Coleman Pro Series 5 Burner Outdoor Kitchen
Long runs and corner layouts around a terrace
Cooks who want cast iron rather than stainless grates
Building an alfresco kitchen in stages
Coleman · Outdoor Kitchens
The owner's insights on the Pro Series 5 Burner
The Pro Series is the heavier build in the Coleman range. The specification is where you see it. A die-cast aluminium burner box instead of pressed steel, a double-walled porcelain-enamel lid, and porcelain-enamel coated cast-iron grates rather than stainless bars. Cast iron holds heat through a cold sausage in a way stainless does not.
Output is 86.9 MJ across five burners, with 5,174 cm² of total cooking surface: 4,129 cm² of primary area plus a 1,045 cm² secondary zone. That is roughly two thirds more cooking area than the Revolution 4 Burner, which is the difference between cooking for eight and cooking for a crowd without working in shifts.
One third of the plate is a double-sided hotplate, ridged on one face and smooth on the other. You turn it over rather than buying an accessory, which is a small thing that stops mattering only once you have owned a barbecue without it.
Eight configurations share this page, all in matt black. Two of them use a corner module, which turns the run through ninety degrees and is the reason this range suits a terrace with a return wall rather than one straight span. If you want charcoal in the mix, the Revolution Dual Fuel is the model to look at instead.
Why you'll love the Pro Series 5 Burner
Cast iron, not stainless bars
Porcelain-enamel coated cast-iron grates over steel flame tamers hold heat far better than pressed stainless, which is what stops the temperature crashing when a cold tray goes on.
86.9 MJ across five burners
Roughly 60% more output than the Revolution 4 Burner, with 5,174 cm² of total cooking surface against 4,021 cm².
A burner box built to last
Die-cast aluminium rather than pressed steel, with 304 stainless heavy-gauge burners chosen for corrosion resistance in coastal and humid conditions.
Turn the plate, change the cooking
The 1/3 hotplate is double-sided: ridged for searing, smooth for eggs, onions and anything delicate. No accessory to buy, nothing else to store.
Corner layouts, not just straight runs
Two configurations use the 807mm corner module, so the kitchen can turn ninety degrees around a terrace instead of demanding one long wall.
Eight layouts on one price ladder
Start with a single storage, fridge or sink module and step up to a three-module corner run, all sharing the same barbecue.
Why you should consider a Coleman outdoor kitchen
Coleman has been building outdoor cooking equipment since 1900. The Revolution and Pro Series ranges are its modular answer for Australian courtyards: 304-grade stainless steel bench tops, a five year warranty on the barbecue and the cabinetry, and a module system that lets a kitchen be built in stages rather than all at once. Buy yours through My Acre and we will beat any genuine like-for-like price you find elsewhere. We quote your delivery to your address before you commit, so there is no freight surprise at checkout. If a warranty question ever comes up, you are calling us directly, not an overseas call centre.
Talk it through before you order
Eight layouts is a lot to weigh up. Tell us the shape of your terrace and we will tell you which run works, including whether a corner module earns its place.
Call todayPro Series 5 Burner specifications
| Type | Modular outdoor kitchen, five burner gas barbecue |
|---|---|
| Configurations | Storage; Fridge; Sink; Storage and sink; Fridge and sink; Fridge and storage; Fridge, corner and storage; Storage, corner and sink |
| Finish | Matt Black, 304-grade stainless steel bench top |
| Total cooking surface | 5,174 cm² |
| Primary cooking area | 4,129 cm² |
| Secondary cooking area | 1,045 cm² |
| Total heat output | 86.9 MJ/h |
| Wok burner output | 11.9 MJ/h |
| Burners | Five 304 stainless steel heavy-gauge burners over steel heavy-gauge flame tamers |
| Burner box | Die-cast aluminium |
| Lid | Double-walled porcelain enamel |
| Grates | Porcelain-enamel coated cast iron |
| Hotplate | Premium 1/3 double-sided, ridged and smooth faces |
| Main burners output | 15 MJ/h each |
| Gas type | Universal LPG (bottled) |
| Barbecue dimensions | W 1,705mm x D 640mm x H 1,217mm |
| Barbecue weight | 95 kg |
| Run widths | 2,400mm with one module; 3,095mm with two |
| Module dimensions | W 695mm x D 703mm x H 924mm (sink module H 1,214mm) |
| Corner module | W 807mm x D 807mm x H 851mm, 12.56 kg |
| Bench tops | 304-grade stainless steel |
| Fridge | 70 L net capacity, three shelves, R600a refrigerant, tropical climate grade; W 430 x D 475 x H 690mm |
| Sink module | Hot and cold taps, one-piece welded top; sink W 370 x D 455 x H 175mm |
| Warranty | 5 years on the barbecue and modules, 1 year on the fridge unit |
| Delivery | Quoted to your address before you order. Call us for a firm figure. |
Choosing between the eight layouts
The barbecue itself measures 1,705mm wide, 640mm deep and 1,217mm high, and weighs 95 kg. Six of the eight layouts are straight runs: a single storage, fridge or sink module beside the barbecue, or two modules paired as storage and sink, fridge and sink, or fridge and storage. Each module adds 695mm at 703mm deep, with a 924mm bench height, so a one-module run takes about 2,400mm of wall and a two-module run about 3,095mm.
The remaining two add the corner module, an 807mm by 807mm square that turns the run through ninety degrees. That is what makes this range suit an L-shaped terrace or a return wall, where a straight run would either overshoot or waste the corner. Call us with a sketch of your space and we will tell you which of the eight actually fits. Compare footprints across the outdoor kitchen range.
Frequently asked questions
How is the Pro Series different from the Revolution range?
It is the heavier build. A die-cast aluminium burner box instead of pressed steel, a double-walled porcelain-enamel lid, and porcelain-enamel coated cast-iron grates rather than stainless bars. Output is 86.9 MJ across five burners against 55.5 MJ on the Revolution 4 Burner.
How much cooking surface do I get?
5,174 cm² in total: 4,129 cm² of primary cooking area plus a 1,045 cm² secondary zone. That is roughly two thirds more than the Revolution 4 Burner.
What does the corner module do?
It is an 807mm by 807mm square that turns the run through ninety degrees, so the kitchen can wrap a corner of the terrace instead of needing one long straight wall. Two of the eight configurations include it.
Why cast-iron grates rather than stainless?
Cast iron holds far more heat, so the temperature does not crash when cold food goes on. The porcelain-enamel coating is what keeps it from rusting outdoors.
How much wall does it need?
The barbecue is 1,705mm wide and 640mm deep, so a run with one module takes about 2,400mm and a run with two takes about 3,095mm, at 703mm deep. The two corner layouts turn ninety degrees instead, so send us a sketch and we will confirm the fit.
Is it available in Black Gloss?
Not currently. Coleman lists the Pro Series kitchen in Matt Black only. The Revolution Dual Fuel and 4 Burner kitchens are the ones offered in both finishes.
What exactly does the warranty cover?
Five years on the barbecue and the cabinet modules, one year on the fridge unit itself. My Acre handles any warranty claim on your behalf, so you deal with us rather than chasing the manufacturer.
How big is the fridge?
70 litres net, with three shelves sized for cans and bottles. It is a tropical climate grade unit running on R600a refrigerant, which is the low global warming potential option.
Can I add more modules later?
The Pro Series shares the module system with the Revolution range and every straight module is 695mm wide, so a run can be extended. Talk to us about what you want to add before you order, so we can confirm availability for you.
Compare with similar
Coleman Pro Series 5 Burner Outdoor Kitchen
The heaviest build in the Coleman range: die-cast aluminium burner box, cast-iron grates and 86.9 MJ across five burners.
Best for heavy entertainers and L-shaped terraces needing a corner module
From $3,598
Coleman Revolution 4 Burner Outdoor Kitchen
Lighter build and less output at 55.5 MJ, in a narrower body, available in two finishes rather than matt black only.
Best for gas cooks with a tighter footprint and a smaller budget
From $2,498
Coleman Revolution Dual Fuel Outdoor Kitchen
Trades outright gas output for a full charcoal kettle alongside the gas grill, with a gas-assist burner to light the coals.
Best for cooks who want charcoal and gas without running two barbecues
From $3,597
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