Coleman Revolution Dual Fuel Outdoor Kitchen
Courtyards with room for a 2 to 3.5 metre run in open air
Entertainers who want the fridge at the bench, not in the house
Building an outdoor kitchen in stages
Coleman · Outdoor Kitchens
The owner's insights on the Revolution Dual Fuel
Most kitchens that claim two fuels give you a gas grill with a charcoal tray bolted into one corner. This one does not. The Revolution Dual Fuel carries a full-size charcoal kettle and a full-size three-burner gas grill in the same body, each with its own lid, each with its own cooking chamber. You can sear steaks over gas on one side while a shoulder takes its time over charcoal on the other.
The charcoal side has a gas-assist burner underneath it, so the coals light from the control knob rather than from a chimney and a firelighter. It is the difference between deciding to cook with charcoal an hour ahead and deciding twenty minutes ahead. That single feature is why we think this unit earns its place over a separate kettle in the corner of the yard.
Underneath the gas grates sits Coleman's Flare-Free system, which captures and removes around 75% of the grease as it renders. Anyone who has watched a flare-up blacken a tray of sausages will understand why that matters more than another burner would.
Four configurations share this page. Fridge only is the shortest run at 2,035mm; add a storage cupboard or a sink module and you are at 2,730mm; take all three modules and the run reaches 3,425mm. Whichever you choose, the charcoal lid needs at least 200mm of clear air behind it to swing fully open. That is a minimum for the lid, not a fire clearance: Coleman's manual asks for more than 91.4cm between the barbecue and anything combustible. If your space is shorter than the run, or you want a single freestanding barbecue rather than a built run, the Aluvy MARCEL is the better answer for your space.
Why you'll love the Revolution Dual Fuel
Two fuels, no compromise on either
A full 2,568 cm² charcoal kettle and a full 3,036 cm² gas grill, side by side under one bench. Neither is a token gesture bolted onto the other.
Charcoal lit from a knob
A 10.5 MJ gas-assist burner sits under the kettle and brings the coals up to heat, so charcoal becomes a weeknight decision rather than a weekend project.
Fewer ruined dinners
Flare-Free Technology captures and removes around 75% of rendering grease before it can reach the burners, which is what stops the flare-ups that char the outside and leave the middle raw.
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.
Lights in wind and rain
The weatherproof Instastart ignition is built to fire in the conditions that actually stop a barbecue, not only on a still evening in January.
Four runs, one price ladder
Start at fridge only and step up to sink, storage and fridge together. Every module shares the same 695mm width, so the range is modular by design; any additions are by arrangement, so call us.
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 tell you which configuration fits, plus the clearances the manual asks for around the barbecue.
Call todayRevolution Dual Fuel specifications
| Type | Modular outdoor kitchen, dual fuel barbecue with charcoal kettle and gas grill |
|---|---|
| Configurations | Fridge; Storage and fridge; Sink and fridge; Sink, storage and fridge |
| Finishes | Black Gloss or Matt Black, 304-grade stainless steel bench top |
| Gas cooking surface | 3,036 cm² (D 46.5 x W 66.6 cm) |
| Charcoal cooking surface | Approximately 2,568 cm² (57 cm diameter kettle) |
| Gas burners | Three 304 stainless steel tube burners, 11.9 MJ each |
| Charcoal gas-assist burner | One 304 stainless steel tube burner, 10.5 MJ |
| Total heat output | 46.2 MJ |
| Gas type | ULPG (bottled LPG) |
| Ignition | Weatherproof Instastart |
| Barbecue dimensions | W 1,860mm (shelves open) or 1,630mm (shelves down) x D 740mm x H 1,220mm |
| Barbecue weight | 91.7 kg |
| Run widths | 2,035mm with one module; 2,730mm with two; 3,425mm with three |
| Rear clearance required | 200mm minimum, so the charcoal lid opens fully |
| Siting (Coleman manual) | Open air only: not under an awning, roof or overhang; more than 91.4cm from combustible materials; not near windows, siding or fencing |
| 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 dimensions | Barbecue L 1,670 x W 760 x H 630mm; modules ship separately |
| Packed weight | 117 kg (barbecue), 27.78 kg (fridge module), 42.29 kg (storage module), 42.06 kg (sink module) |
| Delivery | Free Australia-wide, typically 3 to 5 business days |
Planning the run for your space
The dual fuel barbecue occupies 1,340mm in the middle of the run. Each module adds 695mm beside it, so a one-module kitchen is 2,035mm, two modules is 2,730mm, and the full sink, storage and fridge run is 3,425mm. Depth is 703mm at the modules and 590mm at the barbecue body, so the modules sit slightly proud of the barbecue.
Bench height is 924mm across the modules, with the sink module standing taller at 1,214mm to carry the tap. The one measurement people miss is behind the unit: the charcoal lid swings back on a 590mm arc, so leave at least 200mm behind the barbecue or the lid will not open fully. That 200mm is for the lid only. 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. Browse the rest of the outdoor kitchen range to compare footprints.
Frequently asked questions
Which configuration should I choose?
Fridge only is the shortest and cheapest run. Add a storage cupboard if you want a closed cabinet for charcoal, tools and the gas bottle. Add the sink module if you would rather rinse and prep outside. The full sink, storage and fridge run gives you all three at 3,425mm wide.
Can I use the charcoal and the gas at the same time?
Yes. The charcoal kettle and the gas grill are separate cooking chambers with separate lids under one body, so you can run both together, or either on its own.
How much space do I need?
Between 2,035mm and 3,425mm of width depending on how many modules you take, at 703mm deep. Leave at least 200mm behind the barbecue so the charcoal lid can open fully on its 590mm arc. 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.
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 captures and removes around 75% of the grease that renders out while you cook, before it can drip onto the burners. Less grease reaching the flame means fewer flare-ups, fewer hot spots and less food burnt on the outside while still raw in the middle.
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.
Can I add more modules later?
The Revolution range is modular by design and every module shares the same 695mm width. Any additions are by arrangement. Talk to us about what you want to add before you order, so we can confirm availability for you.
How is it delivered?
The barbecue ships as a single 117 kg carton measuring 1,670 x 760 x 630mm, with the modules in their own cartons. It is a two-person lift. Delivery is free Australia-wide and typically takes 3 to 5 business days.
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