Weber DRIP PANS Built for Genesis II and LX 400/600, Summit 400/600, a

Weber DRIP PANS Built for Genesis II and LX 400/600, Summit 400/600, and Summit Gold/Platinum 6-burner models

Rs. 1,515.00

SKU: 6498

Vendor: WEBER

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A simple Drip Pan can save you from a whole lot of maintenance. They line the drip tray of your grill to make the disposal of grease easy and clean.

Out Of Carton Dimensions
6.4cm H x 12.5cm W x...

Name : Weber DRIP PANS Built for Genesis II and LX 400/600, Summit 400/600, and Summit Gold/Platinum 6-burner models
Vendor : WEBER
Type : Unknown Type
Manufacturing : 2024 / 06 / 25

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INTERNATIONAL	XS	S	M	L	XL	XXL	XXXL
EUROPE	32	34	36	38	40	42	44
US	0	2	4	6	8	10	12
CHEST FIT (INCHES)	28"	30"	32"	34"	36"	38"	40"
CHEST FIT (CM)	716	76	81	86	91.5	96.5	101.1
WAIST FIR (INCHES)	21"	23"	25"	27"	29"	31"	33"
WAIST FIR (CM)	53.5	58.5	63.5	68.5	74	79	84
HIPS FIR (INCHES)	33"	34"	36"	38"	40"	42"	44"
HIPS FIR (CM)	81.5	86.5	91.5	96.5	101	106.5	111.5
SKORT LENGTHS (SM)	36.5	38	39.5	41	42.5	44	45.5

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A simple Drip Pan can save you from a whole lot of maintenance. They line the drip tray of your grill to make the disposal of grease easy and clean.

Out Of Carton Dimensions
6.4cm H x 12.5cm W x 28cm D

Individual Carton Dimensions
29cm H x 7.4cm W x 12cm D

Material
Aluminum

Quantity
10

Care Instructions
Hand wash before use

Fits
Genesis® II / Genesis® II LX 400 and 600 series, Summit® 400/600 series, and Summit® Gold/Platinum 6-burner model gas grills

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