QuliMetal 16 Gauge Flavorizer Bars for Weber Spirit E210, Spirit 200 Series Gas Grills (15.3" x 3.5" x 2.5") Replaces Weber 7635

I've had this for about a month and I have grilled on it about five times so far. I can tell it's made from a good material and I'm certain it will NOT rust like the porcelain enamel steel bars that Weber supplied when new. At this price how could anyone have a complaint?

So I’ve had my Weber Spirit 200 grill for about three years. I use it a lot and it’s so awesome. And like everybody else on here, I discovered that the flavorizer bars had rusted out. I could’ve bought replacements from Weber for 35 bucks, but instead I bought these for a lot less. I looked at a lot of different ones on Amazon before settling on these. I trusted the reviews and I’m glad that I did. They came today and I’ve installed them on the grill. It was totally easy to install them. I mean, you just drop them into place. While I had the old ones off I went ahead and cleaned up the grill and got rid of all the gunky rust from the old ones that had settled on the bottom. I then heated up the grill to 600 for a while to season them. As appropriate, they discolored a little bit – exactly what you expect with stainless steel.What I like about these is that they ARE stainless steel and they are also REALLY thick and heavy. I don’t think that they’re going to warp or rust out ever. I’m hoping that they will last the life of the grill. It seems like this is what Weber should’ve included with the grill when it was new. It’s like the most expensive grill out there, so why not they give you better flavorizer bars? So, to sum up, way cheaper than Weber replacements, much better than Weber replacements, and they came in one day from Amazon. Who wouldn’t buy these?

Good price, excellent replacement item. Made of stainless and should last much longer. Even if theydon’t, they were much cheaper than Weber replacements and know they will last at least as long!

I just received these and I have to say that I am very impressed with the quality. They are clearly well made, and they fit perfectly. When I removed the original Weber bars, which were the porcelain-coated version, you could immediately feel the difference in the heft. I'm guessing that they were at least twice as heavy as the originals. This seller also sells a thinner gauge version of these, but I went with this 16 gauge version, which was only a few dollars more and I think is certainly worth it. I don't know what Weber stainless bars look like or sell for, but I can't imagine that the quality is any better than these, and I'm guessing that they would probably be at least twice the price.

These are just covers, but the old ones rusted lie crazy. I replaced the jets as well because of rust, which amazes me since these don't really get exposed to liquid or weather etc. These are much thicker than the originals, and are stainless so hopefully they last a long time. The originals are only about 7 or 8 years old, and seeing how much a Weber costs, I find it upsetting that these only lasted this long.