Can anyone who puchased these heat shields for a CharGriller grill post a picture of how they have faired after using them for a season?
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They are fairly thick. Im not sure of the thickness of the original manufacturers part. In my experience, the after market replacement part will last years with proper maintenance. Every 3 months you should remove everything from your grill and degrease it. Never use a scraper on any interior grill part.
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I think this is a question for the company because Im not really sure. I havent used the grill yet still winter in Maine but it seems very sturdy for the price, sorry i couldnt answer your question, i could email you pictures sometime if you want
553035
We have used them with our gas grill. Just put some in a metal container on the grate & let t hem get hot & start cooking your meat of choice covered. Hope this helps.
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They are made of the preferable heavier gauge stainless steel.They should not rust (ever), and will probably outlive the rest of the grill, and possibly their owner <g>.I am using the grill 2 or 3 times a week, and they work great.That said, be aware - I am also using a Weber with a metal expanded sheet (Home Depot: http://www.homedepot.com/p/Crown-Bolt-24-in-x-3-4-in-x-24-in-Metal-Plain-Expanded-Sheet-45840/202183529), cut to size, to support a layer of Amazon's Char-Broil Char-Diamonds (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000ZIIUHW/ref=oh_details_o07_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&ps;c=1), to spread the heat and improve flavor.)Bottom line: If I boiled water on it - It would probably taste great!Hope this helps. They are made of the preferable heavier gauge stainless steel.They should not rust (ever), and will probably outlive the rest of the grill, and possibly their owner <g>.I am using the grill 2 or 3 times a week, and they work great.That said, be aware - I am also using a Weber with a metal expanded sheet (Home Depot: http://www.homedepot.com/p/Crown-Bolt-24-in-x-3-4-in-x-24-in-Metal-Plain-Expanded-Sheet-45840/202183529), cut to size, to support a layer of Amazon's Char-Broil Char-Diamonds... » Read More They are made of the preferable heavier gauge stainless steel.They should not rust (ever), and will probably outlive the rest of the grill, and possibly their owner <g>.I am using the grill 2 or 3 times a week, and they work great.That said, be aware - I am also using a Weber with a metal expanded sheet (Home Depot: http://www.homedepot.com/p/Crown-Bolt-24-in-x-3-4-in-x-24-in-Metal-Plain-Expanded-Sheet-45840/202183529), cut to size, to support a layer of Amazon's Char-Broil Char-Diamonds (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000ZIIUHW/ref=oh_details_o07_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&ps;c=1), to spread the heat and improve flavor.)Bottom line: If I boiled water on it - It would probably taste great!Hope this helps. « Show Less
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We have replaced ours several years ago and they work great. Make certain to measure the inside of yourgrill, realizing there is a little wiggle room depending on the width of ledge the grill sits on. I would first try and check the particular brand of grill you purchased and see whether replacements are available. As long as the inside measurements accommodate the two new grill measurements, go for it!
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I have had two Landmann fire pit covers. The first lasted several years in sub-zero cold and triple digit heat. Both were solid black. Considering the weather, I think they have held up very well.
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Mine looks like new after over 6 feet of snow last winter. I did get the Weber cover when I bought the grill. Best grill I've owned.
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Sorry question went to an old email address. Very nice quality. I only use the covers for winter. They've held up great. I do not think they would stick/melt.
1763009
Never tried them for a bbq grill. May check into that this evening. I used them for a gas Amana stove
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As far as I know there is no warranty on the covers. I have one for my smaller Weber grill which is about five years old and it still looks ok.
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I have this cover on a 4 burner charbroil commercial series from lowes. It fits very well and survived a rough windy winter. Very heavy duty.
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I'd be pretty sure that you can get them through Char-Broil, or one of their distributors. The grill plates are pretty substantial, so I wouldn't anticipate having to replace them any time, soon.
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Jessie: I know of no Weber grill that includes a cover. As I have done for every Weber grill I've purchased over the last 4 decades (only a few), I purchased a respective Weber cover. When I ordered my new Summit just a couple of years ago, I also added a Weber-brand cover in the order. Don't know what's going on, but my Summit grill cover (from Weber) didn't even last a year before UV and other weather exposures rendered it virtually useless, with holes and brittle vinyl surfaces. My older Weber brand grill covers had typically lasted 3-5 years before requiring replacement. Weber's Summit grill is fantastic. Beware their latest covers. Jessie: I know of no Weber grill that includes a cover. As I have done for every Weber grill I've purchased over the last 4 decades (only a few), I purchased a respective Weber cover. When I ordered my new Summit just a couple of years ago, I also added a Weber-brand cover in the order. Don't know what's going on, but my Summit grill cover (from Weber) didn't even last a year before UV and other weather exposures rendered it virtually useless, with holes and brittle vinyl surfaces. My older Weber brand grill covers had typically lasted 3-5 years before requiring replacement. Weber's Summit... » Read More Jessie: I know of no Weber grill that includes a cover. As I have done for every Weber grill I've purchased over the last 4 decades (only a few), I purchased a respective Weber cover. When I ordered my new Summit just a couple of years ago, I also added a Weber-brand cover in the order. Don't know what's going on, but my Summit grill cover (from Weber) didn't even last a year before UV and other weather exposures rendered it virtually useless, with holes and brittle vinyl surfaces. My older Weber brand grill covers had typically lasted 3-5 years before requiring replacement. Weber's Summit grill is fantastic. Beware their latest covers. « Show Less
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I would not cook over it, it does not have a burner shield like a gas grill does.The tanks cost abt $3.50 and seem to last abt 6 hrs depending on if on high or low. It's more for looks than producing heat. I live in Fl and on a low wind, 60deg night, fun to have on the porch.
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I have the side firebox on mine and could not find any generic cover that could fit it. The one from Char Griller is the best option I could find, will have to be periodically replace it, maybe a little after 2yrs. The original covers were worthless and made of thin vinyl. The one I have now fades badly in the sun and the previous faded and frayed apart. So sorry, no other options that I am aware of if you have the side firebox installed.P.S. Like another poster I also live in Georgia and like I said before it takes a beating from the sun.
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I would pose that question to Weber. I would think they are there to keep the heat inside the grill and to protect from possible transferring heat to a flammable object outside the grill.
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I haven't had that problem, but I've only picked them up by the wooden handles. After having used the grill for a few times, I now have several cracks on the grates, and they still don't index securely into the supports. The quality of the cast parts is poor.