Denali Series, 6-Burner Convertible Natural Gas Smart bbq Grill Stainless Steel Denali 605 with Rotisserie Kit (Without Conversion Kit)

I like it so far. Gets real hot, it is real nice to be able to look at the lit up knobs to know if they are on or off. (Red light hot/on and blue light cold/off).

I did a lot of research on what grill to buy before I made the decision to try the Monument. I also currently have a Weber Summit 6-burner natural gas grill with a sear station, side burner, and stainless steel smoker box so I wanted to get as close to that as I could. I've had my Weber grill for over 10+ years, it still works and grills flawlessly. I have done nothing but replace the batteries for the ignitors. I needed a new grill for my lake home and was torn if I should spend the money and get another Weber or try something else. I have to say I wish I had spent the extra money. The research I did on the monument grills gave me a sense that it would be a good option. I've had my Monument Denali 6-burner grill for about a year. The lighting around the burner knobs quit working shortly after I started using it (no biggie) the electronic thermostat reading is iffy, the heat is very hard to control I'm constantly having to adjust it up and down. When I turned the grill on high to clean the burners and racks the control panel got so hot it melted the inside of a couple of the burner knobs, when using these burners I now have to adjust the heat with a pliers. I understand it is a less expensive grill, but I don't envision this lasting over 10+ years like my Weber which means I will have to replace this with something else putting me back up to the price of a Weber. I was really hoping I would be happy with my decision but in this case the Monument came up way short.....

Just don't buy it. Don't waste your money. I live in the state of Georgia I actually live in the southern part of Georgia much further away than where they're located in Atlanta. I have been using a cover since I bought it. And under a year the flame tamers or the burner covers as some people call them have completely crumbled . So I thought no worry a big company that I spent close to $800 on a grill and it has an 8-year warranty they'll cover it right. Wrong they refuse on an $800 grill to cover it now mind you I live in Savannah Georgia. They at the audacity to accuse it of rust. Do not buy from this company buy from a company like Weber that will actually stand behind its parts. Disgusting. And I was really excited to go ahead and support this company because they were in Georgia. And that's how they treat you.

Ok let's start with what I thought I was purchasing which was the 605 pro without all the stuff you got from the monument website. Lol it's not it's the 605 a or d so you didn't get stainless bottom or Wi-Fi or the infrared burners. I honestly thought that was what I was getting and just needed to replace some parts to get the pro well lesson learned lol. First burnoff didn't go well but it was also truly cold outside in the low forties and didn't wait long enough for it to get truly hot enough. But second time I used I cooked it was in the fifties and temp was allot higher. Easily into the 600 degrees so happy about that. I set up the rottesieie to do two chickens and the cook was great. Please if your going for the denali 605 pro make sure that you get that one I not the way I went. I will continue to use this bbq hopefully it will do all I want without the infrared burners

Nice grill. Works as expected. Rust is a losing battle. Way to much work going into rust prevention i give up. I estimate a 3 year lifespan from new before its off to the scrap heap. Disappointed.

It was a bit of a concern when Monument Grills split the accessories (even the "included" rotisserie) and the grill delivery and showed it as delivered 10 days before the actual grill was delivered. However, the grill is well made and all parts lined up better than most. The base plate for the grill was dented, clearly before it was packed as the boxes were not damaged. As it was the first part needed to assemble the grill, I opted to to bend it back rather than return it, and it is barely noticeable. The biggest issue I had (likely because of the split delivery) was that they sent me a rotisserie with an 850mm spit bar, which is 200mm shorter than the width of the Denali D605. Lots of red-tape (pictures, forms, etc...) to get this rectified.

Not the highest quality.