Heavy Duty Grill Mat Made from Recycled Tire Rubber for Easy Cleanup Under Gas, Charcoal and Pellet Grills
This heavy duty grill mat sits beneath your grill to catch cooking drips on a surface that does not absorb rendered fats, oils or sauces. Its recycled tire rubber construction makes cleanup straightforward: wash it with soap and water after grilling.
Made in the USA, the Yoder Smokers mat is just under 1/4 inch thick and suitable for use beneath gas, charcoal and pellet grills. Select a 36 x 48 inch or 36 x 72 inch mat to suit your grill setup.
Unroll the mat outdoors before first use. The initial rubber odor typically dissipates over a day or two, so allow it to air out outside rather than inside your home.
Features
- Nonabsorbent rubber keeps rendered fats, oils and sauces from soaking into the mat.
- Soap-and-water cleaning simplifies maintenance after cooking.
- Recycled tire rubber construction is just under 1/4 inch thick.
- Suitable for placement beneath gas, charcoal and pellet grills.
- Two rectangular sizes accommodate different grill setups.
Specifications
- Product type: Grill mat for placement beneath a grill
- Material: Recycled tire rubber
- Thickness: Just under 1/4 inch
- Size selections: 36 x 48 inches; 36 x 72 inches
- Grill types: Gas, charcoal and pellet
- Cleaning: Soap and water
- Country of manufacture: USA
- Initial setup: Unroll outdoors and allow the initial rubber odor to dissipate for a day or two
Frequently Asked Questions
Does this mat go beneath the grill or on the cooking grate?
This grill mat goes beneath the grill. Its nonabsorbent rubber surface is intended to handle drips such as rendered fats, oils and sauces.
Which size should I choose for my grill setup?
Choose between 36 x 48 inches and 36 x 72 inches after measuring the area beneath your grill. Both sizes are 36 inches wide; the 72-inch version provides a longer covered area.
Can I use this mat beneath a pellet grill?
Yes, this mat is suitable beneath pellet grills as well as gas and charcoal grills.
How do I clean the rubber grill mat?
Clean the mat with soap and water. The rubber does not absorb rendered fats, oils or sauces, helping make cooking drips easier to remove.
Should I air out the mat before using it?
Yes, unroll the mat outdoors before first use. Its initial rubber odor typically dissipates over a day or two.