Wolf Appliance and Cesaroni Design developed a detachable cooking chamber for this new outdoor appliance. The modular cooking chamber allows consumers to integrate the grill as either a built-in model or freestanding cart, including 30-inch, 36-inch and 42-inch units. This construction makes it easier to manufacture, ship, assemble and install.

The stainless steel exterior is crafted to achieve the fit and finish of the Wolf indoor cooking product lines. Product branding elements adapted from the Dual Fuel Range are the Wolf logo featured on the hood handle endcaps and uniform bullnose of the front edge.

A temperature gauge is mounted on the front-center of the hood for easy viewing. The hood is double lined for better insulation and to prevent exterior discoloration. The counter-balanced hood features a unique hood assist system for effortless opening and closing. Heavy-duty extension springs are concealed for aesthetic reasons.

The user interface design makes the new product simple for consumers to operate. The LED illuminated control knobs allow consumers to fine tune heat settings, even in the dark. Each control knob has a dedicated light making the intuitive graphics clearly visible at night.

This new outdoor appliance earned a 2010 Good Design Award from The Chicago Athenaeum.