Griddle Plates

6 authorized brands. Compare fuel type, size and price, then confirm fit and warranty terms before you order.

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Find your fit.

Start with the basics, then compare. Here is what matters when you shop griddle plates.

Size

30 inch

Size

34 inch

Size

36 inch

Size

42 inch

Construction

Cold Rolled Steel, 304 Stainless Steel

Configuration

Drop-In, Grate Insert

Expert tip

Match the griddle plate or signature grate to your exact grill model and size. These inserts are designed to fit specific grates and openings, so confirm your grill's brand, series, and dimensions before ordering. Season cold rolled steel plates before first use for a naturally nonstick surface.

Read the full buying guide

Griddle plates and signature griddle grates let you turn your existing grill into a flat-top cooking station for smash burgers, breakfast, vegetables, fried rice, and more. The most important factor when shopping is fitment. Many griddle inserts and signature grates are engineered for specific grill brands, series, and grate sizes, so confirm your grill's exact model and dimensions before ordering. Drop-in griddles sit into a grate opening, replacement grates swap directly in place of a standard cooking grate, and teppanyaki plates provide a smooth surface for high-heat cooking. Material affects both performance and maintenance: cold rolled steel seasons like cast iron for excellent heat retention and a naturally nonstick surface, while 304 stainless steel resists corrosion and is easier to clean. To get the best results, preheat the plate fully before cooking and season cold rolled steel before first use. Many griddle plates pair with accessories such as drip trays, insulated jackets, and covers. Shop griddle plates, drop-in griddles, and signature griddle grates matched to popular grills at Northwoods Grills.