Barbecue Cover – Still In Place After a Windy Night and a Wet Morning

A dense Oxford-weave cover cut to fit gas grills and patio units, with a face that turns rain away instead of drinking it in. Hook-and-loop straps on each side draw the fabric in around the frame so it cannot balloon. Three sizes take widths between 31.5 and 74.8 inches.

Why choose this barbecue cover?

Left open, a grill collects water in the burner tubes and a film of grime over the lid. The usual failure is not the fabric but the fit, since a loose cover lifts on the first breezy evening and ends up on the lawn. Side straps and a structured cut deal with that part.

• Side straps: Pull tight around the frame so wind has nothing to get under.
• Rain-shedding face: Water beads and runs off rather than soaking into the weave.
• Dense Oxford cloth: Made for staying outdoors year round instead of occasional use.
• Deep drop: Reaches down to 59 inches, past the cart and over the wheels.
• Packs small: Folds flat enough for a deck box or a garage shelf out of season.

On after dinner, off before the next one.

Measure across the widest point, side shelves included, then take the size that clears it. Drop the cover over the closed lid from the front and tighten both straps near the base. Let it dry open before folding it away at the end of the season.

Specifications

• Water-repellent Oxford cloth
• Fits widths 31.5 to 74.8 in (80 to 190 cm)
• Height up to 59 in (150 cm)
• Hook-and-loop side straps
• Folds flat for storage

Measure the grill and take the size that clears it.