
Cast iron cooking grids
Cast iron holds heat for searing. Preheat the grids, brush them clean and follow the care instructions to maintain the cooking surface.
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Broil King Signet 320 Shadow Gas Grill
3 burners, 400 sq. in. of primary cooking space and cast iron cooking grids in a freestanding grill with matte-black Shadow finish.

Make the Signet 320 Shadow your everyday outdoor cooking station. Its 3 independently controlled burners give you room to organize a meal across 400 square inches of primary cooking space. Fold the side shelves down after cooking to make better use of your patio space.

Cast iron holds heat for searing. Preheat the grids, brush them clean and follow the care instructions to maintain the cooking surface.

The stainless steel heat system catches drippings beneath the grids and vaporizes them back into the cooking chamber.

The cast aluminum cooking chamber holds the heat around your food. Use the lid thermometer to monitor the chamber as you adjust the burner controls.

Keep trays and utensils beside the cooking surface, then fold down the shelves when the grill is cool to reclaim space.

Explore the Signet series. Equipment varies by configuration; the included-equipment list on this page describes this exact grill.

The assembled grill measures 56.5 × 23.2 × 48.4 in. (width × depth × height). These are overall dimensions, not operating clearances. Allow room for the lid and side shelves, safe access around the grill and the exact clearances in the installation instructions. Use outdoors on a stable, level surface; arrange the gas connection for the factory fuel selected.
The Signet 320 Shadow has 400 sq. in. of primary cooking space over 3 main burners. The warming rack sits above the main surface, so compare primary cooking area when choosing between grill sizes.
Its assembled width × depth × height is 56.5 × 23.2 × 48.4 in.. Leave additional room to open the lid, work beside the shelves and maintain the clearances specified in the manual. Product dimensions do not define safe operating clearance.
Choose the factory configuration that matches your gas supply. Propane and natural gas have separate SKUs where offered. Only the distributor-listed configuration is offered on this page; do not assume a conversion kit or a gas cylinder is included.
This configuration includes the equipment listed in What’s included. A side burner or rotisserie kit is not included with this model. Choose any additional cooking equipment only after checking its exact model compatibility.
Preheat the grill and clean the cast iron grids using the care method in the manual. Keep the grids seasoned and dry, and clean the grease collection and heat components regularly once the grill is cool. A properly fitted cover helps protect the grill between cooks.
This is a complete freestanding grill with its own base and side shelves. Do not remove the base or place it inside cabinetry to create a built-in installation. Choose a purpose-built built-in model when planning an enclosed outdoor kitchen.
Start with the exact fitted cover, a food thermometer and suitable cooking tools. Finishing touches lists separately priced additions. Cooking inserts and replacement grids must match the exact model; a shared brand name does not establish fit.
Yes, shipping is free at Hearth Outpost. The grill has 25-year limited coverage for the lid and cookbox components and ten years on burners. The full warranty schedule explains other components and terms. Review the shipping policy for delivery arrangements.
Broil King combines decades of grilling experience with manufacturing in Huntington, Indiana, and Dickson, Tennessee. Explore the details, materials and cooking systems that distinguish the range.
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What owners report. What our research finds.
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OUR PRODUCT ASSESSMENT
The Signet puts its money into the cooking chamber and burner system, making it a practical choice for someone who grills regularly and wants useful heat control without a large feature list. We like the cast-aluminum cookbox, substantial cast-iron grids and three Dual-Tube burners. Owners describe years of satisfying cooking, although replacement burners, grids and heat shields are part of several longer-term experiences. We would choose the current Shadow for its cooking layout, then make cleaning and access to replacement parts part of the ownership plan.
Owners describe strong heat, repeatable cooking and good value after several years of regular use. One reports more than a decade of service with replacement grids; another has enjoyed five years of cooking while keeping the grill covered. The less positive experiences concentrate on internal wear and grease flare-ups. A repeat buyer replaced rusted burners and shields on an older Signet before buying another. Taken together, we see a grill people can enjoy for years when they are comfortable maintaining the cooking assembly.
Repeat owners praise heat retention and temperature control, and one describes regular year-round use over four years. The three-burner arrangement gives you room to organize different foods or an indirect zone. Let the grill preheat properly and learn where your preferred cooking settings sit rather than relying only on the hood thermometer.
Several owners have bought another Signet or continued cooking on an older one for many years. That is encouraging for a buyer who values a familiar cooking routine. The cast-aluminum chamber is central to the appeal; the newer Shadow appearance does not change the need to look after the components inside it.
Longer-term accounts include burner, grate, ignition and heat-shield replacements. Inspect these parts during cleaning and keep the model information handy when ordering replacements. The longest warranty term should not be mistaken for a promise that every internal part will remain maintenance-free for the same period.
One owner describes repeated flare-ups, while others praise controllable cooking. Keep the grease path and heat shields clean, trim excessive surface fat where appropriate and follow the manual's cooking instructions. The 320 and 390 packages also differ, so check side-burner and rotisserie equipment on the exact grill.
The Signet makes a convincing case for frequent family cooking when its grate area suits your meals. We would pay for the cooking space and equipment you will use, then reserve some of the budget for a cover and eventual wear parts. Its appeal is a substantial conventional grill rather than connected controls.
The 4.2/5 Market Rating is based on 9 eligible customer ratings reviewed by Hearth Outpost. The star breakdown distribution shows how those customers rated the product. These are aggregated customer reviews across the market and not random sampling. We display a single rating of four or five stars. At every other star level, we display the average once there are at least two eligible ratings.
The family assessment pools sizes, fuel types, generations and colors. Equipment differs by configuration. The HOP score is a price-independent research assessment. Owner themes summarize the accessible sample.
Research updated October 22, 2026.
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