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What Is a Pellet Grill?
"A pellet grill uses 100% all-natural compressed hardwood pellets to smoke, roast, bake, grill, and BBQ — delivering restaurant-quality results right in your backyard."
The Wood Pellet Grill, Reinvented
The wood pellet grill was invented over 35 years ago with one straightforward goal: give everyday backyard cooks the ability to create the same deep, complex wood-fire flavor that professional pitmasters had spent decades perfecting. Since then, the pellet grill has grown from a niche tool into the backyard centerpiece it is today — trusted by millions of home cooks who refuse to settle for ordinary.
Fuel your passion for wood-fired cooking and discover what a true outdoor kitchen can do.
How a Pellet Grill Works
Wood pellets feed from a hopper to a fire pot powered by an auger. Heat and smoke circulate throughout the cooking chamber — infusing every cut of meat, every vegetable, every dish with unmistakable hardwood character.
Fuel the Fire
Hardwood pellets are fed automatically from the hopper to the fire pot, delivering a steady, controllable flame and an extraordinary depth of flavor.
Set It & Forget It
A precision digital controller maintains exact temperatures from start to finish. Dial in your cook and walk away — the grill handles the rest while you enjoy your time outside.
Create Flavourful Moments
The result is food that looks, smells, and tastes remarkable — rich, smoky, perfectly finished results that turn any backyard gathering into a memory worth keeping.
What Are the Benefits of a Pellet Grill?
Pellet grills infuse your food with real hardwood flavour for results that are genuinely delicious. They are also remarkably easy to use — consistently performing at a high level every single cook, every single time.
As Easy as Turning On Your Oven
Setting the temperature on a pellet grill is exactly as intuitive as adjusting your kitchen oven. The digital controller maintains consistent heat throughout your entire cook — no babysitting, no second-guessing, no flare-ups.
Many modern models also offer WiFi-enabled connectivity, putting full control of your cook right in your pocket via a smartphone app. Start your grill, adjust temperatures, and monitor your food — all from wherever you happen to be.
Dramatically Better Taste
A pellet grill brings the flame directly to the food. Cooking over real all-natural hardwood makes everything taste noticeably better — more layered, more complex, and deeply satisfying in a way that gas or charcoal simply can't replicate.
The smoke produced by a quality pellet grill is clean and precisely calibrated, meaning food is always perfectly cooked with rich, beautiful colour and flavour you can count on from the very first bite to the last.
Wood Doesn't Just Fuel the Fire — It's the Secret Ingredient
The best-tasting food on a pellet grill comes from the wood itself. Premium hardwood pellets are made from 100% all-natural compressed sawdust — no binders, no fillers, no additives. Designed specifically for cooking, each variety is optimised for maximum performance and flavour transfer to your food.
Pellets are also available in a wide range of wood varieties, each pairing beautifully with different proteins and produce. Hickory and mesquite work brilliantly with hearty beef cuts, while apple and maple bring a sweeter, lighter character that complements pork, poultry, and even glazed vegetables to extraordinary effect.
Everything Else You Need to Know
Are Pellet Grills Electric?
Pellet grills use a small amount of electricity to power the auger that feeds hardwood pellets to the fire pot and the fan that circulates heat and smoke throughout the cooking chamber. The fire itself is fuelled entirely by 100% all-natural hardwood pellets — not electric heating elements.
How Much Electricity Does It Use?
Very little. Pellet grills are nearly 100% fuelled between settings — they typically consume only a small amount of electricity to operate the auger and fan. It is nowhere near the draw of an electric oven or kitchen appliance.
Can It Stay Outside?
Yes. Most pellet grills are engineered to live outdoors year-round. All-weather materials, quality construction, and a weatherproof cover will keep your grill protected and ready to cook through every season — rain, wind, or shine.
Can You Use It in the Rain?
You can cook with your pellet grill in light rain. Pellet grills are constructed to handle outdoor conditions and most will continue performing normally in wet weather. For heavy downpours, using a grill shelter or a quality cover is always the safest approach to protect the electronics and pellet hopper.
Ready to Elevate Your Backyard?
Experience the wood-fired difference with one of the most capable pellet grills available — built for backyard cooks who demand the very best in performance, flavour, and reliability.
Recteq X-Fire Pro 825