Barbecue covers
Summerset 44 in, 2-ply vinyl, 6804 g (240 oz)
A custom-tailored two-ply vinyl cover at 6804 g (240 oz), nearly four times the mass of a wider cover here.
Specifications
- Fits
- The Summerset TRL Deluxe Series 44-inch freestanding grill, and that grill only
- Material
- Heavyweight 2-ply vinyl, stated crack-resistant
- Lining
- Smooth polyester, to prevent scuffing the stainless finish
- Fit
- Custom tailored
- Fixing
- Tightens securely with a drawstring
- Protection
- UV protection and a guard against the elements
- Weight
- 6804 g (240 oz) — the heaviest cover here by far
- Weight comparison
- 3.8× the Unicook (1800 g (63.5 oz)), which is 21 in wider
- Cost per inch of width
- $3.56 — twenty-five times the iCOVER
- Air vents
- None stated
- Denier
- Not applicable — vinyl sheet rather than coated cloth
- Straps
- None — a drawstring only
- Warranty
- Not published by the maker
- Universal fit
- None — this is a part for one grill
- Amazon reference
- B01I5SBWVE
- EAN
- 0691023095199
What you are getting
A cover cut for one grill: the Summerset TRL Deluxe Series 44-inch freestanding. Heavyweight 2-ply vinyl, polyester-lined, drawstring-tightened, 6,804 g (240 oz).
The weight is the argument
6,804 g (240 oz) here against 1,800 g (63.5 oz) for the Unicook — which is twenty-one inches wider.
Nearly four times the mass for a smaller cover. That is sheet vinyl rather than coated cloth, two plies of it, with a crack-resistant formulation and a smooth polyester lining inside.
And the tailoring is the other half
Cut for that cabinet’s corners, shelf positions and cart height, so it sits on the grill rather than over it.
Not only cosmetic. Slack is what flaps, what chafes a lid, what works a seam loose, and what holds a volume of damp air. A fitted cover has none of it.
It will not fit anything else
The listing is blunt, twice: “Designed to perfectly fit the 44-Inch Deluxe freestanding Summerset Grill” and “Fits Summerset TRL Deluxe Series 44-inch freestanding grill”.
This is a spare part, not a cover with a size. If you do not own that grill, buy a universal cover — nine of the eleven here publish a width and depth to measure against.
The one thing to watch
Two-ply vinyl is the least breathable material on this shelf, the drawstring closes the hem, and no air vents are stated.
So let the grill go properly cold first. Unicook and Formosa are the only covers here that give moisture a way out.
What is not published
No warranty, on a $157 cover — where a $33 cover here offers three years.
Availability
On sale at around $155 on the American Amazon store at the time of checking.
Prices and availability are what Keepa reported on the date this page was updated; both move.
Prices quoted in this text were read on 4 October 2026. The live price is at the top of the page.
The questions that come in
Why does it cost twenty times a universal cover?
Two things, and the weight is the honest measure of one of them. This cover is 6,804 g (240 oz); the Unicook, which is 21 inches wider, is 1,800 g (63.5 oz). Nearly four times the mass for a smaller cover means genuinely heavyweight material — "heavyweight 2-ply vinyl", which is sheet rather than coated cloth, with a crack-resistant formulation and a smooth polyester lining inside. The second thing is the tailoring: cut for the Summerset TRL Deluxe 44-inch grill specifically, so it sits on the grill rather than over it. That is not only cosmetic. Slack is what flaps, what chafes a lid, what works a seam loose, and what holds a volume of damp air. A fitted cover has none of it.
Will it fit my grill?
Almost certainly not, and the listing is admirably blunt about it: "Designed to perfectly fit the 44-Inch Deluxe freestanding Summerset Grill" and "Fits Summerset TRL Deluxe Series 44-inch freestanding grill". This is a spare part, not a cover with a size. A custom-tailored cover has its seams and its drawstring positioned for one cabinet’s corners, shelf positions and cart height, so another maker’s 44-inch grill will leave it baggy in one place and short in another. If you do not own that grill, the universal covers on this shelf are what you want: nine of the eleven publish a width and depth to measure against, and two of them publish the grill-width range they suit.
Does a tight vinyl cover trap moisture?
More than any other cover here, and nothing in the listing addresses it. Two-ply vinyl is the least breathable material on this shelf, the drawstring pulls the hem closed, and no air vents are stated. So a grill covered before it is cold will steam into a sealed envelope, and that water condenses on the vinyl and runs back onto the stainless. The polyester lining helps by not holding it against the metal, and the custom fit helps by enclosing very little air — but Unicook and Formosa are the only covers on this shelf that actually give moisture a way out, through covered mesh vents. On a $157 cover the sensible habit is to let the grill go properly cold first.
