A family enjoying a summer barbecue around a modern gas grill
Free help for gas-grill owners

Find the hose.Fire up dinner.

Pick what you know. We'll show you what to check.

✓ Free✓ No paid links✓ Safety first
Before you start

Look for three things.

  1. The grill labelBrand + full model number
  2. Both hose endsTank end + grill end
  3. The fuelPropane or natural gas
Start with the name on the grill

Pick your brand.

Tap a name. We'll take you to the right guide or official parts lookup.

Brand names identify the grills our guides cover. Grill Hose is independent and is not affiliated with or endorsed by these manufacturers.

Don't know the name?

Match the shape.

Pictures help you name a fitting. The manual and measurements still confirm it.

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A little website that does some good

Built from the ashes.

Grill Hose began in 2007 as a business idea that sold about two hoses. One was to me. I'm a web developer, I liked the domain, and I couldn't let it disappear. So the failure became a free consumer guide.

The funny, unlikely story
The original GrillHose.com website from 2007
GrillHose.com, circa 2007. We have learned a few things.
20brands
8model guides
8brands with checked model guides
6fitting guides
Stop if something feels wrong

Smell gas? Turn it off. Step away. Don't light it.

Read the safety guide