Snow Peak Flat Burner cover: every option compared
The Flat Burner (GS-450R) sits flush in one IGT unit — but when you’re not cooking, it’s a hole in your table. Snow Peak doesn’t sell a cover. Store staff told us customers ask for one. Here’s what exists.
| Cover | Finish | Price | Where |
|---|---|---|---|
| Campingmoon 1U Flat Burner Cover Campingmoon · tested by us | Powder-coated steel, black | $31.95 | US — in stock at Kōrogi |
| Flat Burner Cover HC-60 Hayano Kenko (Japan) | Mirror-polished stainless, 1.0 mm | ¥4,290 (about $29) | Japan only; sold out when checked |
| IGT Flat Burner top plate GRANDOOR (Japan) | Stainless 0.8 mm, powder-coated | Not listed | Amazon Japan |
Checked September–October 2026.
Our take: Campingmoon 1U cover
We bought this one. It drops over the Flat Burner and sits flat, turning the burner slot back into a usable 1U surface for prep or a hot pan. It works — it just doesn’t feel as premium as Snow Peak’s own stainless inserts. The black powder coat reads budget next to brushed steel.
- Good: fits well, light, doubles as a 1U top, in stock in the US.
- Less good: powder-coated, not stainless; doesn’t match Snow Peak trays.
Want stainless?
Hayano Kenko’s HC-60 is mirror-polished stainless and closes over the burner with Snow Peak’s pot stand still attached. It’s made in Japan and was sold out when we checked; a proxy service can ship it if it returns. GRANDOOR’s plate uses stainless steel but is powder-coated.