Blaze Insulated Jacket for 30 in. Gas Griddles, BLZ-Griddle-IJ
This Blaze Professional insulated jacket is essential when installing your Blaze 30 Inch Gas Griddle into a combustible enclosure such as an outdoor kitchen or BBQ island. This insulated jacket is constructed of stainless steel with a self-supporting ledge around the sides and back that adds one more layer of quality to your outdoor kitchen. The insulated jackets are covered by a lifetime warranty that warrants against defects in manufacturing and workmanship. This warranty extends to the original purchaser against manufacture defects for products purchased for ordinary single-family home use.
- Stainless steel construction is durable in outdoor conditions
- Required for installing a side burner into combustible islands
- Fits Blaze 30 Inch Built-In Gas Griddle
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Specification and Dimension| Width | 32.38" |
| Depth | 26.38" |
| Height | 13.13" |
| Collection | Blaze |
| Designed For | Griddle |
| Configuration | Built-In |
| Cut Out Width | 30 5/8" |
| Cut Out Height | 12 3/4" |
| Cut Out Depth | 25" |
| Material | Stainless Steel |
| Made In USA | Yes |
About Blaze
Blaze Grills wasn't started to simply be a business. They started this company because grilling and outdoor living is a passion that we all share. The Blaze founding team has a combined 45 years of experience in the industry, and they have used the experience to develop, test and make the products fantastic. The same passion that Blaze brings to the company is transferred to Blaze customers through every product that is manufactured.
One of the biggest complaints that Blaze heard before starting Blaze Grills was that while everyone wanted an outdoor kitchen, most people thought they would never be able to afford one. Blaze believes that every person should truly be able to afford a luxurious outdoor living space without breaking the bank in the process. Blaze makes every product with the consumer in mind, combining a super high quality product with an affordable price point.
