Description
Napoleon's Drop-in Grill Roasting Pan is 1.5 inches deep and made to perfectly fit the Rogue and Freestyle model gas grills. Remove the cooking grids and drop in this convenient pan, ideal for indirect cooking, casseroles, lasagna, baking, roasting, and so much more. Meals are easy and fun with the addition of the delicious flavors of barbecue. Featuring drop-in handles for easy removal and storage. The porcelainized enamel finish is smooth and makes cleanup simple, just wipe it out with soapy water, it won't rust. The drop-in Grill Roasting Pan is easy to use, simply remove the cooking grids on the barbecue grill and replace them with the drop-In Grill Roasting Pan. When the food is ready, remove it from the barbecue using heat resistant gloves. You can serve directly from the Roasting Pan.
- The porcelain coated finish makes searing, roasting, baking and sheet pan dinners easy and fun with the addition of the delicious flavors of barbecue
- The porcelainized enamel finish is smooth and makes cleanup simple, just wipe out with soapy water, it won't rust
- Fits barbecue grills with cooking grid spaces 1.5 inches deep. Specifically built to to fit Fits Rogue and Freestyle Models
- The drop-in handles automatically hide when you set the pan down
- Remove the cooking grids on the barbecue grill and replace them with the Drop-In Grill Roasting Pan
- When the food is ready, remove it from the barbecue using heat resistant gloves. You can serve directly from the Roasting Pan
Professional delivery and installation is available for every product we sell. We would be happy to coordinate delivery and installation for you.
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