Grids and Baking Trays
Gas grill grates and trays support efficient cooking, proper heat distribution and flexible preparat... Read more
Frequently Asked Questions
Are gas grill grates universal?
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No. Many grates are designed specifically for particular models, including Grill-Master, Roast-Master and Resto grills. Before purchasing, check the grate dimensions, grill-model designation, support positions and installation method.
What is the difference between a cast-iron and chrome-plated grill grate?
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A cast-iron grate retains and transfers heat effectively and helps produce defined grill marks. A chrome-plated grate provides an open cooking surface and is generally lighter to handle. Cast iron requires thorough drying and suitable protection against moisture.
What is an upper grill rack used for?
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An upper rack increases the usable area of the grill. Depending on the grill design, it can be used to keep prepared food warm, cook food more gently or hold dishes away from the direct heat source.
How do I choose the correct paella-pan size?
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Choose the size according to the number of servings, the heating-surface dimensions and the available space. The pan must sit securely, and its base should not extend significantly beyond the area that the heat source can warm evenly.
Can a paella pan be used on every gas grill?
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Not necessarily. Check the pan dimensions, grill-grate size, stability and recommended method of use. Only use the pan on a grill or burner that provides safe support and sufficiently even heating.
What can enamelled grill trays be used for?
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Depending on the selected model, enamelled trays can be used for preparing meat, fish, vegetables and other dishes or for collecting cooking juices and grease. Check that the tray is suitable for the intended grill and heating method before use.
What is a flame tamer used for?
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Where supported by the grill design, a flame tamer is positioned between the burner and cooking surface. It helps distribute heat, protects the burners from dripping grease and reduces direct contact between the food and flames.
How should grill grates and trays be cleaned?
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Allow the product to cool sufficiently, remove food residue and clean it according to the manufacturer’s instructions. Dry cast-iron grates thoroughly after cleaning and avoid abrasive tools that could damage enamelled surfaces.


