The shop

Shop rules and terms

The plain rules that cover a catalog like this one: what the numbers mean, what the brand names mean, and where our part in it stops.

What this catalog is

A reference to pieces we make, arranged so you can find the right one. It is not a store. Every purchase is a transaction between you and our retail partner, on their terms, and this site is not a party to it.

Prices and availability

Any price shown here was correct when we last read it and can be different by the time you click through. The number on the partner page is the real one. Stock moves the same way, and an item on this bench can be unavailable there without us knowing yet.

Fit information

Dimensions, model lists, and fitment notes come from measuring hardware, and we print them as carefully as we can. They are still a description, not a promise about a specific grill in a specific yard. Grills get modified, parts get swapped by earlier owners, and the same model code covers revisions that differ in small ways.

Measure before you buy. Where a page prints a dimension, that dimension is the thing to check against, and it beats a model name every time.

Brand names on this site

Grill and griddle makers named on these pages own their own names. We use them only to say what a piece fits, which is the only way to describe a replacement part usefully. No connection, sponsorship, or approval is implied in either direction, and our parts are ours rather than theirs.

Installing what you buy

Working on a gas appliance means gas fittings, sharp edges, and a tank. Follow the instructions that came with your grill, check every joint you open before you light anything, and if a step is outside what you are comfortable doing, hand it to somebody who does it for a living. What happens at the grill is on the person holding the wrench.

The content on these pages

Text, photographs, and layout here belong to us. Quoting a line with a link back is fine. Copying a shelf wholesale is not.