Smokers and Grills at Pinecraft Barbecue.

What brands and cookers does the Smokers and Grills catalog at Pinecraft Barbecue carry? Meadow Creek anchors the smoker side of the lineup with trailer-mounted tank smokers, gas pig roasters, a cabinet smoker, and a steak grill built for searing at high heat. Meadow Creek builds its cookers from food-grade T304 stainless steel, so a trailer that spends every weekend on the road holds up against salt air and repeated washdowns without rusting through.

On the ceramic side, Big Green Egg is manufactured in seven sizes, from Mini up to 2XL, each built from ceramics designed to reflect heat, which lets one cooker hold a steady low temperature for an overnight brisket or run hot enough for a quick sear later the same day. We keep several of those sizes in the catalog so a customer can compare a Medium against a Large in person before deciding which one actually fits their lanai or patio.

For gas grills, the catalog leans on Napoleon, Delta Heat, and Twin Eagles. Napoleon's grill line traces back to 1976, when the company started as a steel fabricator in Barrie, Ontario, before adding barbecue grills to its product line in 1995, and that manufacturing background shows up in the heavy stainless bodies and infrared burners on their current Prestige and Rogue models. Delta Heat and Twin Eagles fill out the built-in side of the lineup, both aimed at outdoor kitchen islands rather than freestanding carts.

Pinecraft Barbecue's Smokers and Grills catalog lists cookers from Meadow Creek, Big Green Egg, Napoleon, Delta Heat, and Twin Eagles, and this page is the place to start comparing them side by side. If you already know you want a trailer for a catering business, our Meadow Creek mobile sinks pair with these smokers for onsite cleanup, and our Thunderbird rubs and wood chunks and splits round out what you would load onto that trailer. Ask about the line at the Sarasota showroom, and order the size and finish shown here.