Lynx
Lynx appliances are built for outdoor kitchens. The core is the gas grill, in built-in and freestanding form across the Professional and Sedona lines. Around it, Lynx makes side burners, warming drawers, the Napoli outdoor oven, refrigeration, storage, and its own stainless outdoor kitchen cabinetry, so you can plan a Lynx outdoor kitchen from one maker.
What Lynx makes
Lynx is an outdoor-kitchen brand. Its core is the gas grill, made in freestanding and built-in form in the Professional and Sedona lines, sized from compact carts up to wide multi-burner units. Around the grill, the catalog covers side burners and power burners for pots and sauces, smoker and rotisserie systems, and a pizza oven for high-heat baking. Warming drawers, storage and access doors, and trash and utility modules turn a grill island into a full outdoor kitchen, and outdoor-rated refrigeration and ice fill in the cold side. Materials are chosen for weather: heavy welded stainless, corrosion-resistant hardware, and finishes meant to hold up to sun, rain, and salt air over years of outdoor use.
Lynx kitchens
Built for the weather
The engineering that separates outdoor equipment from indoor is corrosion resistance and radiant heat control, and Lynx builds for both. For high-heat work, a Trident infrared burner drives the searing heat a steakhouse uses, and a motorized rotisserie handles roasts and whole birds. The welded stainless body and heavy grates carry heat and resist warping. Those choices are why the equipment is built to stay outside season after season rather than be rolled indoors.
Lynx grills and outdoor kitchen lines
- Professional grills. Built-in and freestanding, in 30, 36, 42, and 54-inch sizes. The 54-inch L54TR pairs one Trident infrared burner with three ceramic burners and a rotisserie.
- Sedona by Lynx grills. Built-in, or freestanding on a cart, in 30, 36, and 42-inch sizes. The 42-inch L701PS pairs one ProSear infrared burner with two stainless steel burners.
- Specialty cooking. The Napoli Outdoor Oven, a kamado grill, the Asado cooktop, side burners, and warming drawers.
- Outdoor kitchen pieces. Lynx Outdoor Kitchen Cabinetry, which Lynx says is "crafted from heavy-gauge 304 stainless steel," plus refrigeration, storage, sinks and cocktail stations, outdoor heating, and ventilation.
- Refrigeration. 24-inch outdoor units, including the LN24REF, which Lynx says is "UL listed for outdoor use."
Who Lynx suits
Lynx fits a built-in outdoor kitchen where the grill, the burners, the cold storage, and the cabinets come from one maker and are sized to work together. Choose Professional if you want the widest grill sizes and the Trident infrared and ceramic burner setup. Choose Sedona if a 30 to 42-inch grill covers how you cook.
If the grill will sit under a patio roof, plan the ventilation before the island, because Lynx's manual restricts overhead cover (see the questions below). Bring your patio plan, and the Roseville team will pull the Lynx installation guide and spec sheets for the grill and island you're considering.
Also on our line card
On the DreamHome line card
Lynx belongs to the outdoor side of our line card, with grills, burners, and refrigeration available to order.
Lynx questions
Who owns Lynx?
Lynx describes itself as "a member of the Composition Brands luxury portfolio." Its history page traces the brand to 1996, when a small group that had spent more than 30 years building commercial-quality stainless steel equipment set out to take outdoor cooking beyond the grill.
What's the difference between Lynx Professional and Sedona?
Size and burners. Lynx lists Professional grills at 30 to 54 inches, built with a Trident infrared burner and ceramic burners on models like the L54TR. Sedona grills run 30 to 42 inches, with a ProSear infrared burner and stainless steel burners on models like the L701PS. Both come built-in or freestanding.
Do Lynx grills run on natural gas or propane?
Lynx's gas grills run on either. Lynx ships its Professional grills set up for propane or natural gas from the factory and sells conversion kits for the Professional line. Order the grill for the fuel at your house, and have a licensed gas fitter make the connection.
Can a Lynx grill go under a covered patio?
Lynx's manual is strict here. It says never to locate the grill under a roof or overhang, or under unprotected combustible construction, and that freestanding grills must not be used under overhead combustible construction. Where a built-in grill is installed under combustible construction, Lynx calls for an exhaust hood approved for outdoor installation, rated at no less than 1,200 CFM, with 3 inches of overhang on all exposed sides. Check with your local building department.
Lay out a Lynx grill and outdoor modules for your patio with the Roseville team.