The best Grill cases, compared.
Top pick: Yimomoyi 117 cm cover – Top pick at score 92: 4.6 from 1,076 reviews, 420D Oxford stated, cool-down line, about £9.39. Not a lab soak. Best value: AZOMKER 145 cm cover – Best value at about £7.10, score 88 from 4.4 and 3,602 reviews, with hook-and-loop and a hem cord. The size lines disagree. Updated 22.10.2026.
A grill case is a soft weather cover you pull over a barbecue that stays outside. In the UK you will also see it called a BBQ cover or a barbecue cover. You buy one to keep rain, sun and dust off the grill between cooks. You tell a suitable grill case by the tape. Measure length, depth and closed height, including shelves that stay out. A little spare fabric lets a hem cord or side straps cinch the skirt. A lot of spare fabric ponds water and lifts in wind. If the title size and the item-dimensions line disagree, trust your tape. A stated denier and a PU or PVC coating mean more than a heavy-duty slogan. Cloth with no air vent traps damp, so the grill should be cool and dry first. Those checks are in the [grill case buying guide](/hub/grills-and-barbecues/grill-case/sub/grill-case-buying-guide). Wait until the barbecue is cool to the touch. A cover large enough to hide an LPG cylinder is not a reason to leave the valve open underneath.
A grill case is a soft weather cover you pull over a barbecue that stays outside. In the UK you will also see it called a BBQ cover or a barbecue cover. You buy one to keep rain, sun and dust off the grill between cooks.
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Across 1,076 amazon.co.uk reviews, the Yimomoyi cover at a title size of 117 x 66 x 117 cm is described as keeping rain off the barbecue, including heavy rain in one detailed review, while the side straps and drawstring stop flapping. It is the top pick in this table on that 4.6 star line at £9.39, with a claimed 420D Oxford cloth that several reviewers call thick. Individual reviews mention a fit on a Ninja, a barrel drum and a smaller second barbecue. The item-dimensions line prints 21 x 5.5 x 28 cm, the packed size. Some buyers still find the cloth flimsy or larger than the title. One had the Velcro stitching rip off on first use, and one held the cover down by standing the barbecue legs on it. The bullets say to let the grill cool before you cover it. A storage bag is included, and listed weight is 610 g.
Pros
Cons
Best for: A grill near 117 x 66 x 117 cm when you want 4.6 stars from 1,076 reviews and a cool-down note on the listing.
Less suitable: A 145 cm 3–4 burner that needs the longer covers, or a shaped barrel if the loose-fit comments match your grill.
Specifications
Common questions
What size should you use for the Yimomoyi cover?
The title says 117 x 66 x 117 cm. The item-dimensions line says 21 x 5.5 x 28 cm, which is not the cover size in the title. The bullets say to check your grill before ordering.
What fabric does Yimomoyi claim?
420D Oxford with UV-proof and waterproof coatings. The bullets also claim wind, rain, sun, dust and snow resistance, and they say to let the grill cool before covering.
Is a storage bag included?
Yes. The bullets say the package includes a storage bag and that the cover is foldable and washable with water.
The Kauytt cover is listed at 145 x 61 x 117 cm and £9.99, with 4.6 from 211 amazon.co.uk reviews, a higher star average than the covers that have thousands of ratings and a much smaller sample. UK reviewers report a fit on a 4-burner and on a large George Foreman, and several say rain beaded and the fabric felt stronger than expected. They credit Velcro and a bottom tie or drawstring for wind. A minority call it thin. One says it is plastic and that it blew off in a light breeze, one return was because it was too big, and it did not fit a Jamie Oliver Home 4 in a single review. Many of the reviews read as new out of the packet, so a winter of use is not shown here. The bullets claim 210D Oxford with a PVC lining, double seams and a storage bag. Listed weight is 470 g, and there is no cool-down line.
Pros
Cons
Best for: A barbecue near 145 x 61 x 117 cm when you want the 4.6 star line and will treat 211 reviews as early evidence.
Less suitable: A Jamie Oliver Home 4 if that one miss still matches your grill, or a windy spot if the fastenings feel weak on arrival.
Specifications
Common questions
Is a storage bag included with the Kauytt cover?
Yes. The bullets say a bag is included so the cover can be stored, and they call it a gift in the listing text.
What does Kauytt say holds the cover in wind?
A drawstring at the bottom. The bullets claim 210D Oxford with a PVC lining, double seams, and UV protection.
Which brands does the Kauytt bullet name?
Weber, Holland, Jenn Air, Tepro, Brinkmann, Char-Broil and Landmann. The size to check is 145 x 61 x 117 cm.
The 145 cm BEEWAY cover is listed at 145 x 61 x 120 cm and £11.88, with 4.4 from 4,564 amazon.co.uk reviews. The bullets claim 210D Oxford, four reflective strips, side straps, a bottom rope and a storage bag. Reviewers say it covers generously and that the hook-and-loop helps in wind, and some say it stayed dry after rain. The same comments call the cloth light enough that daylight shows through, more like a carrier bag than a heavy-duty cover. Straps that do not meet, and a drawstring that will not pull tight, come up in the file, along with tears after about a year and leaks in heavy rain. Those review blocks overlap heavily with the 132 cm BEEWAY ASIN, so read them as shared wording for both sizes. There is no cool-down line. Listed weight is 520 g.
Pros
Cons
Best for: A grill close to 145 x 61 x 120 cm when you want reflective strips and a large review count and will retie the hem.
Less suitable: A small barbecue this cover swamps, or a patio where the side straps must meet without you adjusting them.
Specifications
Common questions
What fabric does the 145 cm BEEWAY listing claim?
Oxford 210D polyester with a UV coating. The listing also says the cover is waterproof and rip-proof.
Does this BEEWAY listing say it fits a charcoal grill?
The listing asks the question. The bullets do not answer yes or no. They say to check dimensions and name Weber, Brinkmann and Char-Broil.
How is the 145 cm BEEWAY cover held on?
Self-stick straps on two sides and a tighten rope at the bottom. Four reflective strips are claimed. A storage bag is included. No cool-down line is in the bullets.
The 132 cm BEEWAY cover is listed at 132 x 66 x 109 cm and £11.89, with 4.4 from 4,563 amazon.co.uk reviews. The bullets claim 210D Oxford, side straps, a bottom rope, four reflective strips and a storage bag, at a listed weight of 450 g. The review blocks use almost the same wording, names and dates as the 145 cm BEEWAY file, so they do not separately test this smaller cut. Those shared comments praise coverage and hook-and-loop in wind, and some rain checks are called waterproof. They also describe thin cloth, straps that do not match, a drawstring that will not tighten fully, rips within a year or two, and leaks in heavy rain. You would take this ASIN when the grill is closer to 132 x 66 x 109 cm. There is no cool-down line, and the image URL is the same as the larger BEEWAY listing.
Pros
Cons
Best for: A grill closer to 132 x 66 x 109 cm than to 145 cm, if you accept the shared review pool.
Less suitable: A shopper treating 4,563 reviews as proof unique to this size, or a small barbecue the shared comments say is swamped.
Specifications
Common questions
How is this BEEWAY cover different from B07FJQZY5Q?
This ASIN's title size is 132 x 66 x 109 cm and the part number is 13266109. The other BEEWAY title size is 145 x 61 x 120 cm. The saved listings share an image URL.
What fastening does the 132 cm listing claim?
Self-stick straps on two sides and a tighten rope. The closure field says drawstring. A storage bag and four reflective strips are in the bullets.
Does the 132 cm listing state a fabric weight?
It claims Oxford 210D polyester with a UV coating. Listed item weight is 450 g. No air vent is mentioned.
Across 3,602 amazon.co.uk reviews, the AZOMKER cover is described as fitting XL grills at a title size of 145 x 61 x 117 cm, with hook-and-loop and a hem cord holding it on. Several UK reviews say rain stayed off the barbecue, and the listing tells you to let the grill cool before you cover it. At £7.10 and 4.4 stars it is the best value in this set. The same file includes a UK review that light rain came through like a sieve, and others call the cloth very thin and doubt it will last a summer. The item-dimensions line says 155 x 71 x 120 cm, which disagrees with the title, and some buyers found the cover a bit larger than they expected. A storage bag is included. Listed weight is 780 g.
Pros
Cons
Best for: A grill around the 145 x 61 x 117 cm title size when you want the lowest price here and will check both size lines before you order.
Less suitable: A cover you expect to last several winters, or a tight fit if the 155 cm item line is the cloth that arrives.
Specifications
Common questions
Does the AZOMKER listing say the cover is waterproof?
Yes. The bullets say waterproof Oxford fabric with a PU coating, and they also claim dust, UV, wind, rain and snow resistance. UK reviews in the saved listing both praise rain resistance and, in one case, say light rain came through.
What size does the AZOMKER title claim?
The title says 145 x 61 x 117 cm. A separate item-dimensions line says 155 x 71 x 120 cm. The listing tells you to check the size.
Does AZOMKER say to let the grill cool?
Yes. The bullets say to use the cover after the grill has cooled down.
The LEUOSO listing is aimed at most 3–4 burner gas barbecues at 145 x 61 x 117 cm, and it scores 4.4 from 1,169 amazon.co.uk reviews at £16.99. Two side handles and a zippered storage bag are in the bullets, and the hem is an adjustable elastic rope. Reviewers mention a large Ninja, and a few report several years of use; some call it waterproof. Others say the cloth is thin, one likening it to a black bin bag with a silver lining, and at least two reviews say it was not waterproof. The drawstring is a repeated fault: broken, or sewn into the seam so it will not cinch, and wind can lift the light cover. The title allows 1–2 cm of measuring error, while the item line says 145 x 65 x 117 cm, and some buyers found it larger than the title size. There is no cool-down line in the bullets. Listed weight is 420 g.
Pros
Cons
Best for: A 3–4 burner gas barbecue near 145 x 61 x 117 cm when you want handles and a zip bag and will check the hem cord on arrival.
Less suitable: A windy patio if the drawstring will not cinch, or a buyer who needs a cool-down warning written on the listing.
Specifications
Common questions
Does the LEUOSO cover include a storage bag?
Yes. The bullets say a zippered storage bag is included, and the title names a storage bag.
How does the LEUOSO listing say it stays on?
An adjustable elastic hem rope. The listing also claims two handles for fitting. It does not mention a cool-down warning.
What size does LEUOSO state?
The title says 145 x 61 x 117 cm and allows 1–2 cm of manual error. The item-dimensions line says 145 x 65 x 117 cm.
The ASHATA cover is listed at 145 x 61 x 117 cm and £20.68, with 4.4 from 35 amazon.co.uk reviews. Only eight review blocks are in the file, two of them from the United Kingdom. One UK note says “Good cover” and nothing more. The other says the cloth is very thin and was cut on the sharp edges of a brick-built station. A French review says the top is much more domed than the rectangular photo, so it was less useful on a plancha, and that the tighten cord does not slide freely. An Italian review says the sun broke the fabric down after about two years. The bullets claim polyester with a PU coating and a hem rope. A storage bag and a cool-down warning are not named, and at 310 g this is a lightly reviewed cover at the top of the price range here.
Pros
Cons
Best for: A 145 x 61 x 117 cm grill only if you accept a 35-review sample and a soft cloth.
Less suitable: A brick or sharp-edged station, a plancha that needs a flat top, or a buyer comparing it with covers that have a thousand reviews at a lower price.
Specifications
Common questions
What does ASHATA claim the cover is made of?
The bullets say polyester with a PU coating, and also durable woven polyethylene. The material-type field says polyurethane. Waterproof, dust-proof and anti-UV are claimed.
How is the ASHATA cover secured?
A built-in tighten rope at the bottom. Straps, handles, a storage bag and a cool-down warning are not in the bullets.
Does the listing confirm other colours?
The listing asks whether it comes in other colours. This saved listing only shows the black 145 x 61 x 117 cm version. The review count on the listing line is 35.
The YOTOM cover is listed at 147 x 61 x 117 cm and £7.99, with 4.3 from 1,794 amazon.co.uk reviews. UK reviewers say it covers a 4-burner and, in one review, a 6-burner with side wings, and that rain beaded or the barbecue stayed dry. They mention Velcro or adjustable straps, and a zip storage bag, while the bullets say the cover folds into a bag. More than one review says the barbecue filled with water, or that the cover stopped shedding rain after a few months. The cloth is called thin, it flaps, and at least one blew off until an extra cord was added. The picture is criticised for a tighter fit and for logos that are not on the product, especially on a barrel barbecue. Listed weight is 431 g, and there is no cool-down line.
Pros
Cons
Best for: A wide gas grill near 147 cm when a low price matters and you will add a tie in wind.
Less suitable: A barrel barbecue that needs a shaped cover, or a spot where water sitting in the burners would be a problem.
Specifications
Common questions
What size is the YOTOM cover?
The title and the item-dimensions line both say 147 x 61 x 117 cm, also written as 58 x 24 x 46 inches. The bullets say to measure the grill first.
How does YOTOM say the cover is secured?
Adjustable cord buckles at the bottom. The closure field says drawstring. The bullets claim Oxford cloth that is waterproof and anti-UV.
Does YOTOM name a cool-down warning?
No. The bullets talk about weather protection and folding the cover into a bag. They do not say to wait until the grill is cool.
The Fdit cover is the compact size in this set, listed at 100 x 66 x 80 cm and £20.04, with 4.1 from 226 amazon.co.uk reviews. UK comments in the file, mostly from 2020 and 2021, cluster on size: smaller than the label, and in one case used on a garden chair. Later blocks from Italy, France and Spain repeat that the measurements do not match the photo or the stated 100 x 66 x 80 cm. A minority say it fits and that the elastic cord helps it cling, and at least one review mentions a zip pouch. Another says water came through after the first rain, and the shape is described as more domed than the rectangular photo. At 224 g it is the lightest cover here. The bullets name hasp straps and an elastic rope, with no cool-down line and no separate storage bag named as an extra.
Pros
Cons
Best for: A very small barbecue or smoker only after you measure under 100 x 66 x 80 cm and allow for reviews that say it arrived smaller.
Less suitable: A standard 145 cm gas barbecue, or a buyer paying £20.04 for a cover the file describes as undersize.
Specifications
Common questions
What size is the Fdit cover in the saved listing?
The item-dimensions line says 100 x 66 x 80 cm. The title calls it Size 1. UK reviews in the file say the cover was smaller than advertised.
Does Fdit include straps?
Yes. The bullets describe hasp strips on both sides and an adjustable elastic rope. The title also says the cover is foldable.
Does the Fdit listing warn you to let the grill cool?
No cool-down line is in the bullets. Cleaning is described as hosing the cover and drying it in the sun.
Nine amazon.co.uk grill-case listings carry a card score that follows the star line: the rating divided by 5, times 100, which is the same as the star rating times 20. A 4.6 is 92, a 4.4 is 88, a 4.3 is 86 and a 4.1 is 82. Review count does not change that number. The two BEEWAY sizes print almost the same 4.4 from 4,564 and 4,563, and their review text matches, so those scores are not two separate soak tests. The weights below are the buying checks, in this order. They are not extra points on top of the star score. The top pick is the Yimomoyi 117 cm cover, score 92, because the listing states 420D Oxford, a cool-down line and 1,076 reviews. Kauytt also scores 92, from 4.6 and 211 reviews, and takes no badge. Best value is the AZOMKER 145 cm cover at about £7.10, score 88 from 4.4 and 3,602 reviews. This is not a lab soak. Shelf prices were taken from the display file for this comparison.
Stated size
30%First check. Length, depth and closed height, including shelves that stay out. If the title and the item-dimensions line disagree, neither figure is confirmed until you measure.
Fastening
25%Side straps plus a hem cord. A broken cord, a cord that will not cinch, or straps that do not meet is a common review fault, and a light cover lifts in wind.
Fabric stated
20%Denier and a PU or PVC coating only when the listing states them. 420D and 210D are different claims. Heavy duty without a figure is a slogan, not a weight.
Cool and dry
15%A cool-down line on the listing is a plus. None of the nine claims an air vent, so a warm or wet grill under the cloth traps damp. Waterproof without a hydrostatic head is a claim, not a certificate.
Star line
10%The card score is the amazon.co.uk star rating divided by 5, times 100. 4.6 becomes 92 and 4.4 becomes 88. Review volume is reported beside the score and does not add points. Shared BEEWAY review text is one pool.
Measure the grill before you compare the star line. Length, depth and closed height, including shelves that stay out, decide whether a universal rectangle can cinch. If the title size and the item-dimensions line disagree, neither number is confirmed. A hem cord or side straps have to pull the spare cloth in, and a stated denier beats a heavy-duty slogan. None of the nine listings claims an air vent or taped seams. Shelf prices in this set run from about £7.10 to about £20.68.
A grill case, also searched as a BBQ cover or a barbecue cover, is a soft rectangle of coated cloth that drops over a barbecue left on a patio. Universal rectangles dominate the covers sold this way. A hooded gas grill wants a closed height near 110–120 cm. A non-hooded 3-burner is shorter: one UK dealer lists that shape at 131 x 60 x 82 cm. Fitted covers with a side vent, and round covers for kettle barbecues, are different products. A utensil bag is not a grill case.
The picture can show a tighter fit, a logo or a shape the cloth does not have. Use the tape and both size lines. Shelves that stay out have to be inside the measurement.
145 x 61 x 120 cm and 132 x 66 x 109 cm are different title sizes. The saved listings share an image URL and near-duplicate review text. The star line is not a separate test of the smaller cut.
None of these covers claims an air vent. Cloth with no vent traps damp. Let the barbecue cool to the touch, and disconnect the gas. A cover is not a place to hide a connected LPG cylinder.
Stated size is the first check, because a cover that misses the lid or a shelf does not protect the grill. Measure length, depth and height, and include side shelves that do not fold away. Write those three numbers down before you open a listing. A hooded gas grill in this category wants a closed height near 110–120 cm. A non-hooded 3-burner is a shorter rectangle: one UK dealer lists 131 x 60 x 82 cm for that shape. A compact grill is worse off inside a cover that swamps it.
Fastening and fabric decide whether the size you measured stays on the grill through a wet, windy week. Look for side straps plus a hem cord. A broken cord, or a cord sewn into the seam so it will not cinch, is a common review fault. A light cover lifts when the hem will not pull in. Straps that do not meet are the same problem from the side. Denier and a coating are the cloth facts, and only when the listing states them. 210D Oxford and 420D Oxford are different claims.
Three typical situations, each with a recommendation from this comparison.
You need a cover near 145 x 61 x 117 cm and a hem that stays put. The AZOMKER cover is about £7.10, at 4.4 from 3,602 reviews, score 88, with hook-and-loop, a hem cord and a cool-down line. The title and the item line disagree, 145 cm against 155 x 71 x 120 cm, so measure first. It is the best value.
You have already had a thin cover fail, and you want the cloth claim and the review themes before the slogan. The Yimomoyi cover is about £9.39, at 4.6 from 1,076 reviews, score 92, with 420D Oxford stated and a cool-down line. The title size is 117 x 66 x 117 cm. The item line is the packed size. It is the top pick.
A 145 cm cover will swamp a short grill. The BEEWAY 132 cm cover is about £11.89, at 4.4 from 4,563 reviews, score 88, listed at 132 x 66 x 109 cm. Those reviews nearly duplicate the 145 cm BEEWAY file. Fdit states 100 x 66 x 80 cm at about £20.04, and UK reviews say it arrived smaller than advertised.
The top pick is the Yimomoyi 117 cm cover at about £9.39. It scores 92 from 4.6 and 1,076 amazon.co.uk reviews, with 420D Oxford stated, side straps, a hem rope, a storage bag and a cool-down line. The item-dimensions line is the packed size, 21 x 5.5 x 28 cm, and one review had the strap stitching rip on first use. Kauytt also scores 92, from 4.6 and 211 reviews, and takes no badge. The best value is the AZOMKER 145 cm cover at about £7.10, score 88 from 4.4 and 3,602 reviews, with hook-and-loop and a hem cord. Its title size and item line disagree. None of these scores is a lab soak, and none of the nine claims an air vent or taped seams.
Yimomoyi 117 cm cover
Top pick at score 92: 4.6 from 1,076 reviews, 420D Oxford stated, cool-down line, about £9.39. Not a lab soak.
AZOMKER 145 cm cover
Best value at about £7.10, score 88 from 4.4 and 3,602 reviews, with hook-and-loop and a hem cord. The size lines disagree.
Editorial
Peter F. is the editor for DIY & tools at productscompared.co.uk. Comparisons in this category are checked against amazon.co.uk listings, review evidence and public UK sources.
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