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What Barriers Are Best and Why Are They Needed?

What Barriers Are Best and Why Are They Needed?

What is a barrier, and what is it for? You have seen grills with lava rock, briquette systems, and metal shields, but what do they do? We will explain everything you need to know about barriers, including why you need them in your gas grill, how they work, where they should be placed inside your grill, and what type will give you the best cooking experience for your particular needs.

September 21, 2021 — Jason Klein
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