Louisiana Grills Ceramic Kamado Grill

The primary difference is the thick ceramic body, which acts as a thermal insulator. This allows the grill to hold heat exceptionally well, making it capable of maintaining steady low temperatures for smoking or reaching high heat for searing, all while using less charcoal than a traditional thin-walled metal grill.

This model features a two-tiered cooking system that offers a total of 906 square inches of space. The primary cooking area is 468 square inches, with an additional 438 square inches provided by the warming rack, giving you plenty of room to cook for large groups.

While the grill is quite substantial at nearly 247 pounds, it comes equipped with heavy-duty caster wheels. This makes it manageable to reposition on a flat surface, though you should be careful when moving it across uneven terrain or grass.

Temperature is managed using the adjustable top and bottom dampers. By opening or closing these vents, you control the airflow to the charcoal, which dictates the internal heat level; it takes a little practice to master, but it offers very precise control once you get the hang of it.

Yes, the unit is a complete freestanding package. It includes the cart, fold-down side shelves for prep space, and stainless steel cooking grates, so you are ready to start grilling as soon as it is assembled.

Absolutely. Because the ceramic construction retains heat so effectively, it functions much like a wood-fired oven. You can easily bake pizzas, roast vegetables, or even smoke meats by adjusting the dampers to create the indirect heat environment needed for those cooking styles.