GrillPro 23513 19-Inch Universal Fit Grill H Burner, Silver

So far happy with the burner. If it last a few years that’s all I would expect. A grill is a tough environment. Only had the burner in for one summer but expect it will go the distance.

Fast delivery. Easy to assembly, the only question is how much is going to last, because the thickness is not much, but H burners are hard to find those days.

Went together pretty easy but was unable to tighten down through bottom holes in grill with bracket as screw was not long enough. Should not be a problem as grill is never moved

This burner fit with some adjustment made to my grill which was kind of expected. The only thing that I had hoped would be included is the spark lighter adapter that mounts on the burner. Good thing I was able to salvage the old spark lighter from my old burner. Other than that little issue, I am quite pleased with the performance of the burner.

Bought this BBQ burner to replace another burner that only lasted under 2 years.This one, though only a bit more expensive, is a totally different ball game.It is quality and even comes with a guarantee, sturdy construction, vent pipes good with adjustable air vents.It also has a tie down, though a bit fiddly to install, works very well and stops your burner getting damaged when moving the BBQ.Very happy with this product and would totally reccommend to to anyone.

This unit lasts for one year of occasional use. It splits at the seams between top and bottom halves

First of all it works, and it gives a nice even distribution of heat , and it allowed me to save my gas grill unit after the original burner crapped out,,, you should first measure the overall dimension, so you know it fits, as well as the distance from the burner to the gas valves.. Other than that , the mounting requires some thought as all grills are more or less different, From m picture , you can see i had to install 2 cross members to make the transition, it was pretty simple,Over all it works well and my final chore is adjusting the flame, which isn;t that far off using the factory settings,, I might not even bother with it, after all

I have a 30+ year old Charbroil grill that has a cast aluminum body and lid, and cast iron grates. It still works great, but the burner rusts out every several years and needs to be replaced. The GrillPro H burner works just fine in my grill, although I had to do a little modification here and there to get it to fit just right... not unexpected with a generic replacement part. Bottom line is that my old grill is back in business, and I couldn't be happier right now. The GrillPro burner seems to be well made, although time will tell how well the stainless steel holds up. If I get five years out of it, I'll be happy. I didn't have any trouble attaching the burner tubes or feet to the burner, but I can you that since the screws are the self-tapping type (will cut their own thread in the sheet metal), you do need to apply some downward pressure when putting them in. This tidbit may be helpful to some. Also, a nut driver will come in handy when screwing the four threaded "feet".