Lynx builds the outdoor kitchen to an indoor standard. These are professional-grade grills and outdoor cooking appliances, made in the United States in California, engineered in heavy stainless for people who cook outside as seriously as they cook in. The outdoor kitchen has become a real room, and Lynx treats it like one.
That is why it deserves to be seen, not just specified. The weight of a Lynx hood, the action of the burners, the build of the cart are things you register with your hands. In the Gallery the outdoor kitchen stops being an afterthought bolted to a patio and becomes part of the designed home.
On the floor in Roseville
See Lynx 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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The brand's whole argument is that outside should not mean lesser. Commercial-grade materials, serious burner output and finishes built to live in weather carry the professional kitchen out the back door, so an outdoor kitchen can be specified with the same intent as the indoor one.
For a designer working on indoor and outdoor living together, that continuity is the point: one level of craft across the whole home. Stand at a Lynx grill on the floor, work the controls, and judge the build the way it will be judged after years of real use.
Lynx grill lines, from Sedona to Professional
Lynx divides its grills into series. The Professional line is the flagship, with heavy stainless construction and options such as rotisseries and sear zones. The Sedona series offers a more accessible entry into the same brand. Both are offered as built-in and cart-mounted grills.
Sizes are generally described in inches of cooking width, and the 30, 36, 42 and 54-inch classes are the ones designers plan around. The width you choose sets the island dimensions, the countertop span and the ventilation requirement for a covered patio.
Outdoor kitchen components around the grill
A Lynx grill rarely stands alone. The companion pieces designers draw into the run include:
for pots and high-heat work next to the main grill.
outdoor-rated units for drinks and provisions.
weather-resistant drawers, doors and trash pull-outs.
to protect the grill and give it a place on the patio.
Fuel type, gas line routing and clearance to combustibles are the planning points to settle first.
Designing the outdoor cooking wall
Climate, stone selection, countertop overhang and sightlines from the house all shape how an outdoor kitchen reads. Bring your plan to our team and we can talk through the cabinetry and surface choices with you. Designers can start with the Trade Program for designers to set up a partnership.
What to examine on a Lynx grill
Outdoor equipment lives in weather, so build quality shows in small things: the thickness of the stainless, the way the hood closes, the feel of the knobs, the burner and ignition layout, and how easily the grates come out for cleaning. Ask about warming racks, interior lighting and the options for sear zones and rotisseries. Think about what the grill will face too, whether coastal air, summer heat or winter rain, and check care guidance for the finish. A grill that is easy to maintain is one a household keeps using.
Where to see it
Frequently asked questions
Who owns Lynx grills?
Lynx belongs to Composition Brands, the former Middleby residential kitchen unit, majority-owned by 26North since February 2026. Middleby, which bought Lynx in 2015, keeps a minority stake, and the group also includes Viking, AGA and U-Line.
What is the difference between Lynx Professional and Sedona?
Professional is the flagship, with the full feature set and the heaviest construction. Sedona is the more accessible series from the same brand.
What sizes do Lynx built-in grills come in?
Common cooking-width classes are 30, 36, 42 and 54 inches. Confirm exact dimensions and cutout requirements for the model.
Can Lynx be part of a full outdoor kitchen?
Yes. The brand offers side burners, refrigeration and storage designed to match the grill.
What should I settle before planning an outdoor grill run?
Settle the fuel type, gas line route, grill width, ventilation if the space is covered, and clearances. Then match the cabinetry, counters and appliances to those decisions.
See it in the gallery
See Lynx 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 Lynx
More brands in outdoor kitchens, represented at Design Gallery.
