Coyote is built for the outdoor kitchen: grills, burners and outdoor-rated refrigeration made to live outside and to be built in rather than rolled out and put away.
An outdoor kitchen is planned, not bought piece by piece, and it is easiest to plan when you can see the components together. Coyote rewards the visitor thinking about how an outdoor room actually cooks and hosts.
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See Coyote in a finished kitchen display at Design Gallery Roseville. Book a visit and we will walk you through it in person.
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Coyote focuses on outdoor cooking, with built-in gas grills alongside charcoal grilling and burners designed to anchor a full outdoor kitchen. The line is meant to be composed: a cooking wall built into cabinetry made for the weather.
Outdoor cooking is a different craft from the indoor range, and the components are worth handling before they are set in place. See how a Coyote grill and its companions fit together, and plan the outdoor room around the way your household gathers.
Planning a Coyote outdoor kitchen
An outdoor kitchen is designed in elevation, not by the individual appliance. Start with the island or cooking wall: grill head, side burner, refrigeration, access doors, countertop. Coyote components are sized to sit together, which reduces the fiddly gap-filling that sinks a masonry plan. Plan the refrigeration and storage doors at the same time as the grill, since they share a countertop run and a door swing. What the brochure cannot show is the cutout tolerance, the clearance to combustibles and the way the lid opens against the backsplash. Check each against the installation sheet before the stone goes in.
What Coyote makes for the outdoor kitchen
The line reads most clearly as a set of building blocks:
gas grill heads sized for island cutouts.
wood-pellet cooking in a built-in format.
side burners and other additions for the cooking wall.
doors, drawers and access panels to match the grill.
outdoor-rated units for drinks and ingredients.
Coyote through a design lens
Our focus is design: how a Coyote cooking wall reads next to your stone, cabinetry and terrace, and how the outdoor room connects to the indoor kitchen. Ask the team what outdoor cooking is on display, and bring a plan so we can talk through layout and finishes. Designers can start with the Trade Program for designers. For specification sheets and model numbers, ask DreamHome Appliance Group, inside Design Gallery.
Where to see it
Frequently asked questions
Who makes Coyote grills?
Coyote Outdoor Living is a Texas company, created around 2010 by Jim Ginocchi, with a focus on outdoor kitchens.
What does Coyote Outdoor Living make?
Coyote makes built-in gas grills, a pellet grill, side burners and secondary cooking, storage and outdoor refrigeration.
Are Coyote grills designed for built-in outdoor kitchens?
Yes. The range is built around island and cooking wall installations, with components sized to sit together.
Can I see Coyote in Roseville?
A Coyote grill is part of our outdoor living display, set with a stone island countertop beside other outdoor cooking and cabinetry. Ask the team before you visit and we can plan the conversation around your layout.
See it in the gallery
See Coyote in a finished kitchen display, then book a visit to walk the floor with us and see our working kitchen.
900 Sunrise Ave, RosevilleMonday – Saturday, 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM(916) 500-5417
Alongside Coyote
More brands in outdoor kitchens, represented at Design Gallery.
