39" x 15" Rectangular Fire Pit Burner Pan Lid Cover Fits 36 x12 Inch Drop-in Fire Pit Burner Pan Fireplaces & Fire Pit Grill Cover for Traeger Pro BBQ PRO

Name: 39" x 15" Rectangular Fire Pit Burner Pan Lid Cover Fits 36 x12 Inch Drop-in Fire Pit Burner Pan Fireplaces & Fire Pit Grill Cover for Traeger Pro BBQ PRO
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 62597054076
Price: 140.00 USD
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39" x 15" Rectangular Fire Pit Burner Pan Lid Cover Fits 36 x12 Inch Drop in Fire Pit Burner Pan Fireplaces & Fire Pit Grill Cover for Traeger Pro BBQ PRO Grill Cover for Traeger Pro 34 Series (TFB88PUB & TFB88PZB) Wood Pellet Grill Smoker BBQ Replacement Parts for Char broil 463212511 Round Corners and edges: Rounded corners and edges can protect you from injury Dimensions: Measures 39"L x 15"W x 1"H

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