The different ways of cooking with kamado?

Check the compatibility with your kamado barbecue model.
– Adaptation to the model : make sure that the cover is specifically designed for your model of kamado. Kamados vary in size, and an ill-fitting cover may not offer complete protection.
– Dimensions : Measure the diameter and height of your kamado (including the cover and accessories like wheels) to choose a cover that fits perfectly.
A cover that is too large can leave space for dirt or water to get in, while a cover that is too small will not cover the device well.

– Oxford 600D PU : This is one of the best choices, as this fabric is durable, UV-resistant, waterproof, and breathable. It protects against moisture and UV rays from the sun, which is essential for preserving the color and integrity of the kamado.
– Vinyl or Polyester : These are also common options. Vinyl is waterproof, but can be less breathable than polyester, which can cause condensation inside the cover. Polyester is more breathable, which reduces the chance of mold and mildew, but it can be less durable.
– UV treatment : Check that the cover is treated against UV rays, as prolonged exposure to the sun can degrade the fabric and affect the color of your kamado.

– Waterproofing: Make sure the cover is waterproof to protect your kamado from rain, snow, and moisture. The material should have a coating that prevents water from entering while allowing air to circulate to prevent mold.
– Ventilation: Look for covers with breathable vents or panels to allow moisture to escape. This helps prevent condensation inside the cover, especially in humid climates.

• Straps and drawstrings: Quality covers often have straps or drawstrings to keep the cover securely in place, even in strong winds. This prevents the cover from lifting or shifting. • Velcro or zip closure: A waterproof closure is a plus to keep the cover closed and prevent air or water infiltration.

Strong reinforcements and seams : A good kamado cover should be reinforced at the seams to prevent premature wear. Look for covers with reinforced stitching and a neat finish.

– Easy installation and removal: The cover should be easy to put on and take off, without requiring too much effort.
– Storage: Check if the cover can be folded compactly and stored easily when not in use.