Hongso SPZ191 (3-Pack) Stainless Steel Grill Heat Plates (Heat Shield, Heat Tent, Burner Cover, Vaporizor Bar, Flavorizer Bar) Replacement for Perfect Flame 3019L, 3019-L, 3019LNG, 3019-LNG (16

This part is almost an exact duplication of the original that came on the Perfect Flame 3091L grill. I took off (2) stars for the following reasons:1) These burner tents are thin metal, lower quality stainless steel and will rust out sooner than I would like to see, But they do fit and are made to properly cover the Perfect Flame burners. I just know (from experience with Perfect Flame parts) to expect an earlier than desired decay/rust of these parts. Even if the cost was higher for better quality, I would buy the product, but long lasting was not the hallmark of the Perfect Flame grills. My plan is to get a couple more years out of this grill (via these replacement parts) and then invest in better quality.2) The front tabs that mount into the slots in the front of the grill are incorrectly cut/notched to drop down into the slots they are supposed to engage. I have attached a photo that shows this issue. You will have to take a pair of tin-snips or Dremel and open up the notch so that this part will actually drop into the slots that they were designed to engage.3) The price is double the cost of the replacement burners that go underneath these tents. I think that the ~$60 price point is too much for what you get and don't get.As others have mentioned, for some reason the manufacturer or people that handle these parts bend the rear and front metal tabs inward. This is not a big deal as they are thin metal and can be bent straight again. Could be handled better though so the customer doesn't have to fix the fitment before they can install the parts.

Only just got these and the first thing I did was to do the magnet test. I'm no stainless-steel expert but I understand that the higher quality stainless is not magnetic (although if it has been tooled in certain ways it does become magnetic). The magnet stuck to this like glue.Remains to be seen how well they remain nice and bright and shiny.Finally got to install them and found the same problem with the slotted tabs. Looks like an age old problem where the notches were marked but cut on the wrong side of the mark. Did the same as another reviewer did - used tin snips the extend the notch.Update - Aug 7I live in PA. Used the grill about 4 times since installing the new grills. I have a stainless steel bbq that is outside but covered when not in use. I have had it for about 8 years and not one bit of rust on it. The original grills rusted out and were falling apart.I questioned the quality of the "stainless steel" when I got these new ones. Here's what they look like after just over 2 months a 4 uses.Rip off. Don't buy them.

The quality was not good. The metal was very thin. I had to shorten the end with the little notch to get it to fit my Perfect Flame. The metal was so thin that I was able to cut with a pair of sheer scissors. I do not think these will last very long at all.

Ends were bent during shipping - was able to repair and they fit properly so overall they do the job. Might want to rethink pkging...

kind of thin steel, perfect fit. wont last as long as OEM

Great looking parts although they didn't fit my grill without modification.

Worked great.

About what I expected from the other reviews. Definitely better them the cheap stuff you can get at the local hardware store