Can I use this on my Colman Gas Grill without warping or catching fire?
650181
I've used mine on a 2 burner propane stove with no problem. I do stay with it and make sure it doesn't get too hot.
650182
I use it on my gas stove. Don't see why not. However, had a lot of sticking and coating issues. Would be better off getting a cast iron griddle. Good luck.
288893
Absolutely!!! This griddle plate works well on double burner gas grills best (because of it's size only). Although you can get by with a single burner. It works great when I make breakfast or dinner for three on my double burner coleman gas stove. MMMMMMMM... Bacon......
289710
I wouldn't try it. The issue I had with the pan was with my flat top stove. The burner heats the part of the pan that touches it so quickly and the part that overhang the burner stays cool causing the pan to warp.
201849
Other than keeping it on a flat surface, which I do with mine, it should not warp. I have not had that problem.
1808012
The bottom is formed not machined. I use it on a glass top stove and it sits flat with no problem with warping. So far.
2282449
not with my experience. the pan warps at high heat and spills any excess liquid. there are some sluminum alloy pans that supposedly do not warp. i am planning to try one of these in the future, hope this helps.
773907
I would assume that it would get hot enough but may not have even heat distribution with the burners being spaced apart from each other. The gas grill works well since it seems to have even heat across the grill grates
2022432
I would say no, you want a pan that has a flat smooth bottom, this pan has ridges to create grill marks like on a piece of meat.
20536
I've had no warping. I use it in an electric stove, and have used it in the broiler set on "high."
494083
It is safe to use, But with me living in a condo I have to bring the parts in to clean which makes it a pain in the butt. What you need to do is the tray below the burner should be wrapped in alumium, it protects the tray.Also make sure you keep an eye on the metal tin below the grill if it fills up it will spill over. But other then that I love the grill.
1921223
Definitely not. I'd return it. Unless you had it at a crazy high heat, it should be able to take it without warping.
617720
You would have to get this pan seriously hot to warp it. The bottom is very thick. By the time you got it hot enough to warp you would have burnt off all the nonstick coating anyway.
1863001
It's nonstick not cast iron so I'd say no. But it does leave nice grill marks.
1793339
We use on a gas stove, but have had no warping after years of use. We don't use with high temperature. Our purpose for using is to get lower temperature than the lowest flame setting, for simmering, so high temps and warping seem like moot points.
1392648
So far, I have only used it for baking fish or other foods that require a high temperature for 15-20 mins, I have a convection oven. It is heavy and doesn't warp even when the heat is at 450F. I think you could use it under the broiler (is that what you mean by "grilling"?), try heating just the pan to 500F and see.
598026
Cannot help with this question. We seldom cook directly on the grates on any type of grill...rather in aluminum or baking pans. Mostly from the standpoint is that burning grease healthy for you and secondly, what a mess to clean up. Again, this is a great grill, quick to heat up, and gets food to the correct internal temp fast.
659978
It does come apart sections so guess it would be okay. It's metal so there's nothing to melter warp. The drip tray is hard plastic - it should be okay, can't really say for sure but I would certainly do it if I had a dishwasher