Another Grill Cover Thread


 
This Weber 7107 cover repels water very well. Makes the water bead up just like a freshly waxed car and then rain rolls right off the cover.
 
Kyle in Woodstock said:
This Weber 7107 cover repels water very well. Makes the water bead up just like a freshly waxed car and then rain rolls right off the cover.
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Well I hope it works out well for you but I bought my last Weber cover about three years ago. They would barley last a year before turning to dust in the AZ sun.
 
Rich Dahl said:
Update, the cover is now three years old on the Camp Chef and it's in the full sun all day and it's still like new, very pleased with the results.
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Good to know. I've been through at least three iterations of Weber covers and none have been perfect. The latest ones I have are a few years old and use the velcro strap to hold them. These straps don't work for me and in fact caused damage to my 26” kettle.

The biggest issue I have is wind blowing the covers off. With the velcro strap attached to the leg, the cover comes off and becomes a sail. It carried my 26” about 30’ from the patio. It put a dent in the lid and took the enamel off in that spot almost to the metal.

I end up picking those covers up (three of them) at least a couple times a week as they blow off.
 
I bought THIS for my new grill. We will see how it does. Once that one goes belly up I'll check out the Classic Accessories covers.
 
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