Though the measurements were exact for my range, these did not fit. The pegs that secure them in place were too large to fit into the holes, and if they had fit, the grates were too close together on each side. These were heavy and seemed to be good quality and the price was excellent, but I had to return them. I found others that were more expensive but fit perfectly.

This product arrives broken when ordered and replacement ordering.

These burner grates are great! They are cast iron and extremely heavy duty. They are way too big for our stove, I got excited and didn't measure to make sure they fit. They would be extremely functional to someone with the right size stove. They look like a cast iron skillet, which everyone wants but are extremely hard to clean. Meaning these grates are just as hard to clean.

Although I didn't get these to use for a stovetop, they worked out very nicely for functional decoration. Solid, heavy duty stovetop burner grates, I'm sure they can both hold and heat the pots most will be using them for. I didn't notice any flaws.

I recently received this "PA060037 Heavey-Duty Cast Iron Spider Grates, 4 Burner Grate Replacement for Viking Gas Range Oven Stove Top Parts Cooktop Grate Stove Rack PA060024" which are not being used with a Viking gas range or oven, but are part of a DIY curb appeal project where I had to get kinda creative.I've been working on an arrangement of artificial plants in my front flower bed, using several very nice faux ferns as the anchor points for the display. The problem I ran into with the ferns, however, is that they're so FRONDY (yes, that's now a word) that they want to uproot themselves with any amount of wind, and it seems we get MUCH stronger wind here than I realized until I began fighting with it. I'd place the base of the fern in my planter, get it all arranged, "secure" it with some gardening rocks, and an hour later the whole plant would be out of the pot, halfway across the yard. I tried several "mounting" methods, but ultimately decided that what I needed was something with the following properties:Must weigh at least 2 lbs.Must be low profile.Must allow for drainage.Must be appropriate for securing faux greenery to it.I ended up coming across a square drainage grate and I ordered it. For the largest pot, it works perfectly. The grate is a foot across, however, and only the largest planter has a mouth able to accommodate the grate passing through it. For the other planters, however, I still had to come up with something. The two smaller planters are only BARELY smaller, with mouths that are 11" and 10". These "spider grates" are almost the same size as the square one I ordered first. BUT there's a critical difference: the "spider legs" of these grates aren't fully enclosed on the outer perimeter, meaning I can fit them into the planters' mouths without damaging the planters. It's fantastic.There are several other reasons these iron burners make excellent faux foliage anchors, but I won't bore you with that since there's almost 0% chance you're reading this far into my artificial plant-life decorating saga. This is an item listing for a replacement/upgrade, specifically for a Viking brand gas stove and here I am talking about using these to decorate with a bunch of artificial plants. BUT, it is what it is and that's exactly how I'm using these burner grates.If you happen to be doing some artificial landscaping, check these out. If you are looking for replacement grates for your Viking gas range... well, these are listed as that and seem like they'd be fine. The metal feels durable (about like any burner, I suppose) and I noticed no workmanship flaws or obvious defects, so I'm choosing to believe they're just fine if used as intended. I say that knowing they're also "just fine" being used NOT as intended, but I'm loving 'em!Happy to recommend, but for reasons far different than you may have originally suspected!

The forks that go to the middle are thinner than the OEM. The material is more gray black or charcoal black. The weight is good. The look is fine except not full black. Fits perfectly. I would say change out all if you need to replace one or two burners. Functionality is the same height and dimensions, except the inner forks which could give you more heat.

This review is for the *Tmozyar* brand Heavey-Duty Cast Iron Spider Grates, 4 Burner Grate Replacement for Viking Gas Range Oven Stove Top Parts Cooktop Grate Stove Rack PA060024Submitted April 2025These grates are Great. Fit, Value For Money, Durability, Functionality, and Look, all this and perhaps more can be yours when you procure these replacement cooktop grates.The installation is easy as described. Just put these babies on your cooktop (after removing the old, presumably worn grates, silly) and flame on! Easy-peasy, simple installation.These appear to be high quality. I am skeptical of "coated" cast iron in general, due to quality issues experienced in the past. However, these are holding up so far. The porcelain (aka glass) coatings typically experience issues over 1200 degrees Fahrenheit, and the typical user should not experience any degradation. The tell-tale signs of coating breaking down is bubbling, cracking, and smoking (when the grate is clean).This is a five (5) star deal here.

Revising my earlier review. I had initially said they were a perfect fit for my old 48 inch viking range, because I was mixing them with my old grates (I have 6 burners and only got a set of 4 of these). I can fit one old and one new grate together, but they look slightly different (new ones are dark grey, old ones black). Attaching a pic of that, new in front, old in back. But if I try to use two new ones together, they're just maybe a quarter inch too large. I can't get both grates into the holes on the stove top. One has to sit up on the little knob, making it uneven.In one attached pic you'll see the new one (with square edges and the number 0037 etched in it) above the old one. They're lined up on the right, and you can see how the top one is slightly longer on the left side. Including a close-up of that as well.Unfortunately I don't know the model number of my range, but it's a 6 burner viking with two ovens and a griddle. It might be VGSS480 or VGIC487, not sure.From my original review:It's nice to have clean, updated grates. They are very solid and seem as good as the old ones. The color is a bit different. See picture. The ones in back are old, the new ones in front. I have a six burner stove and thought I could get away with replacing 4 and just using the cleanest of the old ones, but the color difference is noticeable. These are bit greyer than the old ones, which were more black. But it's fairly subtle.