Grill Cover fits for Char-griller 2190 Legacy Charcoal Grill and 2197 Traditional Charcoal Grill Weber 7642 Load maximum capacity allows for BBQ PRO

Name: Grill Cover fits for Char-griller 2190 Legacy Charcoal Grill and 2197 Traditional Charcoal Grill Weber 7642 Load maximum capacity allows for BBQ PRO
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 97164548206
Price: 60.99 USD
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Grill Cover fits for Char griller 2190 Legacy Charcoal Grill and 2197 Traditional Charcoal Grill Weber 7642 Load maximum capacity allows for BBQ PRO Load maximum capacity allows for cooking of small to medium rotisserie loads Package: Includes 4 Stainless Steel carry over tubes Dimensions: 55" width x 23" depth x 53" height Material: heavy duty 600D Heavy Duty Canvas

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