Char Broil K6B 6-Burner 65,000 BTU Propane Gas Grill, with Sideburner

by Char-Broil

• 65,000-BTU 6-burner gas grill with dedicated searing burner and 10,000-BTU side burner
• 900 square inches of total cooking space; cast-iron grates; electronic ignition
• Durable stainless-steel lid, control panel, fascias, handle, and doors
• 4 casters for smooth mobility; some assembly required; instructions included
• Measures 65.5 inches long by 23 inches wide by 47.5 inches high

Product Details

• Product Dimensions: 23 x 67 x 48 inches
• Shipping Weight: 152 pounds (View shipping rates and policies)
• Shipping: Currently, item can be shipped only within the U.S.
• Shipping Advisory: This item must be shipped separately from other items in your order. Additional shipping charges will not apply.
• ASIN: B00365FHG8
• Item model number: 463230513
• Average Customer Review: 3.7 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (55 customer reviews)
• Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #2,406 in Patio, Lawn & Garden (See Top 100 in Patio, Lawn & Garden)
  • #47 in Patio, Lawn & Garden > Grills & Outdoor Cooking > Grills > Freestanding Grills

Product Description

65,000-BTU gas grill with 6 burners, plus 10,000-BTU side burner. view larger

6-Burner Gas Grill with Side Burner

Get Things Cooking

Cook for a crowd with this powerhouse K6B gas grill (model 463230511) from Char-Broil. The grill features six stainless-steel burners, including a dedicated searing burner, that generate a total of 65,000 BTUs. It also comes with a flush-lidded 10,000-BTU side burner for heating up savory sauces.

Plenty of Versatile Space

The grill's 650-square-inch primary cooking area consists of porcelain-coated cast-iron grates, which are complimented by a chrome warming rack for an additional 250 square inches of secondary cooking space (900 square inches total). Use the primary cooking grates for grilling burgers, shish kabobs, summer veggies, and more; the secondary cooking surface comes in handy for warming hamburger buns or for keeping already-cooked foods hot before serving.

User-Friendly Design

The grill's electronic ignition means fast, easy starts every time, while its seven control knobs allow for adjusting the heat on all the burners. With its sleek design and stainless-steel lid, control panel, fascias, handle, and doors, the grill provides an attractive addition to any back deck or patio, year after year. Four casters (two locking) allow for smooth maneuverability. The grill requires some assembly. Fully assembled, it measures 65.5 inches long by 23 inches wide by 47.5 inches high.

Char-Broil K6B Gas Grill

At a Glance

• 6-burner gas grill with searing burner
• 900-square-inch total cooking area
• 65,000 BTUs
• Flush-lidded 10,000-BTU side burner
• Stainless-steel lid
• Cast-iron grates
• Stainless-steel control panel and fascias
• Stainless-steel handle and doors
• Electronic ignition
• 4 casters

Most Helpful Customer Reviews

59 of 62 people found the following review helpful

5.0 out of 5 stars Best grill for the price June 6, 2010

By Gregory Mathes

I saw this grill at Walmart for $295 and, even though im single and live alone, i felt the need to buy the largest grill in the store. The first thing you notice about this grill is IT IS HUGE!. You could easily have a bbq for a large group of people with this grill, so if your on a budget and like to entertain in the summer, this is definitely the way to go. After getting the box home and opening it up you will stare at the parts and say to yourself "what did i get myself in to". I think i could have had it assembled for free but i wanted it right then and there. Actually it only took me 1.5 hours to put the whole thing together, so assembly is not that bad. Considering though that i am a mechanical engineer i would hope i could put a grill together... Once assembled, i grabbed a few porkchops and threw them on. If you have never used an infrared searing burner before, YOU NEED TO. This grill easily produced the juiciest pork chops i have ever made. I have used full infrared grills before but i suggest the separate infrared burner over the full infrared grill, because you have more latitude to grill at varying temps, vs a full infrared grill which will be ridiculously hot all the time. So far i have grilled pork chops, ribs, sirloin steaks, chicken corn and even perogies on this grill and everytime my food was done perfectly and evenly. I was very impressed for a 295 dollar grill. All of the components of the grill seem to be very solid and well made, the stainless tube burners are cheap to replace which is a plus. The downfall of the grill is the ignitor. It seems very solid so i doubt it will break quickly like most cheap grills, however the negative is that it only ignites one burner in the middle so to use the searing burner you have to light one burner at a time untill you get to it. There is a rail along the back which seems to be used for directing the flame across the back so you can light any burner off of it, but it doesn't really work that way. Although this is fairly minor and is only annoying the first couple uses. The other thing is that, if this grill is like other cheap grills, it will probably rust out, even if you keep it covered. Although i expect that this grill will last at least 3 or 4 seasons, which is worth the money in my opinion, especially at this price point.

So in conclusion, if you are looking for a grill on a budget, buy this right now before its out of stock. I noticed the walmart by me already removed most of the grills from display and its the beginning of JUNE!!. It cooks great, has a searing burner, 7 burners total, can cook for a crowd and is very solidly constructed. I guarantee you will get tons of compliments when your family, friends, and neighbors lay their eyes on it. They will be jealous.

42 of 46 people found the following review helpful

2.0 out of 5 stars UPDATE----------- GREAT BUY! (at the time) May 21, 2010

By H. Carbonel

***UPDATE.... over year later...rust, rust, rust! I bought great cover yet all heat tents badly rusted, $9.99 x 5 to replace, worst is the grease tray rusted a hole straight through but I only noticed after the whole thing fell out from under the grill while I was cooking. $29.99 to replace...

Great buy and find! I had been looking to buy a Brinkmann 5 burner at Walmart for 390.00 when I looked up high on a stock shelf in the garden area and seen this 6 burner for 290.00. There was not one placed on the floor for display so I called my husband and asked him to look into the model number listed on the box. We found limited info online on them, they just were released in Jan 2010. So it was a shot in dark not even seeing the grill displayed, we called countless Walmarts) no one had any assembled on display. Also, Walmart does not even show online they sell this Char-Broil) So after debating on the cheaper bigger version we decided to buy it. When we returned to Walmart to buy this grill we were told we also get a free 50.00 gift card and free assembly. SO all and all it was 240.00 for a 6 burner with side sear. OK now its time to get it home and fire it up.

It's a MONSTER, huge cooking area. Got it up to 400-500 easy, the sear was my first time use with steaks, unbelievable!!
The Steaks had perfect sear marks and crispy in all the rights spots, they were better then going out to my fav. chop house here in Chicago. I have been cooking on it at least three times a week. I do not see any problems with this grill so far but I am sure it will only have a life of a year or two. For the money it is an awesome find. I love it!!

12 of 12 people found the following review helpful

1.0 out of 5 stars What a Disappointment September 18, 2012

By ScottyMyBoy

Of the hundreds of reviews I've read over the years for different products, this is the first one I've written. I want to warn future consumers about this product. We received this grill for our wedding gift 3 months ago. We have had nothing but problems. First the center igniter did not work, which is what lights 5 of the 6 burners. Nothing like having to light your brand new, shiny grill with a lighter. I described the problem to Charbroil, and they sent a new ignition module. I knew this wouldn't fix the problem because the other two igniters worked fine. Once I received the wrong part, I checked wiring and found the center lead was pinched between two metal panels, assembled from the factory. I was able to repair wire and use some heat shrink to protect it.

There is a large opening in the back for... ventilation? Who would design an OUTDOOR burner meant for cooking food with a gaping hole in the back of the lid!? I can't believe how much heat I'm losing. It barely heats up to 350 degrees when it's 80 degrees outside. The whole reason I wanted a new grill was so I could use it in the winter!!! Also, the heat is DEFINITELY warmer towards the back of the grill.

Most recently, while moving the grill out of garage, one of the wheels broke off and the top half came separated from lower portion. Luckily one screw held it from crashing to the ground. I work in building trades and use tools every day. There's no doubt that the screws were tight. Only four (4), 1/2" long screws hold the grill head to the cart. When I tried to re-install wheel, I found the PLASTIC socket was cracked. I checked the other wheels and found, although not as bad, all sockets were cracked and wheels were coming loose. It seems the wheels are under-sized for movement on cement considering this grill weighs over 150 lbs. and is very top heavy. We contacted Charbroil about the continued problems with their product. The best they can suggest is to return it to the original company, which is Amazon. We've been waiting for a reply for almost a month now!
What a disappointment...