
Shield Grill and Griddle Cover
Waterproof fabric grill cover in black, with seven sizes for grills and griddles.
From $30.95






$85.95
A black 210D polyester hood for gas, charcoal and electric grills, built with air vents to prevent condensation. A drawstring hem and buckle straps hold it down in the wind, and a storage bag is included.
Expected delivery Sat, Nov 7 to Sat, Nov 14
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The Weatherguard Grill Cover is a fitted outdoor cover for gas, charcoal and electric grills. It shields the body, lid and side shelves from rain, dust and wind between cooks.
The fabric is 210D polyester in black. It is waterproof, dustproof and windproof, so it handles everyday patio weather. Two vents let air move through the cover and help keep condensation out.
A drawstring hem tightens the bottom edge, and 2 buckle straps secure the cover around the grill. Together they keep the cover from lifting in gusty conditions.
Pick the size that matches your grill. Measure the width, depth and height of the grill with the lid closed, then compare your numbers to the table below.
| Size | Best for |
|---|---|
| 52 x 26 x 43 in (132 x 66 x 109 cm) | Mid-size gas grills and griddles |
| 46 x 23.6 x 46 in (117 x 60 x 117 cm) | Smaller grills and kettle-style models |
| 58 x 24 x 47 in (147 x 61 x 120 cm) | Larger gas grills with side shelves |
All three sizes come in black. If your measurements fall between two sizes, choose the larger one so the cover sits loosely rather than stretched tight.
Let the grill cool completely before you cover it. A warm lid can trap heat and moisture under the fabric.
Set the cover over the top and pull it down over the corners. Tuck the sides around the lid and any side shelves.
Pull the drawstring at the hem and cinch it snug. Then clip the 2 buckle straps and adjust them until the cover sits firm. The straps are handy on windy days and during storm season.
Keep the 2 vents clear. They are there to let moist air escape, which helps prevent condensation from building up inside the cover.
Rinse the cover with water and let it air dry fully before you store it. Do not put it away damp.
When the cover is dry, fold it and slide it into the included storage bag. Keep the bag in a dry spot until you need the cover again.
For light dust, a quick rinse is usually enough. Skip harsh cleaners, since they can wear down the fabric over time.
A grill left out in the open collects rain, dust, pollen and leaves. Over time that grime works into the burners, grates and controls. A cover keeps the worst of it off, so you spend less time cleaning before you cook.
The drawstring hem and buckle straps matter on breezy patios. A loose cover can flap, shift or blow off. This one cinches down and stays put.
The vents are a small detail that makes a real difference. Trapped moisture can lead to rust and mildew. Letting air move through the cover helps keep the inside drier.
This cover is a simple, practical layer of protection for the grilling season and the off season alike.
Measure your grill with the lid closed and compare it to the three sizes. If you are between sizes, choose the larger one for a looser fit.
Yes. The 210D polyester is waterproof, dustproof and windproof. Two vents also help keep condensation from building up inside.
A drawstring hem tightens the bottom edge, and 2 buckle straps secure the cover around the grill.
Each order includes one grill cover and a storage bag. Rinse the cover with water and dry it before storing.