| | |  | Personal Care | Home » » » Weber 7553 Premium Cover For Genesis E And S Series Gas Grills | | | | | | | Description: | | Heavy-duty vinyl cover protects Genesis E and S series gas grills. | | | Features: | |
• Heavy-duty vinyl
• For Genesis E and S series gas grills
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| 5.5 pounds | | Package Length:
| 14.2 inches | | Package Width:
| 12.6 inches | | Package Height:
| 3.2 inches | | Package Weight:
| 5.4 pounds | | Average Customer Rating:
|  based on 111 reviews |
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 NO VENTS !!!Oct 30, 2009
I'm thinking that Weber finally tossed the vented cover design after many complaints, although the woman at Webber and the people at ButterflyPhoto still thought they came with vents.
I received my cover from ButterflyPhoto today and it has no vents.
Im assuming that the old vented model has now been flushed out of the supply chain and only the non-vented model is available.
Happy grilling people!
No ventsOct 02, 2009
I ordered this item and there are no vents. The box had the words premium grill cover on it. Works great, high quality
 Don't buySep 22, 2009
I bought this grill cover when I purchased my Genesis Grill. After about 1 year, the cover has basically fallen apart. I live in Arizona and have it in partial sun. The seams starting opening up and now there are huge holes in the front and read of the cover on both the left and right sides.
Save your money and buy another cover that fits the Genesis.
Genesis e-310/320 cover (from Lowes)Aug 30, 2009
I read the reviews on here prior to purchasing. One review said the ones from Lowes did not have the side vents. Well, I went and picked one up and sure enough, no vents. If you want a good cover with no vents, go to Lowes.
 Good Grill - Useless coverAug 29, 2009
I bought this grill cover shortly after purchasing a Weber Genesis E-310 grill last year. I had read warnings about the grill's side vents on the web, but couldn't find a good alternative, so I plunked down about $50 for it. What a mistake. From the start water would penetrate and just pool on the stainless side tables, and despite the supposedly evaporation-friendly design, it would just sit there for days before fully evaporating away. I know, I know, the side tables are stainless and should be able to take it. But why should they have to? In the meantime, if I used the grill, I would have to place my work plates, utensils and food in pools of water, or balance things on my deck railing, just to avoid using the wet grill work surfaces entirely. Now, in the past month, BOTH vents have torn at the seams, leaving the sides totally exposed to the elements and leaving my covered grill looking like a tattered mess on my deck. I own 3 weber grills (E-310, Performer, and Q) and all have been excellent cooking machines, but this product is sub-par. Stay AWAY. SEE PHOTOS ABOVE.
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