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Barbecue Grills - Propane Barbecue
A propane barbecue is a type of gas barbecue. The only differences are the type of gas used and the manner in which the gas is transported to the flame itself. Propane, as opposed to natural gas, is almost always stored in a tank close to the barbecue unit. Natural gas however is usually transferred from a home based pipeline through a conduit into the barbecue unit. Propane is the predominant norm for home based barbecues as it is definately much cheaper to set up a propane tank than it is to run a natural gas pipe to the barbecue attachments. The propane tank is not permantly attached to the barbecue, so it can be removed from the unit and refilled. Propane and natural gas burn almost exactly the same, and it won't really matter which one you're using to cook your food, both meals will taste almost exactly the same. If you're planning on using a home based barbecue, keep in mind that propane is going to be much cheaper than natural gas, as it won't require a technician to come and hook up your barbecue. However, also keep in mind that a natural gas pipeline means that you'll never have to fill another propane tank aat your local gas station ever again.
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Propane is the predominant norm for home based barbecues as it is definately much cheaper to set up a propane tank than it is to run a natural gas pipe to the barbecue attachments. The propane tank is not permantly attached to the barbecue, so it can be removed from the unit and refilled. Barbecue Grills - Propane
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