Royal Gourmet BBQ Grill Cover

La compré para un asador Masterbuilt de 36 pulgadas y le quedó perfecto con las charolas laterales abajo. La calidad es muy buena, se ve resistente y duradero. Estoy seguro de que protegerá muy bien mi asador.

The grill comes in pieces in a box as you can imagine, and it is a bit of a job putting it together (at least by yourself). That is what I expected though so it wasn't a disappointment for me. The grill works great, and especially for the price you pay. It has 2 side vents, a smoke stack and an adjustable coal pan for adjusting heat, and it works like a charm. I've had it for just over 2 months now and it works perfectly! Very happy with my purchase. I was able to buy this, plus the cover (which was also great), for the same price as a regular charcoal grill with all the same features. The only ting I want to point out is that it isn't constructed of thick metal. The metal seems a little more thin and flimsy than other. more expensive grills I've had in the past, but once it's put together its sturdy enough that I don't worry about the integrity of the grill. I'm very happy with the purchase.

Están muy bonito pero embona muy justo. Debió tener unos cm más grande para que no quedara apretado.

This was the recommended cover for my new grill purchase last summer (Royal Gourmet CC1830FC Charcoal Grill Offset Smoker). It does not fit the grill until you get a screwdriver and remove the smokestack from the lid. That's fine, I suppose, but if you grill often, then it adds an annoyingly time consuming (and hand dirtying) task TWICE to each grill use. If you're using this cover on a grill with no smokestack, then you're fine. More importantly, the cover is about the cheesiest, shoddiest, most disappointing material and construction I could imagine. Wherever there is a hard end on the grill, such as the edge of the front table (or any spot that's not flat!), the cover simply rips apart. This started happening as soon as the weather got colder -- I ordered this in July, so it lasted a couple months. I ended up wrapping my grill for the winter in a standard blue tarp from the hardware store, then wrapped the ripped cover around the tarp, essentially just using it for the Velcro pieces at the bottom to cinch the tarp and help keep it in place. The black fabric faded terribly. (I have black cushions on all of my outdoor furniture within feet of the grill, and they have never faded, so it's not merely a matter of placement in the sun.) I would care more about this aesthetic aspect if the cover wasn't already thrown away and discarded as useless. Complete waste of money.

Nice product , make sure that it fits the larger BBQ and the black fades easy in the 🌞