

Pros
- Burner Count and Cooking Area the Big Brands Charge Double For: The Denali 605 puts six main burners plus a side burner, 84,000 BTU and 900 square inches of cooking area behind a $739 price, against comparable premium grills at around $1,799.
- Smart Features That Are Actually Useful: Bluetooth app control with a 65-foot range, an LED display, a glass viewing window, electronic ignition and 700°F in around ten minutes on the Denali, with two meat probes and a rotisserie kit included on the Eminence 605.
- Ten Years of Warranty at the Top of the Range: The Eminence series carries ten years on stainless steel burners and fireboxes and five on flame tamers and cooking grids; every other series carries eight years on burners, with free delivery, a price match guarantee and pay-over-time financing.
Cons
- The headline ten-year warranty applies to the Eminence series — the Denali, Mesa and Classic lines carry eight years on burners and two on most other parts, which is still generous at these prices.
- Convertible models need a separate kit to run on natural gas, so it is worth buying the kit with the grill rather than discovering it in April.
The Verdict
What sets Monument apart is how much grill the money buys: The Denali 605 at $739 runs six main burners plus a side burner, 84,000 BTU and 900 square inches of cooking area across 640 primary and 260 secondary, on porcelain-enamelled cast iron grates, with Bluetooth app control at 65 feet, an LED display, a glass viewing window and 700°F in about ten minutes. Smoked BBQ Source framed it against a comparable Weber at roughly $1,799. Above it, the Eminence 605 at $1,349 adds an infrared rear burner and a side sear station, 89,000 BTU, 800°F in ten minutes, a rotisserie kit and two meat probes, temperature-sensing knob lighting and die-cast aluminium panels. The range goes down as sensibly as it goes up. The Mesa II 410FBZ at $299 and Mesa 220 at $349 cover a small patio; the Mesa 415BZ at $499 brings four burners plus a sear and side burner, 62,000 BTU, 630 square inches, a ClearView lid and four swivel casters; the Denali 405 and 425 sit at $649 and $619. Warranty is tiered — ten years on Eminence stainless burners and fireboxes, eight years on burners across every other series. Delivery is free, returns run 30 days, a price match guarantee and financing are offered, and damage claims need filing within seven business days of delivery, so open the box promptly. For a big cook on a real budget, this is where to look first.
Six Burners and 900 Square Inches, Under a Thousand Dollars
Monument Grills builds gas grills across four series — Eminence, Denali, Mesa and Mesa II, and the numerically named Classic line — in propane and natural gas variants. Current pricing runs the Eminence 605 at $1,349, the Eminence 405 at $949, the Denali 605Pro at $899, the Eminence 425 at $749, the Denali 605 at $739, the Classic 77352 at $699, the Denali 405 at $649 and 425 at $619, the Classic 35633 at $599, the Mesa 415BZ at $499, the Mesa 425 at $449, the Mesa 325 at $439, the Mesa 305 at $419, the Mesa II 415BZ and Mesa 200S at $369, the Mesa 220 at $349 and the Mesa II 410FBZ at $299.
Verified specifications. The Denali 605 at $739 carries six main burners plus a side burner, 84,000 BTU as stated by the manufacturer, and 900 square inches of total cooking area across 640 primary and 260 secondary, on porcelain-enamelled cast iron grates, with Bluetooth app control at a 65-foot range, a glass viewing window, an LED display, electronic ignition and 700°F in around ten minutes, measuring 65.5 by 24.0 by 46.5 inches at 117.5lb. The Eminence 605 at $1,349 runs six main burners plus an infrared rear burner and a side sear station at 89,000 BTU and 860 square inches, reaching 800°F in ten minutes, with a rotisserie kit and two meat probes included, temperature-sensing knob lighting and die-cast aluminium panels. The Mesa 415BZ from $499 has four main burners plus sear and side burners at 62,000 BTU and 630 square inches, with Broil Zone U-shaped fire holes, a ClearView lid, porcelain cast iron grates and four swivel casters. Note that an independent review reported a lower BTU figure than the manufacturer's for the Denali 605, so treat 84,000 as the manufacturer's stated number.
Warranty is tiered by series. The Eminence series carries ten years on stainless steel burners and fireboxes, five years on flame tamers and cooking grids and five years on most other parts. All other series carry eight years on burners, two years on stainless fireboxes and two years on most other components. Coverage is for replacement of parts that prove defective under normal use and service, with approved claims shipping replacement parts free. Excluded are rust and oxidation from humidity, salt or chlorine, severe weather, improper maintenance or misuse, commercial or rental use, second-hand or unauthorised-retailer purchases, and cosmetic scratches and dents. Claims need the model and serial number, proof of purchase and photographs, on 1-800-530-9133, Monday to Friday 9am to 5pm Eastern.
Returns run 30 days from receipt of the grill, with no restocking fee stated; return shipping is at the customer's expense for a change of mind and paid by Monument for a defective or non-functioning grill. Damage claims must be filed within seven business days of delivery, with remedies including replacement parts, a discount or a full replacement. Accessories that have been opened, used or assembled, or are past 30 days, are not returnable. Orders process in one to two business days with delivery in three to five business days after the first carrier scan, and free delivery is advertised. A price match guarantee and pay-over-time financing are offered. Wayfair lists the Smart Denali 605 at 4.6 out of 5 across 492 reviews, and the Denali line has carried Consumer Reports recognition.
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