Quad-Fold Grill Grate

$69.95 USD $99.95 USD

Compatible With The 24" Pop-Up Fire Pit

Quickly and easily convert your Pop-Up Fire Pit to an outdoor grill with the Grill Grate Attachment. 304 stainless with a folding design these grill grates can handle anything you throw at them. Load up burgers, pots, and even dutch ovens for cooking versatility.

Easy To Clean Vinyl Carrying Case Included
Pop-Up Pit Sold Separately

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Customer Reviews

4.5 Based on 4 Reviews

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Quad-Fold Grill Grate - Customer Photo From Aaron Guy

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02/05/2024

Claudine S.

United States

My husband LOVES his pop up fire pit!

I just wanted to take the time to let you know that my husband absolutely LOVES his Fireside products! I bought him the 24” pop up fire pit a couple of years ago and he takes it everywhere we go! He loves that it’s light, compact, and the “wow” factor isn’t bad when it’s assembled and blazing in all its glory! This is the second grill kit set I’ve purchased as a backup for the first set. I’ve also purchased the thermal gloves, a couple of replacement mesh but hoping the frontier grates will help the mesh last a bit longer when we use firewood. We’ve been really happy with the products and of course the customer service that Triston provided. Thank you and have a great week!

02/02/2024

Rob R.

United States

Completes the grill

The Quad-Fold Grill Grate is a great addition to the Fireside Grill. It's heavy duty and stores easily.

05/05/2022

Hamilton B.

United States

Hamilton

I haven't yet used the grill set up but decided to put it together before my first use. First impression of kit pieces was good, however there were no directions so I had to assemble the grill with the help of the few pictures available - easy enough. Unfortunately, the the side pieces were ~1/4" to long. This made installing the mounting posts - per the pictures - difficult. I simply cut a 1/4" off the side pieces but I am not sure everyone will be able to do so as easily as I can. Lastly, the posts screw into the bottom of clamps that hold everything together. The fine threads on the posts are easy to cross thread and can jamb - as did one of mine. Thin aluminum is just too soft for this type of thing. All in all I think it will work well after my adjustments.