Most barbecue covers are made from polyester (commonly 80% or 100%), PVC (100% polyvinyl chloride), or heavier 600D polyester with a PE coating.
Sizes range from small side‑burner covers (for example, 12 in H × 14 in W × 24 in D) up to large table or grill covers (for example, 36 in H × 70 in W × 114 in D). Full grill covers are also listed at sizes such as 47.5 in H × 60 in W × 30 in D.
Listings commonly advertise waterproofing, UV protection or resistance, and all‑weather designs as primary protective features.
Care instructions vary by product: some recommend hand washing, others recommend spot or wipe cleaning, and several notes advise rinsing or spraying with water and air‑drying.
Common securing features include elastic hems or elastic closures and straps such as Velcro/hook‑and‑loop fasteners to hold the cover snugly in place.
Covers emphasize rip‑resistant or rip‑proof fabrics, reinforced stitching and tough seams, and heavy‑duty materials designed to resist tearing and wear.
