LG Estate 860BI Grill

The Louisiana Grills Estate 860BI Pellet Grill is perfect for the professional or enthusiast cook. This fixed installation model retains all of the famed Louisiana Grills cooking capabilities in a model designed for easy installation. With one large hidden hopper and one-touch auto-start ignition, this grill is simple to use, even for those new to pellet grilling. The digital control center and meat probe work together by regulating the internal cooking temperature of your food and automatically reducing to a low smoke setting when ready.

This model of the grill retains the cooking reliable of the original Louisiana Grills with a large hopper and one-touch clasp. It eliminates laborious cooking tasks by regulating the internal temperature with its digital control system, which also automatically reduces to low smoke settings when cooking is complete.

The LG860BI is made for those who enjoy cooking on their patio and want a variety of options. There are eight different combinations with the exhaust system and standard LG burner that both add to the experience.

LG Estate 860BI Grill Pros

• The LG860BI Pellet Grill retains the cooking capabilities of the famed Louisiana Grills brand in a model designed for fixed installation.
• The large hidden hopper and one-touch auto-start ignition button make for one smooth cooking session.
• The digital control center and meat probe work in tandem by regulating the internal cooking temperature of your food and automatically reducing to a low smoke setting when ready.
• The LG860BI Pellet Grill comes with an easy-to-follow instruction booklet and is backed by a 1 year limited warranty.
• The LG860BI Pellet Grill is perfect for those who want to enjoy the perfect barbecue experience at their home or office without any hassle or fuss.

LG Estate 860BI Grill Cons

• Some customers have complained that the quality of the construction is not up to par with other brands in the same price range.
• Some customers have reported difficulty getting the grill to start, although this seems to be more of a problem with certain models than with the entire product line.