Grills and outdoor kitchen components engineered to survive salt air, chlorine, and UV exposure — conditions that corrode standard stainless steel within a few seasons.
Built for: oceanfront homes, boats and yachts, lake houses, and pool decks.
316L Stainless Steel vs Marine Armour Ceramic Coating
| Feature | 316L Stainless Steel | Marine Armour Ceramic Coating |
|---|---|---|
| Protection method | Marine-grade alloy with added molybdenum, built into the metal | Hand-applied 4-step clear ceramic coating over stainless steel |
| Resists | Saltwater, chlorides, general corrosion | Salt, UV rays, oxidation, staining |
| Finish options | Standard stainless | Custom colors and finishes available |
| Available on | Built-In Grills only | Grills, side burners, storage, refrigerators, griddles, sinks, bar centers, pizza ovens |
| Brands | Blaze, Broilmaster | Alfresco, Artisan |
Which option fits your setup?
Choose 316L if…
You want set-and-forget marine durability
Protection is built into the metal — no coating to reapply. Best for a standalone grill in a coastal or poolside environment where the grill is the only piece facing heavy salt exposure.
Choose Marine Armour if…
You're building a full outdoor kitchen
The only option that protects every component — grill, fridge, storage, sink, pizza oven — with matching custom finishes. Ideal when the entire kitchen needs unified coastal protection.
Ready to decide? See the full Marine Armour coating process →
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