Napoleon · Built-in Griddles
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A fitted stainless steel liner for your custom outdoor kitchen.
Designed for this 32-inch built-in appliance. Use the liner and appliance installation instructions to plan the enclosure, ventilation and required clearances.
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Simmer sauces and cook sides beside your griddle.
A stainless-steel 10-inch range burner in natural gas, with its own cooking surface and illuminated control. Plan a separate countertop opening and gas connection using the burner manual.
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Protect your built-in griddle between cookouts.
A fitted cover specifically for the 32-inch Built-in 700 Series griddle, with water-resistant fabric.
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A substantial stainless steel surface gives you room for vegetables, seafood and breakfast favorites.
Cover the cooking surface between uses, or remove the lid to suit your cooking setup.
24,000 BTU per hour describes the appliance’s rated heat input. Use the burner breakdown in Specifications to see how that output is distributed; BTU is not a cooking temperature.
Two U-shaped stainless steel burners spread the flame beneath the griddle plate. Their shape brings heat across the cooking surface for flat-top meals such as breakfast, vegetables and smash burgers.
The total includes the cooking surfaces counted for this configuration. Compare the main cooking-area measurement separately when choosing primary grill space.
These measurements describe the primary cooking surface where you arrange food. Use them to plan the space for your usual meals, separately from any warming rack or other cooking surfaces.
Illuminated controls make the burner controls easier to distinguish in lower light, with Napoleon’s SafetyGlow feature built in.
Electronic ignition provides a spark to light the burners through the appliance’s controls. Follow the lighting sequence in the manual when starting a cook.
The control knobs flash red when a flame goes out while gas is still on, providing a visible warning to check the burner. Follow the manual’s shutdown and relighting instructions before continuing.
Two U-shaped burners distribute heat beneath the stainless steel plate. Separate controls and an integrated baffle let you use two temperature zones for foods that need different levels of heat.
Designed for quick warm-up, the griddle brings the flat cooking surface up to temperature so you can get started on breakfast, vegetables or seared mains. Follow the manual’s preheating directions before adding food.
Separate cooking zones let you manage different heat levels across the cooktop. Cook foods with different heat needs side by side rather than using one setting for the entire surface.
The manufacturer rates the surface for up to 28 burgers at once. Actual capacity depends on patty size and the space you leave for turning and managing the food.
A grease-collection system provides a place for cooking drippings to go as you work across the griddle. Empty and clean the collection area as directed in the manual after the appliance has cooled.
The griddle brings flat-top cooking to a 32-inch built-in format for your outdoor kitchen. Check the model-specific cutout, clearances and liner requirements before planning the opening.
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BIG32FT griddle table; liner openings are a separate installation arrangement. Countertop must be noncombustible.
RATINGS & OWNER INSIGHTS
What owners report. What our research finds.
Napoleon 700 built-in griddle family
EXTERNAL CUSTOMER FEEDBACK
OUR PRODUCT ASSESSMENT
This built-in griddle opens up breakfasts, burgers and quick vegetable cooking in an outdoor island. We like the two heat zones and the way it keeps flat-top cooking separate from the main grill. Owner feedback also gives us some specific things to discuss before purchase: grease-tray capacity, burner ignition and performance in wind have all come up. We would plan an easy route to the grease tray and check the installation carefully. It is an appealing addition for regular griddle users, with a few ownership details worth understanding first.
Owners include happy first-time griddle users, alongside reports about grease capacity, slow ignition, wind performance and difficulty getting support. Give the grease tray an easy access route and discuss the patio's exposure before choosing the installation position.
Two heat zones let you work on breakfast, burgers or vegetables alongside the main grill without borrowing its grate space. The built-in arrangement gives flat-top cooking a permanent place in the island. Owners include enthusiastic first-time griddle users, and the flame-indicating controls add a useful operating detail.
Owners have raised grease-tray capacity, slow ignition and reduced performance in wind or cold. Leave easy access to the grease tray and follow the lighting procedure carefully. Discuss exposure and installation before choosing the location, and make sure there is a practical service route if a burner needs attention.
Compare cleanup and service access as closely as the cooking surface.
The 4.4/5 Market Rating is based on 28 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 September 21, 2026.
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Confidence for years of cooking
Lifetime coverage for the stainless steel lid, with 15-year coverage for all other parts under the written warranty terms.
Coverage also extends to other components under their individual warranty terms. Keep your receipt and model and serial numbers for support.
Read Napoleon’s full warrantyLimited manufacturer coverage for eligible defects under normal private use. See the selected model’s written warranty for component coverage, conditions and exclusions.
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The Napoleon story
Thoughtful engineering, substantial cooking surfaces and carefully considered details define the Napoleon approach. From precise heat control to the feel of the controls, its grills are designed around the experience of cooking outdoors.
Today, its outdoor collection brings cooking technology, kitchen components and gathering spaces together—so your grill can be the beginning of something bigger.
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What owners report. What our research finds.
Napoleon 700 built-in griddle family
EXTERNAL CUSTOMER FEEDBACK
OUR PRODUCT ASSESSMENT
This built-in griddle opens up breakfasts, burgers and quick vegetable cooking in an outdoor island. We like the two heat zones and the way it keeps flat-top cooking separate from the main grill. Owner feedback also gives us some specific things to discuss before purchase: grease-tray capacity, burner ignition and performance in wind have all come up. We would plan an easy route to the grease tray and check the installation carefully. It is an appealing addition for regular griddle users, with a few ownership details worth understanding first.
Owners include happy first-time griddle users, alongside reports about grease capacity, slow ignition, wind performance and difficulty getting support. Give the grease tray an easy access route and discuss the patio's exposure before choosing the installation position.
Two heat zones let you work on breakfast, burgers or vegetables alongside the main grill without borrowing its grate space. The built-in arrangement gives flat-top cooking a permanent place in the island. Owners include enthusiastic first-time griddle users, and the flame-indicating controls add a useful operating detail.
Owners have raised grease-tray capacity, slow ignition and reduced performance in wind or cold. Leave easy access to the grease tray and follow the lighting procedure carefully. Discuss exposure and installation before choosing the location, and make sure there is a practical service route if a burner needs attention.
Compare cleanup and service access as closely as the cooking surface.
The 4.4/5 Market Rating is based on 28 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 September 21, 2026.
Reviews & Ratings Methodology
