 × 105 cm, and it names butane and propane without a pressure or a hose. Thirteen review texts are in the file. A few say it cooks. More describe dents, broken welds, missing or wrong side-burner parts, German scraps in the instructions, and hours of assembly.
Pros
Cons
Best for: Only as a comparison point on price, not as the first carton to open for a party.
Less suitable: Anyone paying £299.99 who can choose the CosmoGrill listings with a written heat figure and a longer happy-review run.
Specifications
Common questions
How much heat does the listing claim?
It does not. There is no kilowatt or BTU figure in the bullets or the specification. The bullet does say six stainless burners, one side burner, piezo ignition, and burners that are adjustable.
What is included?
Included components are a rack and a thermometer. A regulator is not listed. One review says none was supplied. The bullet says the grill suits butane, propane, and a mixture, without a pressure.
What size is the grate?
The bullet says about 70 × 36 cm, with a warming rack about 67 × 21 cm. The cooking-surface field says 2,550 square centimetres, which is close to 70 × 36 cm. Cart size in the bullet is about 139 × 50 × 105 cm.
Five amazon.co.uk listings were scored from the star line only. A 4.5 becomes 90, a 4.4 becomes 88, a 4.0 becomes 80, a 3.4 becomes 68 and a 3.2 becomes 64. That figure is the listing average scaled to 100. It is not a lab cook. The top pick is the highest star line in the set, the listing whose title includes a 600D cover. The best value badge is the only listing whose included components are a propane hose and regulator. It is not the lowest shelf price. Listing prices, stars and review counts are the amazon.co.uk saved listings dated 19 October 2026.
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100%The whole score is the amazon.co.uk star average scaled to 100: stars divided by 5, times 100. A 4.5 becomes 90 and a 3.2 becomes 64. Review count is shown on the card and is not part of the score. The figure is the UK listing line, not a timed cook or a heat measurement.
Judge the wagon before the star line. You need a grate in centimetres, a heat figure that does not fight another line on the same page, and a regulator that matches the cylinder. In this set the shelf prices run from about £199.99 to about £299.99. A cover in the title is not a hose. A 4.5 from 366 ratings is a different record from 4.0 from 30 ratings, and neither figure is a lab cook.
A 6 burner gas BBQ in this category is a domestic trolley on bottled LPG, with six main burners and a side ring for a pan. It is not a charcoal kettle, a cartridge camping grill, or a built-in outdoor kitchen. The split that changes the first cook is whether the propane regulator and hose are in the carton. A second split is two wheels against four. Side burners here are pan rings, not a second grill. Gas fitting comes first.
Only one listing in this set includes a propane regulator and hose. The others tell you to buy it, or they do not mention it. A cover in the title does not put a 37 mbar head in the carton. Match propane at 37 mbar or butane at 28–30 mbar to the cylinder you actually own, and do not swap the heads.
On the cover Pro Deluxe the bullets say 14.5 kW and a heating-power field says 12,000 BTU. Those statements conflict. Do not convert one into the other. Where a page gives two heat lines, quote both or quote neither. The BROILUCK states no heat figure at all.
Guest counts are marketing until the grate is in centimetres. The usable bullets here are 77 × 42 cm, 77 × 34 cm, and about 70 × 36 cm. A field of 850 square millimetres is not a grate. Carts around 130–149 cm wide are patio wagons, not balcony grills.
The first check is the regulator. Patio gas is propane, usually 37 mbar on a clip-on. Butane is usually 28–30 mbar and is a warm-weather gas. The Emberr includes a propane clip-on and hose and does not name butane. Both Pro Deluxe listings leave the hose out and name 37 mbar or 28 mbar. The TOV and the BROILUCK do not give a pressure. The second check is heat, including conflicts. Pro Deluxe bullets say 12 kW plus 2.5 kW. The cover listing also says 12,000 BTU.
Quote a grate you can measure. Pro Deluxe is 77 × 42 cm. Emberr is 77 × 34 cm. BROILUCK is about 70 × 36 cm. The TOV’s 850 mm² field is not usable. Only the £299.99 Pro Deluxe includes a 600D cover, and reviews still mention paint loss under a cover. Wheel counts in the bullets are two castors on the Pro Deluxe, two 6 inch wheels on the Emberr, and four on the TOV. The BROILUCK names wheels and does not give a count. Assembly is required, and the Pro Deluxe is two cartons.
Three typical situations, each with a recommendation from this comparison.
You want six zones and a side ring, and you can buy the regulator before the weekend. The CosmoGrill Pro Deluxe with cover is about £299.99, at 4.5 from 366 ratings, with a 77 × 42 cm grate in the bullet and a 600D cover in the title. The hose is not in the box, and the heat fields on the page disagree.
Fair-weather cooking on 28–30 mbar butane needs the pressure written on the listing. Both Pro Deluxe pages name 37 mbar propane or 28 mbar butane, and both leave the hose to you. The £289.99 Pro Deluxe is the same 93416 layout without a cover in the title, at 4.4 from 269 ratings. The Emberr clip-on is propane and does not fit that butane bottle.
You want to cook from the delivery and you already use patio-gas propane. The Emberr is about £279.99 and is the only listing here that includes a clip-on propane regulator and hose. It has 4.0 from 30 ratings, no cover, and no millibar figure. Assembly is still required.
The top pick is the CosmoGrill Pro Deluxe 6+1 with cover, about £299.99, at 4.5 from 366 amazon.co.uk ratings. The bullets describe six burners at 12 kW plus a 2.5 kW side burner, a 77 × 42 cm enamelled grate, piezo ignition, and a 600D cover. A heating-power field on the same page says 12,000 BTU, which is not 14.5 kW, and the regulator is a separate buy. The best value is the CosmoGrill Emberr 6+1 at about £279.99. It is the only listing in this set that includes a clip-on propane regulator and hose. It has 4.0 from 30 ratings, no cover, and no millibar figure. The TOV Deluxe at about £199.99 is cheaper and does not take that badge: the grate figure is not usable, and reviews include gas-leak reports. None of these scores is a lab cook.
CosmoGrill Pro Deluxe 6+1 with cover
Highest star line in the set, 4.5 from 366 ratings, with a 600D cover in the title. The regulator is extra, and the heat fields disagree. Not a lab cook.
CosmoGrill Emberr 6+1
Best value as the only listing that includes a clip-on propane hose and regulator, at about £279.99. It has 4.0 from 30 ratings and no cover. It is not the cheapest shelf price.
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Peter F. is the editor for DIY & tools at productscompared.co.uk. Comparisons in this category are checked against amazon.co.uk listings, review evidence and public UK sources.
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