Timberline Built-In Trim Kit for Outdoor Kitchen

The Timberline and Timberline XL have been designed in a way that allows them to be built flawlessly into an outdoor kitchen using our Timberline Outdoor Kitchen Trim Kit.

TIMBERLINE OUTDOOR KITCHEN TRIM KIT

The trim kit is a finishing kit the swaps out the grill's caster wheels for leveling feet and adds a trim piece at the bottom of the grill for a clean, seamless look. 

Trim Kit Contents

• Kickplate (Timberline: 39 3/10", 99.8 cm; XL: 50 13/16", 129.5 cm)
• 4 foot brackets
• 4 leveling feet
• 6' extension cord for the induction cooktop
• 2 screws with large washers
• SPARE PARTS: 5 screws & washers

How to Install the Trim Kit

Download the Installation Guide here

INSTALLING THE TRIM KIT ON A NEW, UNASSEMBLED GRILL

1. Complete steps 1-6 in the grill's assembly guide.
2. With the grill laying on its back, install the four brackets in place of the caster wheels.
   
   
   • Use four screws and four washers per foot.
   • Leave screws loose until all screws are placed, then tighten to finish. 
3. Screw in the four leveling feet.
4. Using two people, stand up the grill.
5. Plug in the grill.
6. Push the grill into place in your outdoor kitchen.
7. Use a wrench and level to adjust the leveling feet and level the grill.
   
8. Screw on the bottom trim piece into the front foot brackets.
   
9. Return to assembly guide and proceed.

INSTALLING THE TRIM KIT ON A PREASSEMBLED GRILL

1. Unplug the grill and remove all internal components.
2. Clean the grill.
3. Empty all pellets from the hopper.
4. Use a strong tape to secure the lid closed and with two people, flip the grill on its back.
5. Remove the caster wheels.
   
6. With the grill laying on its back, install the four brackets in place of the caster wheels.
   
   • Use four screws and four washers per foot.
   • Leave screws loose until all screws are placed, then tighten to finish. 
7. Screw in the four leveling feet.
8. Using two people, bring the grill back to a standing position.
9. Plug in the grill and push the grill into place in your outdoor kitchen.
10. Use a wrench and level to adjust the leveling feet and level the grill.
    
11. Screw on the bottom trim piece into the front foot brackets.
    
12. Reassemble your grill by referring to your grill's Assembly Guide.
    
    

BUILDING A TRAEGER OUTDOOR KITCHEN

Download the Contractor's Build-In Instructions guide here.

NOTE: The guide is intended to allow contractors to build a custom outdoor kitchen that meets your personalized wants and needs.

Built-In Grill Requirements

All dimensions and other requirements are also outlined in the contractor's guide.

• Min. distance between grill and combustibles: 18" (45.7 cm)
• Min. distance between backsplash and back of grill (for exhaust): 2" / 5.1 cm
• Counter depth:
  • Minimum: 24" / 61 cm
  • Recommended: 30" / 76.2 cm
• Min. Counter Width: 25 3/4" /  65.4 cm
• Counter height (suggested): 36" / 91.44 cm (Standard counter height)
• Max. Backsplash height: 39 27/32" / 101.2 cm
• Grill Opening:
  • Timberline: 39 3/10 / 99.8 cm
  • Timberline XL: 50 13/16" / 129.5 cm
    
    

Built-In Outdoor Kitchen FAQs

Is there a compatible, pre-produced outdoor kitchen I can buy?

• There is no off-the-shelf or already-produced kitchen that someone can buy that has all the details correct for the Timberline.

How does the induction hob side shelf work with a built-in outdoor kitchen?

• The left shelf is removed from the grill and the induction cooktop is installed into the countertop.
• This requires a skilled individual to build the countertop and cabinet correctly as proper airflow in the enclosure is critical for the longevity of the induction cooktop.

I thought modifying my grill voids my warranty. Will this void my warranty?

• Following these instructions will not void your warranty on a Timberline or Timberline XL ONLY.
  • We have designed and tested the Timberline and Timberline XL models to be built into an outdoor kitchen. When modifying your grill to be built into your outdoor kitchen, use our installer instructions to ensure that your modifications follow best practices.
• Modifying any model other than a Timberline or Timberline XL WILL void that grill's warranty.  

The Build-In Instructions mention closed cell foam rubber. Does this come with the trim kit?

• The closed cell foam rubber does not come with the trim kit. It can be purchased from most hardware stores or wherever the contractor gets the other supplies used to build the outdoor kitchen. Contractors should be familiar with closed cell foam rubber as it is used often when building in cooktops in kitchens. 

What is the extension cord for that comes with the trim kit?

• The extension cord allows customers to place their induction cooktop up to 6' farther from the grill, if desired. 
• The hardwired cord plugs into the extension cord, and the extension cord plugs into the grill.