Star-Performer
This Char-Broil All-Star gas grill is designed to be space efficient, smaller in size but packed with practical features and benefits for perfect outdoor grilling. Ideally suited for a balcony or smaller spaces, like all top-performance products in the Char-Broil portfolio, The All-Star is equipped with TRU-Infrared™ technology which prevents flare-ups that can often burn food, delivers even heat to all areas for perfect cooking results and up to 50% juicer food whilst also using less gas to cook - up to 30% less gas to be more precise. The side-shelves can be folded-up when in use and folded-down when stored to optimise your space. In addition, the grill can be easily detached from the stand to place and use on a tabletop. Ideal for those who only have a balcony but look for all the benefits of a high quality, durable grill. Fitted with 4 caster wheels to help you easily transport your grill to and from the balcony or garden patio.
What stands out
- Cook up to 50% juicier food with 30% less gas
- Single burner with a 3.8kW output
- Strong, durable build backed by a 2-year warranty
- Can be detached from the stand and placed anywhere
- Grey cast aluminium lid and firebox with two shelves
- Sizzle food up to 375°C on this propane gas BBQ
- Lockable casters to help when cooking or storing
- Assembly time: Approximately 90 minutes
Question from Iain D: Asked on 18/03/2026 Will this work with a 13kg patio gas bottle? And would it fit below the BBQ,
Hi,A 13?kg patio gas bottle will work with the Char-Broil All-Star 120 single burner BBQ as long as you use the correct patio gas regulator, but it may be too large to fit under the grill. If it doesn’t fit, it can safely be placed beside the BBQ and connected with the hose.Thanks!
Question from David: Asked on 21/01/2026 Can this also operate with butane
Hi, The Char-Broil All-Star 120 BBQ comes with a propane regulator and is designed for standard propane patio gas bottles. It can also be used with butane, but only if a suitable butane regulator is fitted. Propane is generally better in cold weather because butane doesn’t vaporize as well.
Thank you.