
US Outdoor Grills, Smokers, Fryers, & Ovens
Description
Outdoor Grills, Smokers, Fryers, & Ovens
This Freedonia industry study analyzes the $5.3 billion US outdoor cooking equipment and accessories market. It presents historical data (2011, 2016, 2021) and a forecast (2026 and 2031) by product (equipment: grills, ovens, smokers, fryers; accessories: outdoor cooking equipment covers, spare and replacement tanks, equipment parts and attachments, cooking and cleaning utensils), by fuel type (gas, charcoal and other solid fuel, electric and other fuel types), by market (consumer-grade, commercial-grade), and by region (Northeast, Midwest, South, West). Data are provided in dollar value for all demand, trade, and shipments figures. The study presents consumer survey data and insights and analyzes factors affecting demand. This study also provides competitive analysis and market share for industry competitors including WC Bradley, Weber, Traeger.
US demand for outdoor cooking equipment and related accessories is expected to decline on average 3.8% per year from a high 2021 base to $4.4 billion in 2026. Sales surged in 2020 and 2021 as consumers and businesses invested heavily in outdoor spaces because of the COVID-19 pandemic; consequently, the growth outlook will be subdued as the market returns to more sustainable levels. However, several trends will help maintain sales at levels above historical norms, including:
The consumer market drives sales of outdoor cooking equipment, accounting for about 90% of outdoor cooking products demand in any given year. As the outdoor spaces of homes have become more elaborate, the incorporation of multiple pieces of cooking equipment – such as smokers, ovens, and fryers – in addition to grills has become more prevalent. High consumer interest in outdoor kitchens – which typically feature one or more cooking elements – promotes investment in these units to expand the culinary versatility of these spaces.
In addition, these spaces are being outfitted with more indoor-like qualities to provide enhanced functionality and offer more seamless transitions between indoor kitchens and outdoor cooking areas. These trends support not only more intensive use of outdoor cooking equipment per household but also purchase of higher value products with improved aesthetics.
Outdoor Cooking Equipment Is Becoming Easier to Use & More Connected
Newly released outdoor cooking equipment features state-of-the-art cooking control and connectivity. Consumers can connect to and control outdoor cooking equipment from their phones or voice-activated speakers. Grills can be programmed to cook certain foods – a feature that takes stress out of the process of cooking and facilitates entertaining. Not only are these products higher value, boosting sales levels, they are more approachable to novice grillers who are otherwise hesitant to use outdoor cooking equipment. Products that help users better control cooking temperatures can make grilling more similar to indoor cooking methods, with which many people are more experienced.
This Freedonia industry study analyzes the $5.3 billion US outdoor cooking equipment and accessories market. It presents historical data (2011, 2016, 2021) and a forecast (2026 and 2031) by product (equipment: grills, ovens, smokers, fryers; accessories: outdoor cooking equipment covers, spare and replacement tanks, equipment parts and attachments, cooking and cleaning utensils), by fuel type (gas, charcoal and other solid fuel, electric and other fuel types), by market (consumer-grade, commercial-grade), and by region (Northeast, Midwest, South, West). Data are provided in dollar value for all demand, trade, and shipments figures. The study presents consumer survey data and insights and analyzes factors affecting demand. This study also provides competitive analysis and market share for industry competitors including WC Bradley, Weber, Traeger.
US demand for outdoor cooking equipment and related accessories is expected to decline on average 3.8% per year from a high 2021 base to $4.4 billion in 2026. Sales surged in 2020 and 2021 as consumers and businesses invested heavily in outdoor spaces because of the COVID-19 pandemic; consequently, the growth outlook will be subdued as the market returns to more sustainable levels. However, several trends will help maintain sales at levels above historical norms, including:
- continuing movement among consumers toward higher value products such as gas, pellet, and kamado grills
- rising ownership of multiple pieces of outdoor cooking equipment to broaden the range of cooking methods users can employ outdoors
- product development, particularly to make the outdoor cooking experience easier and more approachable for novices (e.g., Wi-Fi connectivity, combo grills)
- a greater emphasis placed on cooking at home and better use of outdoor areas for consumers in the post-COVID world
The consumer market drives sales of outdoor cooking equipment, accounting for about 90% of outdoor cooking products demand in any given year. As the outdoor spaces of homes have become more elaborate, the incorporation of multiple pieces of cooking equipment – such as smokers, ovens, and fryers – in addition to grills has become more prevalent. High consumer interest in outdoor kitchens – which typically feature one or more cooking elements – promotes investment in these units to expand the culinary versatility of these spaces.
In addition, these spaces are being outfitted with more indoor-like qualities to provide enhanced functionality and offer more seamless transitions between indoor kitchens and outdoor cooking areas. These trends support not only more intensive use of outdoor cooking equipment per household but also purchase of higher value products with improved aesthetics.
Outdoor Cooking Equipment Is Becoming Easier to Use & More Connected
Newly released outdoor cooking equipment features state-of-the-art cooking control and connectivity. Consumers can connect to and control outdoor cooking equipment from their phones or voice-activated speakers. Grills can be programmed to cook certain foods – a feature that takes stress out of the process of cooking and facilitates entertaining. Not only are these products higher value, boosting sales levels, they are more approachable to novice grillers who are otherwise hesitant to use outdoor cooking equipment. Products that help users better control cooking temperatures can make grilling more similar to indoor cooking methods, with which many people are more experienced.
Table of Contents
141 Pages
- Figure 1-1. Outdoor Cooking Equipment & Accessories Market
- Report Details
- Study Scope & Product Description
- Impact of COVID-19 Pandemic
- Historical Market Trends
- Supply & Demand
- Demand by Market
- Sales by Outlet
- Demand by Region
- Outdoor Cooking Equipment in Use
- Pricing Trends
- Retail Sales
- Global Perspective
- Foreign Trade
- Outdoor Living & Outdoor Kitchens
- Demographics (Millennials, Baby Boomers, &Urbanites)
- Product Development
- Product Trends
- Growth in E-Commerce
- Local Building Codes: Fire Hazards & Electrical Safety
- Homeownership & Property Size Trends
- Outdoor Living Trends
- Consumer Grilling Trends
- Products
- Fuel Sources
- Demand by Product
- Spare/Replacement Tanks
- Grill Covers
- Cooking & Cleaning Utensils
- Other Outdoor Cooking Equipment Parts
- Industry Composition
- Outdoor Cooking Equipment: Market Share
- Outdoor Cooking Accessories: Key Suppliers
- Mergers & Acquisitions
- Manufacturing
- Brand Name Recognition
- Marketing
- Cooperative Agreements
- Scope
- Definitions
- Freedonia Methodology
- Study-Specific Methodology
- Sources
- Related Studies & Reports
- Macroeconomic Assumptions
Pricing
Currency Rates
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