Weber Cover - Stationary Cart Q3100 / Q3200

Weber Cover - Stationary Cart Q3100 / Q3200

Weber Cover - Stationary Cart Q3100 / Q3200

Rs. 4,195.00

SKU: 7112

Vendor: WEBER

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Embrace the pouring rain, freezing snow, and scorching sun. The lightweight yet durable premium grill cover makes it easy to pull on and off your grill. Its fastening straps keep it from blowing into your neighbors yard, and water-resistant material...

Name : Weber Cover - Stationary Cart Q3100 / Q3200
Vendor : WEBER
Type : Unknown Type
Manufacturing : 2021 / 08 / 21
Barcode : 77924035470

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INTERNATIONAL	XS	S	M	L	XL	XXL	XXXL
EUROPE	32	34	36	38	40	42	44
US	0	2	4	6	8	10	12
CHEST FIT (INCHES)	28"	30"	32"	34"	36"	38"	40"
CHEST FIT (CM)	716	76	81	86	91.5	96.5	101.1
WAIST FIR (INCHES)	21"	23"	25"	27"	29"	31"	33"
WAIST FIR (CM)	53.5	58.5	63.5	68.5	74	79	84
HIPS FIR (INCHES)	33"	34"	36"	38"	40"	42"	44"
HIPS FIR (CM)	81.5	86.5	91.5	96.5	101	106.5	111.5
SKORT LENGTHS (SM)	36.5	38	39.5	41	42.5	44	45.5

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Embrace the pouring rain, freezing snow, and scorching sun. The lightweight yet durable premium grill cover makes it easy to pull on and off your grill. Its fastening straps keep it from blowing into your neighbors yard, and water-resistant material helps maintain a clean, sleek surface. Fits: weber® q 2000 series grills with q cart and weber® q 3000 series grills.

UV INHIBITORS IN FABRIC RESIST FADING
BREATHABLE AND WATER RESISTANT TO HELP PROTECT GRILL FROM THE ELEMENTS
FASTENING STRAPS KEEP THE COVER IN PLACE

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