PBC cover

[bep35]

Ok, I wanted to follow up on this post. After submitting it I contacted PBC about the cover separating at the seam and Amber said they would send a replacement out right away. No questions asked. Now that is customer service! Thanks PBC!

[bep35]

My PBC cover is separating at the seam after only a few months. Not a weather issue as I store it in the garage and under the box it came in. Probably a result of how the seam was sown at the factory. I doubt everybody has this problem but I did.

[_John_]

Good quality, better than most covers I have dealt with. Seems to work well on the rare occasions I remember to put it on.

[RobertHouston]

Do you have to special order this? I don't see PBC as an option on their site?

Just click on Shop at the top of their page. That takes you here: http://pitbarrelcooker.com/shop
Scroll down about half way to find the cover.

[Dr ROK]

Do you have to special order this? I don't see PBC as an option on their site?

[OGMrWhite]

Thank you all for the feedback!

[Steve Navarre]

No. Just copy and pasted from their site. Sorry for the confusion.

[BruceB]

Are you saying that your PBC cover has a vent somewhere?

[Steve Navarre]

I just got mine. Was pleasantly surprised at the quality. It's not the standard vinyl that seems to be found on most grill covers, that seem to only last one season on my grills here at a mile high. (Colorado)

This is the company that makes them.

http://www.the-cover-store.com/covermates-classic/ Classic Cover Collection Features:

• Commercial 12-Gauge Vinyl
• Mesh Vent
• 360 Degree Elastic Hem
• Water Resistant
• Double-Stitched Seams
• Protects From Dust & Dirt
• 2-Year Warranty

[BruceB]

That's what I meant, inside the PBC barrel.

[David Parrish]

That's a very good procedure. Or just put the rods inside the PBC.

[BruceB]

It seems to be OK, mine hasn't faded at all since August, and seems to be waterproof enough. Another full summer of UV exposure will tell the tale on how good the material is.

I'm not bothtered by the elastic bottom, and it has retained it's elasticity, and stayed on through some very big windstorms. I do make sure to remove the rebar rods and store them inside, they cause point stress on the cover and a potential wear-through point.

[Flavorsavor]

I've had mine for about four months and it seems to be going strong, full weather exposure. The one complaint I have is that it has elastic on the bottom, which makes for a snug fit but a little bit of shuffling to get on and off over the handles, unlike a grill cover you can just sort of toss on and yank off.

[OGMrWhite]

How is the quality of the cover they offer for the PBC? I would like to get one, but don't want to have it fall apart after a season of sun exposure.