Accessories That Fit Your Blue Rhino Razor Griddle

Best for
Protecting the Razor 4-burner cooktop between cooks

The Silicone Griddle Mat for Blue Rhino is sold by a brand listed as PGFDXDBNM, not by Blue Rhino. The listing states it is designed for the Blue Rhino Razor 4-Burner Griddle 37″, which makes it the most directly targeted item in this group. It sits over the flat top when you are not cooking, keeping the surface tidy and ready for the next meal.

The main design detail is a raised edge that holds grease, oil, food residue and liquids on the mat instead of letting them run off. It is heat resistant silicone that stays flexible, rinses clean with warm water or goes in the dishwasher, and rolls up for packing on camping trips, RV travel or cookouts. The description lists the color as orange. The listing does not specify a maximum temperature rating, so we would not treat it as a cooking surface over lit burners without confirming that with the seller.

A note on specs: the listing gives product dimensions of 0.39 x 0.39 x 0.39 inches, which cannot be the real size of a mat meant for a 37-inch griddle. The listing does not state the mat’s actual measurements, so check the seller’s size chart or photos against your cooktop. The listed item weight is 2.2 pounds.

• Listed fit: Blue Rhino Razor 4-Burner Griddle 37″
• Raised edge to contain grease and liquids
• Reusable and dishwasher safe
• Rolls up for storage and transport

This mat suits Razor owners who store the griddle outdoors or in a garage and want the cooktop protected from dust and debris between sessions. It does not handle gas supply or grease drainage, which is where the other two picks come in.

Best for
Tailgaters who want a gas level gauge

The Propane Hose Adapter & Regulator comes from Alloxity, and this is the pick that needs the most care. Its listing is written for tabletop griddles and names other brands’ compact models; it does not mention the Blue Rhino Razor at all. The Razor 4-burner is a full-size griddle, so the listing gives you no confirmation that this regulator matches its inlet or gas demand. Treat it as a possible fit that you verify, not a guaranteed one.

What the listing does specify is useful. It is a low-pressure regulator with an outlet pressure of 11″ W.C. (1/2 PSI), a Type 1/QCC1 tank connector made from solid brass that attaches to QCC1 propane tanks without tools, and a three-layer hose made of flame-retardant PVC. It lists CSA certification. The built-in gauge uses colored zones: green means sufficient gas, yellow means low and red means nearly empty.

That gauge is the real draw for tailgate cooks. Running out of propane halfway through a batch of smash burgers is a familiar pain, and a glance at the needle before kickoff tells you whether to bring a spare tank. The listing does not specify the hose length, so measure the distance from your tank position to the griddle’s inlet before ordering.

• 11″ W.C. (1/2 PSI) low-pressure outlet
• Solid brass QCC1 tank connector
• Green, yellow and red gas level gauge
• Three-layer flame-retardant PVC hose

Choose this only after confirming your Razor’s regulator connection matches. If the fit is uncertain, the mat and drip pan liners are the safer Razor-specific purchases.

Best for
Fast cleanup after every griddle session

The Grease Drip Pan Liners for PitBoss are made by BBQMFG, and despite the name up front, the listing also lists compatibility with the Blue Rhino Razor 4-burner griddle, model numbers GGC1643M and GGC2241M. That model-number detail is the most specific fit information in this whole roundup, so check the label on your griddle and match it.

The pack contains 20 disposable liners made from heavy-duty aluminum foil. The listing gives the drip pan top outside size as 5.1″ x 3.9″ with a height of 3.4″, and it asks buyers to verify their grease catcher size if using them on other griddles. The listing also says the foil encourages reuse, although the item highlight calls them throw-away liners; in practice you can decide per session depending on how much grease a cook produces.

These liners suit anyone who cooks bacon, burgers or anything else that sends a lot of grease into the cup. Instead of scraping and scrubbing the catcher after a late night, you lift the liner, toss it and drop in a fresh one. They do not protect the cooktop itself, so pair them with the mat if you want both covered.