Lowe's grills up to 50% off

Lowe’s has rolled out Memorial Day promotions across grills, patio furniture, lawn equipment and appliances, adding another major retailer to the early holiday discount push. The company’s sale page says the event includes deals on grills, patio furniture, American flags, roses, lawn mowers, tools and appliances, with offers available through its stores and website. Popular Mechanics said on May 19 that Lowe’s Memorial Day sale includes savings of up to 50% on editor-tested grills, fire pits and other outdoor-living items. NBC News also listed Lowe’s among major retailers open on Memorial Day. ### Which Lowe’s categories are actually in the Memorial Day sale? Lowe’s says its Memorial Day deals span both seasonal outdoor goods and core home-improvement categories. On the retailer’s sale page, the company lists grills, patio furniture, lawn mowers, tools, refrigerators, washers, dryers and smaller appliances among the featured items. The outdoor emphasis is reinforced elsewhere on Lowe’s site. The company’s grills section and fire-pit listings were live as of May 19, with products available for online browsing alongside the broader holiday promotion. ### Where does the “up to 50% off” figure come from? Popular Mechanics reported on May 19 that Lowe’s Memorial Day sale had arrived with savings of up to 50% on editor-tested grills, fire pits and more. (lowes.com) The publication framed the sale around outdoor-living gear rather than indoor appliances or mattresses, making grills and fire pits the clearest headline items in its roundup. Lowe’s own sale page visible on May 19 confirms the company is promoting Memorial Day discounts on grills and related outdoor categories, though the retailer page excerpt surfaced in search did not specify a sitewide 50% markdown on those categories. (lowes.com) ### How broad are the discounts beyond grills and fire pits? DealNews reported on May 19 that Lowe’s was offering Memorial Day hand-tool discounts of up to 56% off, with one featured example a Craftsman Versastack 242-piece mechanics tool set priced at $99, or $130 off. (popularmechanics.com) The same report said free shipping applied on orders of $35 or more, with pickup available as another option. (lowes.com) A separate DealNews roundup published three days earlier said Lowe’s Memorial Day sale reached up to 60% off across outdoor tools and equipment, patio furniture, grills, lawn and garden products, appliances and more. Another DealNews item cited tool discounts as high as 62% off on selected products. ### Why are retailers pushing these categories now? NBC News reported on May 19 that Memorial Day is typically a strong sales period for summer essentials, appliances and seasonal home goods. (dealnews.com) Stephanie Carls, a retail insights expert at RetailMeNot quoted by NBC, said sales work best when what retailers want to sell matches what shoppers want to buy, a dynamic NBC said is especially visible during Memorial Day promotions. (dealnews.com) Lowe’s current merchandising fits that pattern. The company is highlighting products tied to outdoor cooking, patio use, gardening and warm-weather home projects at the start of the holiday shopping window. ### What should shoppers watch if they are comparing deals? DealNews said discount levels at Lowe’s vary by item, even when the retailer promotes broad Memorial Day savings across a category. (nbcnews.com) That means the headline percentages attached to grills, tools or patio products may not apply uniformly across every brand or model. NBC News separately reported that Memorial Day shopping is often strongest for summer-use goods and household basics rather than every product on a retailer’s site. (lowes.com) Lowe’s sale page remains the primary place to track current inventory and category offers as the holiday weekend approaches. May 26, 2026, is Memorial Day in the United States, and Lowe’s says its holiday deals are already live online. (dealnews.com) Popular Mechanics’ May 19 roundup and Lowe’s Memorial Day sale page are the two named references currently pointing shoppers to grills, fire pits and other outdoor-living offers. (popularmechanics.com) (nbcnews.com)