Broilmaster, long known for its incredibly durable gas grills, has introduced its first charcoal grill. Broilmaster’s Independence grill features a massive cast-aluminum head for faster warm-up and consistent cooking-temperature control in any weather—all monitored by an accurate, probe-style heat indicator. The unique Independence grill works with lump charcoal or briquettes and fits most Broilmaster carts and posts, plus all of the company’s side shelves. For easier ordering, the Independence is also available in a complete package, with a black cart and one side shelf. Two stainless-steel, three-level cooking grids provide 442 square inches of cooking area. An available swing-away warming rack adds another 253 square inches. The redesigned grill lid provides an extra 1.5 inches of headroom (compared with Broilmaster’s current lid). The Independence grill is made in the United States, with the aluminum castings poured in Sheboygan, Wisconsin. Metal fabrication and final assembly take place in Empire’s plant in Belleville, Illinois.