Double Barrel Grill: More Cooking Space for Bigger Backyard Cookouts
Tired of cooking in batches while your guests wait? The Double Barrel Grill gives you two 55-gallon barrels in one heavy-duty charcoal grill, so you can cook more food at once and keep everyone fed. With dual doors, double shells, pull-out racks, charcoal baskets, and a thermometer gauge on each door, it’s built for both everyday grilling and low-and-slow cooking.
If you’ve outgrown a standard backyard grill, this is the step up. You get the hands-on control of charcoal and wood cooking with far more room than a single barrel offers.
What You Get
- Two 55-gallon barrels for extra cooking capacity
- Dual doors, each with its own thermometer gauge
- Double shells and heavy-duty steel construction
- Pull-out racks and charcoal baskets for easier fuel and food handling
- Adjustable vents for airflow and heat control
- Built-in wheels so you can move it around your yard or patio
- Works with charcoal, wood, or both
Why Buyers Choose a Double Barrel Grill
Cook More Food at Once
Two barrels mean more room for brisket, ribs, chicken, steaks, and burgers on the same cook. That matters when you’re feeding family, friends, neighbors, or a crowd, and it means fewer batches and less waiting.
Keep Control of the Heat
Each barrel has its own door and thermometer gauge, so you can monitor temperatures as you cook. The adjustable vents let you manage airflow, which is how you raise or lower the heat on a charcoal grill.
Refuel Without the Hassle
Pull-out racks and charcoal baskets make it easier to add charcoal or wood and keep your fire steady through a long cook. That’s especially useful for brisket, pork shoulder, and other cuts that take hours.
Built to Last Through Repeated Use
Heavy-duty steel and double shells are designed to stand up to high heat and frequent cooking. The wheels let you reposition the grill instead of leaving it fixed in one spot.
What Can You Cook on a Double Barrel Grill?
This grill handles the foods backyard cooks make most. Use it for burgers, steaks, sausages, and chicken when you want to grill, or for ribs, brisket, and pork shoulder when you want to cook low and slow. With two barrels, you can run a bigger menu in a single session, such as meat in one barrel and sides or a second cut in the other.
Is This the Right Grill for You?
Choose the Double Barrel Grill if you:
- Regularly cook for a crowd
- Want more capacity than a single barrel
- Prefer charcoal or wood cooking
- Want a grill with wheels that you can reposition around your yard
Consider a different option if you:
- Cook small meals for one or two people: the 55 Gallon Barrel Grill may be all you need.
- Want a dedicated smoker with a separate firebox: see our Double Barrel Offset Smoker.
- Need much more capacity, such as for catering or events: look at the 120 Gallon Offset Smoker or the 250 Gallon Reverse Flow Smoker.
Not sure which one fits? Read Is a Double Barrel Grill Worth It? before you decide.
Setting Up Your Double Barrel Grill
Place the grill on level, stable ground in an open outdoor area, away from fences, overhangs, and anything that can catch fire. Keep children and pets clear while it’s hot, and never use a charcoal grill indoors or in an enclosed space. Use the wheels to position it where you want it, then use the vents and thermometer gauges to bring it up to temperature before you start cooking.
Order Your Double Barrel Grill
Ready for more cooking space? Add the Double Barrel Grill to your cart today. Have a question about availability or delivery to your area? Contact us before you order and we’ll help you confirm the details.
Double Barrel Grill FAQ
Who is the Double Barrel Grill best for?
It’s best for people who regularly host backyard cookouts and want more capacity than a single barrel grill.
What can I cook on it?
Brisket, ribs, pork shoulder, chicken, steaks, and burgers, several at a time.
How do I control the temperature?
Each door has its own thermometer gauge, and the adjustable vents let you manage airflow and heat as you cook.
How do the pull-out racks and charcoal baskets help?
The pull-out racks make loading and removing charcoal easier, and the baskets help distribute heat for consistent cooking.
What fuel can I use?
Charcoal, wood, or both.
Can I move it easily?
Yes. Built-in wheels let you reposition it on your patio or in your backyard.
How big are the barrels?
Each barrel is 55 gallons.
What’s the difference between this and your Double Barrel Offset Smoker?
This is a charcoal barrel grill with dual doors, charcoal baskets, and wheels. The Double Barrel Offset Smoker uses a separate firebox and is built mainly for low-and-slow smoking.
How do I find out about delivery and availability?
Contact us before you order and we’ll confirm availability and delivery details for your location.


















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