QuliMetal 7566 Grill Griddle for Weber Genesis 300 Series Gas Grills - Cast Iron Griddle Replacement Parts for Genesis E-310 E-320 E-330 S-310 S-320 S-330 EP-310 EP-320 EP-330 CEP-310 CEP-330 ESP-310

I have an older weber gas grill...genesis 310. To avoid what happened anyway, I called weber to find out which part number was the right one for this grill. Many calls later, and 2 griddles that would not work with my grill, plus having to stop payment through my credit card since weber would not help, we decided to order this on online through amazon. Do not pay attention to the negative comments about hard to clean, food sticking and too bumpy of a surface etc. This is cast iron people and it is exactly what it should be. But, it does need seasoning first as they all do which is a process. It is a heavy good quality griddle and measurements as stated are accurate. measure your grill first to be sure. Where the drainage hole is with my grill at least, does not much matter since there is a large drip pan directly under the grates/grille which then funnels great to the pan below. We are much happier with this purchase than with Weber itself. Plus at almost 1/3 the cost, I should have done it in the first place!

Updated review. Quilimetal reached out to offer a full refund, though the mistake was mine (ordered the 19.5x12.9 griddles for the E330 grill rather than the griddle for the E335 (different dimensions). Unsolicited, they offered a full refund....which I declined, because I like my (modified) griddles and am keeping them. Still 4 stars because it was too easy to order the wrong griddle size. ------------ (original) Doesn't fit Weber E335 without modification, otherwise they appear made. I cut the tabs off on one side with and angle grinder, now they fit fine. Guess that I'm keeping them. See the pictures.

This replacement grill for my Weber Genesis e310 arrived in the perfect packaging keeping it from chips or breaks. I washed it with Dawn to ensure there were no residual chemicals before I took it out to season it. I removed the original left grill (my theory being that the drain hole of the griddle is the closest to the grill drain pan when placed on the left) and laid the griddle in its place. It’s I perfect fit. I seasoned it twice just as I have always done with my cast iron skillets. It seasoned beautifully. It cooks just like my cast iron skillets but is so much nicer to work on for the grill. As with my cast iron skillet, i put a very light coat of fresh vegetable oil on it with a paper towel after every cleaning and heat it again to enhance the seasoning.

This is not the same quality as the Weber OEM, I own both. Their weight is pretty similar, but this is a very rough finish matt black. The original oem is a very smooth almost enameled coated and nothing sticks to it. This one is like a common rough cast iron skillet. When you finish cooking everything will be stuck to this. It's very heavy to take to your sink and try to wash. The smashburger experience will not be fun with this thing. You're better off with a large skillet which is easier to handle for cleaning. I returned it right of way. I would go with a flat enameled surface or carbon steel even better for cleaning or sticking. You can just lay it over your grate. It doesnt have fit next to your grate.

I don't have room for another item on my patio, so instead of getting a Blackstone, I spent a lot less on this accessory. Fit my 10 year old Weber Genesis perfectly. I seasoned it, after doing some research on how to do it and so far have used it to sear pork chops that had been cooked sous-vide beforehand, and I made really great cheesesteaks too. I plan to use it to sear steaks and cook burgers. Money well spent. I can't speak for the longevity, but if I get at least two years out of it, I would be happy.