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Question: Must one slide the backsplash over the nonstick surface to get it in position, as one reviewer wrote?  He was worried about eventual scratching....
Document: The splash guard is easy to position and really works. My wife says the splash guard helps corral say, small potato pieces off the griddles slick surface.Conclusion: Wow...This is the real deal. Yes, it costs more than the typical griddle, but it does what griddles must do to be the best.
So this thing can slide around a bit on a marble/smooth countertop if you aren't careful. Having little rubber tips to put on the feet would be the only thing I would have liked to have seen different.This is one of the best rated griddles out there, and if you can get it for a nice discount on Amazon, do it! Highly recommended!
The only assebly is: slide on the backspash (if you choose to use it), slide in the grease drawer (if you left it out), and plug it in. It has more cooking real estate and takes less storage space.The only reasons I didn't give it 5 stars are: the backsplash could use a reinforcing metal strip. It bends really easily and will become an eyesore. The other is the flip-down feet on the bottom. The manual says they're on the back.
I received this as a Christmas gift a year + ago, so we have had plenty of time to use.Very well built, and work great. Heats up quickly, and does a beautiful job on sandwiches or pancakes. You get the perfect browning that I look for. The nonstick surface works well, given some type of fat on the grill (PAM or butter work great).Grill is large, can put 6 to 8 sandwiches, 8 pancakes.
It heats evenly and quickly. My only gripe would be that the backsplash is not on par with the quality of the griddle. It does not matter very much because I almost never use it, but still, it is not the high quality you would expect to get with this griddle. I really like the griddle enough to overlook that one small flaw though. The thing that originally sold me on this particular brand was the fact that it is made in the USA!!!
If you're like me, you go buy your small appliances at Walmart, Target, etc. And you get what you pay for. Unboxing the Broil King was only a little disappointing as I thought the griddle would be larger. It has a nice design even if the stainless steel back splash appears flimsy. You don't normally get a backsplash with the cheaper griddles so I wasn't sure I would even need it. It's a great feature. Some reported the surface had rough sections and I found the same thing.
Cooks Illustrated rated this grill as their top choice. I ordered one but it arrived with a bubble in the cooking surface. Returned it but the replacement had some of the nonstick surface scratched off of the right edge. I think I'll try a Presto.
We have had many nonstick griddles over the years, but this one out cooks all of them. It cooks evenly over the entire surface and heats up better than all of them. It has a heavy duty cord and the back guard makes it easy to scoop up your fried potatoes without getting them all over the counter. Would definitely buy it again.
The nonstick surface is quite good and it heats nice and evenly. Unfortunately, ours has one leg slightly shorter than the others so it wobbles, with or without the back leg extensions. I kept thinking that it was the surface, or that one of the leg extensions was down and not the other, but nope, one of the legs is just shorter. So weird.
Somewhat disappointed with this griddle, the 3-wire power  cord is only 30 inches in length, the non-stick surface is quite rough in one corner area of the heating surface. For being a made in the USA product and high priced, I didn't expect to see these faults. It seems the day of finding quality is a thing of the past.BroilKing Pro Griddle with Backsplash
Answer: Yes, however if you get it almost into position and then hook it onto the legs before you mov it into final position it does not move very far on the surface.  We had an older version of this griddle and over about 10 years of frequent use (we have a B&B;) the surface had very few marks.  The surface on the new one seems to be even more durable.  If you are a little careful you should not have any problem.