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The best 4-burner BBQs in Australia

Updated 12 September 2026 · By the BBQ Guide Australia editorial team · Prices checked at Australian retailers

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Six four-burner gas BBQs sold in Australia compared: what separates a $229 Jumbuck from a $1,399 Coleman, and which one to buy for a family.

Our picks at a glance

PickProductBurnersHoodPrice*
Best valueJumbuck Horizon 4 burner gas trolley BBQ4Yes$349
Best mid-rangeMatador Spark 4 burner gas BBQ4 plus side burnerYes, with thermometer$669
Best premiumBeefEater Clubman 4 burner gas BBQ4Yes$786.18
Best with cabinet under $500Jumbuck Horizon Plus 4 burner gas trolley BBQ4 plus side burnerYes, with thermometer$484
Premium finishColeman Revolution 4 burner BBQ with side burner4 plus side burnerYes$1,399
Cheapest hoodedJumbuck Portland 4 burner hooded gas BBQ4Yes$229

*Lowest price we found at an Australian retailer when this guide was last checked. Prices move; confirm on the retailer's site.

Four burners is the standard Australian family BBQ: half grill, half plate, a hood, and enough space that nothing has to queue. The category runs from $229 to well over a thousand and the differences are in plates, burners, body and warranty.

What changes with price

At $229 to $349 (Jumbuck Portland, Horizon) you get enamelled steel, pressed plates, tube burners and a short warranty. The Horizon adds a trolley and shelves and is the value point. At $484 to $669 (Horizon Plus, Matador Spark) you get an enclosed cabinet, side burner, heavier plates and a better finish. At $786 (BeefEater Clubman) you get an Australian brand with cast-iron burners and a warranty that covers them. At $1,399 (Coleman Revolution) you are buying finish and features against the Weber Genesis and Ziegler & Brown ranges.

The picks

The Jumbuck Horizon 4 is our value pick and what most families should buy if the budget is tight; keep it covered. The Matador Spark 4 is the step up that most people will be happier with long term. The BeefEater Clubman is the buy-once option. The Horizon Plus is for anyone who wants the cylinder hidden under $500. The Coleman Revolution is the premium-finish choice. The Portland is the cheapest hooded four-burner in the country.

The picks in detail

Best value

Jumbuck Horizon 4 burner gas trolley BBQ

$349 at bunnings.com.au · checked 12 Sep 2026

Hood, trolley, shelves, $349.

  • Burners: 4
  • Hood: Yes
  • Trolley: Yes, with side shelves
  • Fuel: LPG

Pros

  • The best-value four-burner trolley BBQ we found
  • Side shelves and a proper cart

Cons

  • Enamel and steel, not stainless
  • Assembly takes an afternoon
$349 at Bunnings
Best mid-range

Matador Spark 4 burner gas BBQ

$669 at bunnings.com.au · checked 12 Sep 2026

Heavier plates, cabinet, side burner.

  • Burners: 4 plus side burner
  • Hood: Yes, with thermometer
  • Body: Stainless-look, enclosed cabinet
  • Brand: Bunnings' premium house brand

Pros

  • The step up from Jumbuck: heavier plates, better finish
  • Looks like a thousand-dollar BBQ

Cons

  • Warranty is shorter than Weber or Beefeater
  • Bunnings-only parts
$669 at Bunnings
Best premium

BeefEater Clubman 4 burner gas BBQ

$786.18 at amazon.com.au · checked 12 Sep 2026

Australian brand, cast-iron burners.

  • Burners: 4
  • Hood: Yes
  • Brand: Australian brand, long warranty on burners
  • Fuel: LPG

Pros

  • Australian brand built for Australian conditions
  • Cast-iron burners with a long warranty
  • Parts available for years

Cons

  • Plainer looking than the Bunnings house brands at the same price
$786.18 at Amazon Australia
Best with cabinet under $500

Jumbuck Horizon Plus 4 burner gas trolley BBQ

$484 at bunnings.com.au · checked 12 Sep 2026

Enclosed cylinder cabinet and side burner.

  • Burners: 4 plus side burner
  • Hood: Yes, with thermometer
  • Trolley: Enclosed cabinet

Pros

  • Enclosed cabinet hides the cylinder
  • Side burner for sauces

Cons

  • Still budget construction under the extra features
$484 at Bunnings
Premium finish

Coleman Revolution 4 burner BBQ with side burner

$1,399 at amazon.com.au · checked 12 Sep 2026

Gloss cabinet and side burner.

  • Burners: 4 plus side burner
  • Hood: Yes
  • Finish: Black gloss

Pros

  • Premium finish and cabinet
  • Bundle includes a cover in some listings

Cons

  • Fourteen hundred dollars puts it against Weber Genesis and Ziegler & Brown
$1,399 at Amazon Australia
Cheapest hooded

Jumbuck Portland 4 burner hooded gas BBQ

$229 at bunnings.com.au · checked 12 Sep 2026

$229.

  • Burners: 4
  • Hood: Yes
  • Fuel: LPG
  • Warranty: Check listing; Jumbuck is Bunnings' house brand

Pros

  • A hooded four-burner for under two hundred and fifty dollars
  • Enough for a family barbecue

Cons

  • Budget steel and enamel; keep it covered
  • Burners and plates wear faster than premium brands
$229 at Bunnings

Frequently asked questions

Is a 4 burner BBQ too big for a family of four?

No, if you use it properly: two burners on for a weeknight, all four for a roast with the outer burners on and the middle off. It uses more gas than a two-burner only when you light all of it.

Do I need a side burner?

Only if you will actually cook sauces or boil corn outside. Most side burners are used twice and then become a shelf.

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