For a completed freestanding TEPG36 pellet grill
Details
Optional VCPG36F cover for the assembled Twin Eagles TEPG36G or TEPG36R pellet grill on its base. The grill head is sold separately from this base.
View product details
Twin Eagles
From $2,399.00
Twin Eagles · Pellet Grill Base
Freestanding base for the Twin Eagles 36-inch pellet grill. Grill sold separately.
In Stock
For a completed freestanding TEPG36 pellet grill
Optional VCPG36F cover for the assembled Twin Eagles TEPG36G or TEPG36R pellet grill on its base. The grill head is sold separately from this base.
View product detailsOne center self-latching pellet storage drawer and two soft-closing access doors provide storage below the separately sold pellet grill.
Two stainless steel side shelves provide work space beside the grill and fold down when not needed.
Heavy-duty casters have front brakes. The base is constructed from304 stainless steel and fits Twin Eagles TEPG36G and TEPG36R pellet grills.
Your selected configuration
Measure once. Plan with confidence.

Pellet grill sold separately. Use the current pellet-base drawing to plan the footprint, shelf space and door/drawer access, together with the pellet-grill installation instructions for appliance clearances and electrical supply. The pellet base is a different model from the gas-grill bases.
No. This item is the TEPGB36 base. The compatible pellet grill is sold separately.
TEPGB36 fits Twin Eagles TEPG36G and TEPG36R pellet grills. It is a separate base from the gas-grill models.
It has one center pellet storage drawer and two soft-closing access doors.
Yes. The two side shelves fold down when not needed.
RATINGS & OWNER INSIGHTS
What owners report. What our research finds.
Twin Eagles Grill bases family
OUR PRODUCT ASSESSMENT
A matching Twin Eagles base makes sense when you want the grill's cooking capability without committing to a permanent island. We would choose the base by the exact grill model and the space needed to work around it. The value is a properly supported freestanding setup, with the shelf and storage arrangement appropriate to that configuration. It is sold separately from the grill. Plan the patio location, utility connection and safe movement before assuming a cart can be used like a portable tabletop cooker.
The matching base can make a premium grill practical on a patio where a built-in island is unnecessary. Compare the completed grill-and-base dimensions with the space available for cooking and serving. Leave comfortable room for the hood and the person using the grill, not just the wheels on the ground.
Base equipment varies with the compatible grill. Look at the actual shelf, door and storage arrangement before deciding what tools or fuel can be kept in it. A pellet-grill base and a gas-grill base have different applications even when their nominal widths look similar.
Match the base to the grill model and generation identified by the manufacturer. A shared brand name or width is not enough to establish fit. Confirm any required installation parts and whether the grill, cover or other accessories are separate purchases before comparing complete package prices.
Move the grill only when cool and in accordance with its instructions, with attention to utility connections and the surface under the wheels. Do not treat a large cart as an invitation to roll a connected appliance around the patio. A stable, appropriate operating location still matters.
We would choose a base when it avoids an island you do not need and gives the grill a practical home. Compare the full freestanding package with the cost and permanence of built-in construction. The base should be judged for fit and usability, not given the cooking rating of the grill mounted on it.
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.
Reviews & Ratings MethodologyConfidence for years of cooking
Two-year coverage for fabricated stainless steel components against defects in materials and workmanship under normal residential use, starting at the original purchase date. Discoloration, scratches, weather-related staining, minor surface rust and oxidation are excluded. Bed-and-breakfast and private-club use has 90-day coverage; restaurant and primarily commercial use is excluded.
A real person. Useful advice.
Let’s talk through cooking space, fuel, accessories or installation before you choose.

From our outpost to your backyard


The Twin Eagles story
Twin Eagles grew from founder Dante Cantal’s experience designing cooking equipment for residential kitchens and demanding commercial environments. That engineering background helped shape a grill collection focused on cooking performance, considered construction and the experience of cooking outdoors.
The brand’s California roots connect design, prototyping, testing and production. Today, Twin Eagles is part of Dometic, carrying that approach into grills and coordinated outdoor kitchen equipment.
Visit the Twin Eagles Shop by Hearth OutpostRATINGS & OWNER INSIGHTS
What owners report. What our research finds.
Twin Eagles Grill bases family
OUR PRODUCT ASSESSMENT
A matching Twin Eagles base makes sense when you want the grill's cooking capability without committing to a permanent island. We would choose the base by the exact grill model and the space needed to work around it. The value is a properly supported freestanding setup, with the shelf and storage arrangement appropriate to that configuration. It is sold separately from the grill. Plan the patio location, utility connection and safe movement before assuming a cart can be used like a portable tabletop cooker.
The matching base can make a premium grill practical on a patio where a built-in island is unnecessary. Compare the completed grill-and-base dimensions with the space available for cooking and serving. Leave comfortable room for the hood and the person using the grill, not just the wheels on the ground.
Base equipment varies with the compatible grill. Look at the actual shelf, door and storage arrangement before deciding what tools or fuel can be kept in it. A pellet-grill base and a gas-grill base have different applications even when their nominal widths look similar.
Match the base to the grill model and generation identified by the manufacturer. A shared brand name or width is not enough to establish fit. Confirm any required installation parts and whether the grill, cover or other accessories are separate purchases before comparing complete package prices.
Move the grill only when cool and in accordance with its instructions, with attention to utility connections and the surface under the wheels. Do not treat a large cart as an invitation to roll a connected appliance around the patio. A stable, appropriate operating location still matters.
We would choose a base when it avoids an island you do not need and gives the grill a practical home. Compare the full freestanding package with the cost and permanence of built-in construction. The base should be judged for fit and usability, not given the cooking rating of the grill mounted on it.
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.
Reviews & Ratings Methodology