Grill Covers

Bluedawg357

Has anyone had a custom grill cover made?  I have three eggs, Lg, Sm, and Mini, I want to build a table for them and have one cover them all.  I would appreciate any recomendations on where to start.  Thanks
 

Tspud1

Covers:  "John Edwards" <coverworks@hotmail.com

 

http://vinylcovering....com/index.html

 

http://www.duckcovers.com/

 

http://www.the-cover...d-grill-covers/

 

http://grillwraps.com/bge/  

Cove Point Covers
P.O. Box 389
Barrington, RI 02806
Telephone: 401-648-6858
Fax: 401-633-7500
E-mail: Bill@covept.com
www.grillwraps.com

 

http://www.cowleycan...-Kamado_c11.htm

Tspud1

Material will play a big part in cost. Sunbrella is very good but costs. Try ATV covers as an alternative for a non custom

Dan in StL

I just got a Duckcover and LOVE IT.  It was a third of the price of the BGE branded covers - and every BGE cover I've had leaked.  The Duckcover is light weight, water repellent and despite heavy rain my table and grill were bone dry

OhioEgger

I got a Duckcover some years ago and I still use it. But to say it's light weight is kind of a euphemism. Flimsy might be a better word. It's decent, but the seams can open up and need repair and it only does an OK job of protection. Basically just works to keep the dirt off it.

I wanted something better so I had Duckcover make me a custom cover that's considerably more heavy duty about two years ago. I use it during bad weather or when I'll be out of town for a while. Cost me around $100 for a good cover that fits over my LBGE in its table, and well worth it.

ryantt

Not sure where your located, but often times you can find a company that makes boat covers/tarps that can get the job done for you.  Better quality materials = more money but buying quality only hurts once.  

GregW

I've never had one made, but I've heard good things about the covers by http://vinylcovering....com/index.html

That @Tspud1 mentioned.