Grizzly Peak Heavy Duty Steel Mesh Over Fire Camping Grill Gate

Very poorly made. On the one I got, the grate is not welded to the frame so it sags down on one side. The rivets are ready to break at any moment. The powder coating is so thin that the frame completely rusted overnight from just humidity. It's pretty wobbly. Despite all the flaws it's still better than having nothing. I don't expect it to last very long but i figure i'll get a couple more camping trips out of it. Even though I knew the dimensions, it was somehow much larger than i pictured it, which worked out well for me. It fit nicely over the 3-foot fire ring at the campsite. I don't recommend putting food directly on the grate- bring some pots and pans.

Functional aspect is great. The cook top grate holds up to 2-3 cast iron skillets no problem. The metal grate starts to flex and warp after being over the fire for an extended period, but it typically bounces back after cooling down. I have taken this out over a dozen times since purchasing, and I have not experienced any rusting.My only pain point with this product is the rivets holding the swinging stand arms. Not all fire pits are level and perfectly round, adjustments are sometimes needed. On our second or third trip, two of the rivets snapped and we were left trying to trail rig the grate to continue cooking. All in all, its a VERY simple fix: two 1/2 inch bolts, washers and wing nuts will do the job. I decided to snap the remaining two rivets to ensure stability in the future, and they snapped after applying very little pressure in the opposite direction.

I bought this for a recent camping trip. We used it maybe twice. It warped horribly and you absolutely HAVE to use foil over it or else the coating gets all over your food. My husband threw it out (I should have returned this piece of junk!) Don't waste your money on this camping grill.

1) This grill is very low quality. The grate is loose, it moves up and down like a mosquito net, or a loose chicken wire. Hot dogs will roll off to the side. It is very thin, i don't even know if it will hold up to the heat of a fire. The legs dont have a stop, so they open to about 90 degrees and more if you force it, the whole structure is very unstable.2) Mine had various manufacturing defects too. Multiple squares of the grate were broken, many along the same line. They were not broken in transportation, it is clearly a manufacturing defect. Also when you fold the legs in, they dont really fit, and in one of the pair of legs the metal piece that connects the two legs is too long and is bowed out when you close the legs (i didn't force it, that's how it was shipped to me)Overall very disappointing and a waste of time. Went to a local store and purchased a webber grate that was much higher quality and cost me only $20.Don't waste your time with this item. And I would advise Amazon to remove these low quality sellers because they ruin the online shopping experience.

This grill is as flimsy as paper.....it wobbles, you can practically bend it in half. This product is cheap and not worth the money.

I ordered this for a 3 day camping trip. When I received it, it was slightly bent and had a couple of rust bubbles. I used it anyway since I didn't have time to return it or order a different one. It did serve its purpose but it will not hold up more than one cast iron skillet at a time. The paint burned off after one use. So all in all, I will not order another one. I don't think I will get more than 3-4 camping trips out of it.

Nothing near heavy duty. Works well enough if your careful, but has lightweight frame and very thin expanded metal surface. Will not support a large pot of gumbo. It’s okay to make a light duty product. Sometimes that’s all a person might need. But don’t advertise it as heavy duty.

This grill worked great placed over the hot coals, although the pain pealed of in the heat. I used a steel brush to scrape off the loose paint. We grilled steaks right on the grill, but i would recomnend burning and scrubbing off the paint from the grill surface first. This also worked well as a hot stove surface for holding pots and pans steady and level.