Marine Grills & Accessories

Marine Grills & Accessories 

PowerBoatSupply.com offers a wide selection of boat grills and accessories from top brands. We also provide essential replacement parts like quick-release rail mounts, riser kits, cook racks, drip pans, and so much more.  

We understand that boat grills must be made tough, which is why we only feature products from the boating industry’s most trusted manufacturers. Check out our Magma grills or shop Kuuma grill covers and accessories to upgrade your boating experience.  

Can You Grill on a Boat? 

The wide selection of marine grills available for purchase at PowerBoatSupply.com proves that grilling on a boat is not only possible, but highly encouraged!  

Marine grills are designed to hold up against the unique conditions of boating. Stainless steel, for example, ensures that moisture doesn’t cause any issues. 

While grilling on a boat is a perfectly fine way to spend your time on the water, safety must be a priority. Accordingly, you should keep the following tips in mind to ensure you and your passengers remain safe: 

• Make Fire Safety a Priority – Fire safety equipment, such as extinguishers and fire blankets, are an absolute must when grilling aboard your boat. Also, never leave the grill while food is cooking. If you must attend to another matter, enlist someone to watch the grill in your absence.  

• Be Diligent About Care and Maintenance – Failing to clean your grill can increase the risk of fire, as remaining food debris and grease catch fire as you cook. Try to clean the grill after every use to keep it in good shape.  

• Follow Instructions When Mounting Your Grill – A properly mounted boat grill ensures stability on the water. If you’re concerned about your current setup, consider upgrading to Magma grill mounts for greater safety and convenience.  

If you want more information about mounting a new grill or have other questions, reach out to our boating accessory experts today.   

What Boat Grill Parts Need Replacements? 

You typically have three options when shopping for a marine grill: 

• Gas 
• Electric
• Charcoal 

Keep in mind that even high-quality models will require replacement boat grill parts at some point. Also, consider that the kind of replacement parts you need will vary according to the type of grill you have on your watercraft.  

For instance, gas grills can include a radiant burner plate and dome, which enable you to place cookware directly on top of the flame. This part can fall victim to wear and tear over time, which would necessitate a replacement. Gas grills may also require boat propane accessories to ensure you can access the fuel necessary to power the grill.  

As for electric models, pulse ignitor kits can replace worn electrical parts that may prevent the grill from starting. On the other hand, all types of grills require cooking grates, which keep food elevated above the flames.  

Here at PowerBoatSupply.com, we offer a range of Kuuma grill parts, as well as components from other manufacturers, to ensure our customers can find exactly what they’re looking for.  

How to Attach a Grill to My Boat? 

The specific installation steps will vary depending on the model and type of grill you’re mounting to your boat. However, there are some general principles that can apply to many, if not most, installations.  

First, make sure the mounting bracket you’re using matches the type of grill you’re mounting and the area you’re mounting it to. For instance, certain brackets are compatible with rails, which allows the grill to remain stable while also being out of the way (which is crucial on smaller vessels).  

If there’s a drip pan attached to the grill, you may need to remove it before the mounting bracket can be installed. Next, align the bracket with the grill, making sure the holes match up precisely. In the event your model does not come with hardware, be sure to select bolts made from stainless steel, which won’t succumb to the wet environment.  

Once the bracket is securely mounted to the grill, you’ll need to attach it to the rail. After ensuring the correct position, you can tighten the attachment by twisting the handle.  

If you’re using Magma grill parts, the mount will most likely be adjustable to accommodate the slope of the rail. After checking that the grill is indeed level, continue tightening the handle until there’s no movement.  

Shop PowerBoatSupply.com Today for the Latest in Marine Grills 

Here at PowerBoatSupply.com, we’re just as enthusiastic about boating as our customers. Come to us for the best boat grills and accessories from the manufacturers you trust the most. Contact us to learn more or start shopping today.