Coleman Revolution 4 Burner Outdoor Kitchen
Courtyards where space is tight
Weeknight cooking as much as weekend entertaining
Building an outdoor kitchen in stages
Coleman · Outdoor Kitchens
The owner's insights on the Revolution 4 Burner
This is the gas-only member of the Revolution family. It is also the one most people actually need. Four burners at 10.3 MJ each plus a 14.3 MJ side burner give you 55.5 MJ, which is more total output than the dual fuel model carries. All of it goes into gas, where most weeknight cooking happens.
The cooking surface is split rather than uniform. Roughly one third is hotplate, carrying a smooth side and a ridged side; the other two thirds is open grill grate. That split is the difference between cooking eggs and onions properly and balancing a pan on a grate. The grates are double-stacked, which holds heat better and channels the fat forward into a removable grease cup rather than down onto the burners.
The side burner is the part people underestimate. It takes a pot, which means a sauce or a pan of prawns never has to go back to the indoor stove. On a night with ten people outside, that one burner is what keeps the cook out there with everyone else.
Three configurations share this page, in either finish. Sink only is the shortest run at 2,129mm and the cheapest way in. Storage and fridge, or sink and fridge, take you to 2,824mm. At 1,434mm the barbecue is around 100mm narrower than the dual fuel unit, so the run suits a tighter courtyard, provided the barbecue still has the clearances its manual asks for. If you want charcoal as well as gas, the Revolution Dual Fuel is the model to look at instead.
Why you'll love the Revolution 4 Burner
More heat than the dual fuel
55.5 MJ across four main burners and a side burner, all of it available on gas, against 46.2 MJ split across two fuels on the dual fuel model.
A burner for the pot
The 14.3 MJ side burner takes a saucepan or a pan, so sauces, prawns and sides get cooked outside instead of pulling you back to the indoor stove.
Hotplate and grill on one surface
One third hotplate with a smooth side and a ridged side, two thirds open grate. Breakfast and a barbecue both work without swapping anything out.
Fewer ruined dinners
Coleman's patented Flare-Free Technology channels rendering grease into a removable front cup before it can reach the burners and cause a flare-up.
Cold drinks stay outside
The 70 litre tropical-grade fridge module holds three shelves of cans and bottles at the bench, so nobody walks back to the house mid-conversation.
A shorter run
At 1,434mm the barbecue is around 100mm narrower than the dual fuel unit, so a one-module run is 2,129mm long. It still needs open air: more than 91.4cm from anything combustible, with no roof or overhang above it.
Why you should consider a Coleman outdoor kitchen
Coleman has made outdoor gear for more than 120 years. 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 sized to the space. Buy yours through My Acre and we will beat any genuine like-for-like price you find elsewhere. Delivery is free Australia-wide and typically takes 3 to 5 business days. If a warranty question ever comes up, you deal with us, not the maker.
Talk it through before you order
Send us a photo of the space with the roof line, windows and fences marked. We will confirm the run fits the manual's clearances, plus whether the 4 burner or the dual fuel suits how you actually cook.
Call todayRevolution 4 Burner specifications
| Type | Modular outdoor kitchen, four burner gas barbecue with side burner |
|---|---|
| Configurations | Sink; Storage and fridge; Sink and fridge |
| Finishes | Black Gloss or Matt Black, 304-grade stainless steel bench top |
| Main cooking surface | 3,097 cm² (D 46.5 x W 66.6 cm) |
| Side burner surface | 924 cm² (D 14.7 x W 62.8 cm) |
| Main burners | Four 304 stainless steel tube burners, 10.3 MJ each |
| Side burner | 14.3 MJ |
| Total heat output | 55.5 MJ |
| Gas type | ULPG (bottled LPG) |
| Cooking surface layout | One third hotplate (smooth and ridged sides), two thirds grill grate, double-stacked |
| Ignition | Instastart |
| Barbecue dimensions | W 1,434mm x D 607mm x H 1,218mm |
| Barbecue weight | 73.3 kg |
| Run widths | 2,129mm with one module; 2,824mm 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 |
| Packed weight | 27.78 kg (fridge module), 42.29 kg (storage module), 42.06 kg (sink module); barbecue carton confirmed on order |
| Delivery | Free Australia-wide, typically 3 to 5 business days |
Planning the run for your space
The barbecue measures 1,434mm wide and 607mm deep. Each module is 695mm wide and 703mm deep, so a barbecue with one module makes a 2,129mm run and a barbecue with two makes 2,824mm. Bench height sits at 924mm across the modules, with the sink module taller at 1,214mm to carry the tap.
Where the run goes matters as much as its length. Coleman's assembly manual says not to light the barbecue under an awning, in a covered area such as a porch or gazebo, or under the overhang of a house, garage or other structure. It also asks for more than 91.4cm between the barbecue and any combustible material or surface, with no windows, siding or fencing nearby. Measure the space, including the distance to the nearest window, fence and roof edge, then call us with it; we will confirm the fit rather than leave you to work it out. Compare footprints across the outdoor kitchen range.
Frequently asked questions
How is this different from the Dual Fuel model?
The 4 Burner is gas only, with more total output at 55.5 MJ and a built-in side burner. The Dual Fuel trades the side burner for a full charcoal kettle alongside the gas grill, at 46.2 MJ. The 4 Burner barbecue is also around 100mm narrower.
Which configuration should I choose?
Sink only is the shortest run and the cheapest way in. Storage and fridge suits anyone who wants cold drinks and a closed cupboard for the gas bottle. Sink and fridge suits anyone who would rather rinse and prep outside than store things there.
What is the cooking surface made up of?
Roughly one third is hotplate, carrying a smooth side and a ridged side; the other two thirds is open grill grate. The grates are double-stacked, which holds more heat and directs fat forward into a removable grease cup.
What can I use the side burner for?
It takes a saucepan or a frying pan across a 924 cm² surface at 14.3 MJ, so sauces, sides and seafood can be cooked outside rather than on the indoor stove.
What gas does it run on?
ULPG, the bottled LPG sold at any service station or hardware store. The storage module is where most owners keep the bottle.
What does Flare-Free Technology actually do?
It channels the grease that renders out while you cook into a removable front cup, before it can drip onto the burners. Less grease reaching the flame means fewer flare-ups and fewer hot spots.
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.
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 much space do I need?
The run is 2,129mm or 2,824mm long depending on how many modules you take, at 703mm deep. Coleman's manual also asks for more than 91.4cm between the barbecue and anything combustible, with no roof or overhang above it and no window, siding or fence nearby. Call us with your measurements and we will confirm the fit before you order.
Compare with similar
Coleman Revolution 4 Burner Outdoor Kitchen
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Best for gas cooks who want a side burner and a tighter footprint
Coleman Revolution Dual Fuel Outdoor Kitchen
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Best for cooks who want charcoal and gas without running two barbecues
Coleman Pro Series 5 Burner Outdoor Kitchen
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Bring the Revolution 4 Burner home
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