Marine and Boat Grills

Marine and Boat Grills

Shop top-quality Magma and Kuuma boat grills and accessories at PowerBoatSupply.com. These simple-to-install grills are designed especially for use on boats and are built from stainless steel to withstand corrosive marine environments. Easily transportable and offering a variety of mounting options to suit your needs, these heavy-duty marine grills can also serve double duty on RVs or for tailgating. Choose from essential features such as grease trays, warming racks, draft doors for safety, and rotating designs for on-the-fly adjustments.  

How Do You Clean a Marine Grill? 

Grills should be cleaned after every grilling session to maintain good condition. They should also undergo an annual deep cleaning. When deep cleaning, disassemble the device and clean each component thoroughly.  

A dependable cleaning routine and schedule will prevent you from needing replacement grill parts before they’re absolutely necessary. Your owner’s manual is a useful source of maintenance information, but here are a few general steps to keep in mind: 

• Use a hard-bristled brush to clean grill grates while the device is still warm 
• Apply spray on cleansers (such as oven cleaner) to remove burned bits of food 
• Clean other areas with warm water, soap, and scrubbing sponges 
• Rinse the grill when finished cleaning 
• Make sure parts are completely dry before reassembling the grill 

When cleaning, be mindful of the grill’s electrical parts, as they can be damaged by water. Also, use a soft cloth to clean the outside of the grill. An abrasive scrubbing material can cause scratches.  

Are Marine Grills Safe? 

Rest assured that boat grills are safe, provided that boaters take the necessary precautions. Stability is a major concern, and selecting appropriate Magma grill mounts or Kuuma grill mounts ensures that the grill remains stable and secured when the boat is in motion. It’s also recommended that boaters check the stability of the grill before every use.  

Also, marine grills should only be used when the boat is not in motion. That means grilling should be off-limits unless the boat is anchored or docked. A burst of wind or rogue wave is hard to predict when the boat is in motion, and a single incident can cause damage to the watercraft, as well as major injuries.  

Common sense is your best friend when grilling on your boat, and you can prevent accidents by: 

• Avoiding Flammable Materials – Keep clothing, fabric, and any other flammable materials a good distance from the grill. Also, grill mounts should be installed downwind for optimal safety.  

• Having Someone Watch the Grill – Leaving the grill unattended is a major safety hazard. If you must attend to other matters on the boat, enlist a responsible adult to watch the grill in your absence. 

• Keeping Fire Safety Equipment Accessible – Fire extinguishers are non-negotiable when boating. Along with ensuring the device is accessible, check your fire extinguisher according to manufacturer instructions to ensure it’s functional.  

• Checking Fuel Connections – A bad fuel connection can pose a fire hazard, so boaters are encouraged to check fuel lines prior to grilling. If connections are faulty, shop for Magma grill parts or Kuuma grill parts to prevent any mishaps.  

Check the user’s manual for specific information on the grill’s safety features. Also, be sure to obey marina rules when grilling while docked.  

Are Boat Grills Prone To Rust? 

Wet conditions are a given when boating, so it’s natural for boat owners to be concerned about their grills rusting. Keep in mind that boat grills are designed to withstand the elements, and that includes damage caused by moisture. However, even the most carefully designed boating accessory can fall victim to wear and tear.  

Many boat grills are constructed from stainless steel thanks to the material’s impressive corrosion resistance. Despite the reliability of the material, repeated exposure to elevated temperatures, sunlight, and water (particularly saltwater) is problematic. Remember, these elements can wear down stainless steel and may even cause rust to form.  

This highlights the importance of regular cleaning, as doing so will deter rust formation. Covering the grill when not in use can also combat wear, so check out our selection of Magma grill covers and accessories and Kuuma grill covers and accessories to ensure your model remains fully protected from the elements at all times. 

Shop PowerBoatSupply.com for a Wide Selection of Marine Grills 

Enhance your experience on the water by installing a safe and dependable grill for a boat courtesy of PowerBoatSupply.com. We carry grills from the biggest names in the business to ensure our customers are satisfied. Our knowledgeable team of boating enthusiasts can also help you find the perfect part or accessory for your needs. Contact us today to learn more.