Grill Covers
Nothing brings family and friends together like a backyard barbecue. If your outdoor grill is your pride and joy, chances are you want to protect it at all costs. That's why we stock a selection of covers for your grill at Ingrams Water & Air.
Why Do You Need a Grill Cover?
If you have an outdoor grill, covering it between uses has a heap of benefits:
- Protecting your grill from rain, snow, dust, debris and harsh weather
- Stopping moisture from getting into your grill and causing rust or corrosion
- Keeping your grill sparkling clean, making it easier to maintain
- Extending the lifespan of your grill by shielding it from damage and UV rays
When Should You Use a Grill Cover?
It's a good idea to cover your grill whenever you're not using it. That means after grilling, between barbecues and especially during winter or off-peak seasons. Be sure to let the grill cool down before covering it. Also, avoid covering the grill after rain if it's wet — the trapped moisture can cause it to rust.
How Do You Choose the Ideal Grill Cover?
Consider size, material and features as you look for a grill cover. Here are a few steps to get you started.
Measure Your Grill
Grill covers are a lot like the perfect pair of jeans — too small, and your grill will be bursting out of it. Too big, and it may fall off. The key is measuring your grill. Here's how:
- Grab a tape measure and record the width of your grill. Measure from one side to the other, including any side shelves or burners. The cover should protect the whole grill.
- Measure the depth from the back to the front of the grill.
- Measure the grill's height from the ground up. You want the cover to enclose the grill without dragging.
Write down these measurements and compare them to the dimensions of potential grill covers to find the perfect fit.
Check Grill Compatibility
Grills come in all shapes and sizes, from beautiful built-in grills to fabulous flat tops. The cover needs work with the grill type — an island grill cover won't fit a kettle grill, and vice versa. If you're a seasoned outdoor chef, you likely already know what type of grill you own. For the novices, you can check the manual.
Popular grill types include:
- Built-in grills
- Cart grills
- Flat-top grills
- Kettle grills
- Kamado grills
- Smokers
Compare Materials
The quality of the material matters. A thick, durable and weather-resistant grill cover will last through the seasons. Polyester is popular for its durability and resistance to water, fading or cracking. Canvas is also a common choice. Check the product descriptions for features like waterproofing or UV protection.
Look for Bonus Features
Some covers come with extras, like straps or elastic cords around the bottom to stay secure in heavy winds. Other covers for grills might include zipper pockets to store your accessories. Keep an eye out for bonus features that will make your life easier.
Get Cooking With Grill Covers From Ingrams Water & Air
Give your grill the care it deserves with high-quality covers from Ingrams Water & Air. Browse our selection, add your chosen cover to your cart and check out today.
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