Outdoor Bazaar Adjsutable Grease Tray for Gas Grill (27-30 inches), Fits 4/5 Burner Grills from Nexgrill, Dyna Glo, Backyard Grill, BHG, Uniflame & Others, Universal Drip Tray with Catch Pan

Easy to put together. Should be easy to clean too

Worked perfect. Easy to put together and quickly adjust, if needed

It is good and it fit well because it is adjustable also it looks great and easy to install and clean. I highly recommend it.

So easy to put together and clean

Made fairly well, and will work since it's the only option I could find. Not the same quality or exact fit as the original, but after 6 years of outdoor use my Kenmore grill was in need of a replacement. To my surprise, a factory option was impossible to find. Once fully expanded this fit my grill, but because it is two pieces it isn't as strong as the original. However, it appears to be sturdy enough to last me a few more years. I may buy another just in case they stop making these! The cost isn't bad and it was easy to install. Worked with the factory installed drip tray.

I had higher hopes for this tray. I did like that it was adjustable so I didn’t have to worry about it not fitting my grill, but it really doesn’t slope downward nearly enough to encourage grease drainage. It requires more frequent cleaning to prevent grease flare ups when grilling meats that drip more fat. Does the job, but could definitely be better.

Direct replacement fits great-long lasting

Like every other person who has bought a Dyna Glo grill, my drip pan (as well as heat shields and grates) rusted out in about 2 years. I ordered the larger of the 2 pans for my 4 burner grill and it fits snugly without the need to expand it. It is not packaged the greatest - the corners of mine were bent. Easily fixed with a pliers. It also does not fit together well - one side snapped together perfect but the other side gapped slightly. It is a drip tray so cosmetics are not a big deal but still disappointing. The grease catch is positioned 90 degrees from the Dyna Glo so that is less convenient but not a showstopper. The countersunk features for it are being drawn too deep for the steel used so there is cracking/tearing occurring at the edge of the hole. Not a huge deal for what it's intended to do but definitely does not give the impression of quality. I also replaced the outer countersunk M4 screws with button head screws. The steel is just galvanized like the original so it will likely rust as quickly if you choose to do nothing. I painted all the parts with 2 coats of high heat paint - once prior to assembly and then once after assembly. Hoping to get another two years out of the grill (replaced grates and shields as well). Time will tell how well this holds up.