Customer Reviews

Weber 6416 Large Aluminum Drip Pans, 10-Pack

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I bought a Weber Genesis E-320, and wanted spare drip pans.
Weber does not specify which size pan fits which grill series.
The large pans will work in my grill, but they do not drop down
into the opening made for the drip pan.
I needed the small size pans.
They are made of fairly thick aluminum, so I am sure I will be able
to put them to good use.
The Genesis series takes small pans!

They catch drippings very well!

Oh -- and serving food with the weber stamp is simply cool for some unknown but rewarding reason. Boy it really IS the small things in life huh?

Quality of the pans is very good.

NOTE: Sams club also has large drip pans cheap - you can then save these for "special company" times if you want!

I've always used these and have been very pleased. I've looked at other aluminum disposable pans and these are cheaper and better than others in stores.

These pans are the perfect size to use on the 22 inch weber grill. They fit right in between the charcoal holders.

This is a good sturdy pan, fits perfectly in between the two half round charcoal baskets. I cooked a 13 lb. turkey using a rotisserrie,this pan placed under the bird caught the drippings. Afterwards with this pan clean up was easy, bagged and tossed. Will make great serving trays.

These pans are perfect for whatever use you may have in mind. The price is quite affordable....I looked at the local dollar store and found lesser quality for a higher price....and the size wasn't right either!!

Items are as advertised: Strong well built aluminum pans suitable for catching drips produced by my propane grill located outside.

This product is as described. It fits nicely between the charcoal receptacles used when doing indirect barbecuing. If one is careful, these pans are even sturdy enough to remove, after having caught the drippings from the item being barbecued, and then can be used to make gravy or for future basting.

Large Weber drip pans are almost impossible to find at retail stores around here. Or at the ones I frequent, anyway. I'm now set for indirect cooking in my Weber kettle this year. There's not much else to be said about them other than that they are a lot sturdier than the disposable roasting pans which are the alternative to genuine Weber pans.