The Faulkner 52301 Deluxe solves a common problem with portable grills: most are either too small to cook a real meal or too bulky to transport easily. The Deluxe threads the needle with a folding "briefcase" design that packs flat for storage and transport, then opens up to reveal a generously-sized cooking surface that can handle dinner for 4-5 people.
When you're done grilling, the legs fold up, the lid latches closed, and the whole unit becomes a compact rectangle you can carry by the handle – like a briefcase or small suitcase. Toss it in your RV's storage compartment, the back of your truck, or even the trunk of a car. When you reach your destination, unfold the legs, connect your propane, and you're ready to cook.Folds Flat248 sq in12,000 BTU
Folds flat for easy transport & storage
Plenty of heat for real grilling
Larger than standard RV grills
Durable, easy-clean cooking surface
The Faulkner 52301 Deluxe offers a main cooking grate of 20.35" × 12.2" – that's approximately 248 square inches of grilling space. Compare that to the standard Faulkner 51322 at 224 square inches, and you're getting about 10% more cooking area with the Deluxe. That extra space means:
There's also a 14.17" × 4.57" upper warming rack for toasting buns, keeping cooked food warm, or moving items away from direct flame.
The 52301 Deluxe includes a combination regulator and LP connection that lets you use: • Disposable 1-lb Propane Cylinders – The included adapter screws directly onto standard green Coleman-style bottles. Convenient for short trips or when you don't want to haul a larger tank. • Portable 5-lb or 20-lb Propane Tanks – Connect with a standard propane hose (sold separately) for longer cooking sessions. • Your RV's Propane Supply – If your RV has a quick-connect LP outlet, you can tap into your onboard propane tanks for unlimited fuel without cylinder changes.
Unlike some budget grills with painted steel bodies and chrome-plated grates, the Faulkner 52301 Deluxe uses stainless steel for both the grill body and the cooking grates. This means:
The lid-mounted thermometer lets you monitor grill temperature without lifting the lid and losing heat. Essential for longer cooks where maintaining consistent temperature matters – chicken, pork, or anything that needs time on the grill benefits from the ability to check temp at a glance.
The Faulkner 52301 Deluxe comes with a portable stand that gives you multiple setup options:
• Faulkner 52301 Deluxe Grill Body – Stainless steel with black baked enamel finish • Stainless Steel Main Cooking Grate – 20.35" × 12.2" • Stainless Steel Upper Warming Rack – 14.17" × 4.57" • Portable Stand – Converts between tabletop stand and RV mount • Combination Regulator & LP Connection – Works with disposable cylinders and hose connections • LP Adapter – For 1-lb disposable propane bottles • Drip Tray – Removable for easy cleaning • Lid-Mounted Thermometer
Faulkner makes two main lines of portable propane grills: the Standard (51322/51323) and the Deluxe (52301/52302). Here's how they compare:
Choose the 51322 Standard if: You're replacing a factory-installed RV grill, want a permanent mount, or don't need the briefcase portability. Choose the 52301 Deluxe if: You want maximum portability, plan to take the grill away from your RV (tailgates, picnics, friends' houses), or prefer the larger cooking surface and stainless construction.
Like all propane grills, the Faulkner 52301 Deluxe is designed for outdoor use only. Never operate inside an RV, tent, garage, or other enclosed space. Propane combustion produces carbon monoxide, which is dangerous in enclosed areas. Always grill in a well-ventilated outdoor location, positioned away from awnings, screens, and flammable materials.
The 52301 features a black baked enamel finish over stainless steel. If you prefer a polished chrome/stainless appearance, Faulkner also offers the 52302 Deluxe Chrome with the same specifications but a bright polished finish. The chrome version costs a bit more but offers a premium look and even better corrosion resistance.
Preheat with the lid closed: Give the grill 5-10 minutes to heat up before cooking. The larger cooking surface takes a bit longer to reach optimal temperature than smaller grills. Use the warming rack strategically: Start items on the main grate, then move them to the warming rack to finish while you cook the next batch. Great for keeping early items hot while you work through a larger meal. Clean while warm: Scrub the stainless steel grates with a grill brush right after cooking. Residue comes off much easier when warm. The stainless construction also makes cleanup easier than chrome-plated grates. Check your fuel: With disposable 1-lb cylinders, a full cook session can use most of a bottle. Bring a spare if you're cooking for a crowd.
• RV camping and campground cookouts • Tailgate parties • Picnics and beach trips • Backyard barbecues • Boat and marina grilling • Car camping • Anywhere you want full-size grilling in a portable package
With 248 sq in of cooking space plus a warming rack, the 52301 Deluxe can handle: • 10-12 hamburgers • 6-8 steaks • 8-10 chicken breasts • Hot dogs, brats, sausages • Kabobs and vegetables • Racks of ribs • Fish and seafood The larger cooking surface means fewer batches and faster meal service for groups.
52302 Deluxe Chrome: Same specs as 52301 with polished chrome/stainless finish instead of black enamel 51322 Standard Black: Smaller cooking surface (224 sq in), powder-coated steel body, piezo ignition – better for permanent RV mount 51323 Standard Stainless: Same as 51322 with polished stainless body
Propane Accessories: • Quick-connect propane hose • Propane tank adapter • Propane gauge Grill Accessories: • Grill brush/cleaning tools • Grill utensil set • Grill cover/carry bag Camping Cooking: • Camp Chef cookware • Cast iron accessories
• Outdoor use only – Never operate inside an RV, tent, garage, or enclosed space • Check for leaks – Before each use, check hose connections with soapy water; bubbles indicate a leak • Keep away from combustibles – Position at least 3 feet from awnings, vinyl siding, and flammable materials • Never leave unattended – Stay with the grill while cooking • Let cool before folding – Allow the grill to cool completely before folding for transport • Secure propane during transport – Remove and properly store propane cylinders when traveling