Buying a BBQ for the boat-best options?

[Fixit]

Just check with your insurance. They usually ask for marine safety certificates of your heater or bbq. Not worth messing up with them IMO just to save a few $$.

Plus they just get wrecked with rust or corrosion

 

[walleyes]

I want to put a small bbq on the boat this summer. I’m looking at one that will slide into one of my gunnel rod holder holes. I don’t have a huge boat so efficiency of size is paramount. Not doing a ton of cooking. Some small steaks, fresh fish, chorizo, veggies maybe and likely a camping style coffee maker. It’ll get used a half dozen times a year.
Any thoughts on best options. Brands, costs, personal learnings of what works and what doesn’t. I’m in Vancouver so likely Steveston Marine is my only option.

I went with the Dickenson Sea B Que, seems to be a good little unit and stores reasonable well.

 

[ChilliSpoons]

There are kits available to refill the small bottles from a 20lb tank

 

[triplenickel]

There are kits available to refill the small bottles from a 20lb tank

Onlyfire Safest QCC1 Regulator Valve Propane Refill Adapter for Steel Propane Cylinder with Type 1 - Fits All 1 LB Throwaway Cylinder: Amazon.ca: Patio, Lawn & Garden

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They're super easy to use.

 

[RevyG]

Onlyfire Safest QCC1 Regulator Valve Propane Refill Adapter for Steel Propane Cylinder with Type 1 - Fits All 1 LB Throwaway Cylinder: Amazon.ca: Patio, Lawn & Garden

Find products from only fire at low prices. Shop online for barbecues, mowers, garden tools, generators, snow blowers and more at Amazon.ca

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They're super easy to use.

I am just not a fan of how rusty they get and packing and storing empty one. Nice little 10 lb. cheap and easy. I dipped the bottom in rubber tool guard. Just gotta find what works best for you.