Ranks in the top 8% of all 14 grill covers we have rated.
On a Q200 or Q2000, the trade leans Unicook’s way. A shorter listed skirt matters less on a bonnet that never reached the legs anyway. You gain a cloth you can rinse and a fade grade in writing. And the maker is honest enough to turn Q2200 owners away.
The Unicook B63-015 is a black bonnet cover for the Weber Q200 and Q2000 series. Unicook sells it as a replacement for Weber’s own 7111. It costs about $20 on Amazon, checked on 2026-10-19.
Here is the odd part. On paper, Unicook says more about its cloth than Weber said about the original. Unicook prints a named fade test and a grade. Yet its own height figure is the lower of the two makers’ numbers.
So the question is simple. Is a better documented cloth worth a shorter skirt on a small Q?
This is a soft dome of black polyester with a drawstring through the hem. Unicook’s artwork shows the cord running through a metal eyelet and finishing at a toggle lock. There are no buckles, no straps and no handles in any of the maker’s material.
Inside, the cloth carries a vinyl coating. The gallery labels it plainly: polyester outside, vinyl inside. That backing gives the fabric some body, so the dome holds its shape in the photos.
On the grill, it sits like a shower cap. The maker’s own diagram shows it covering the lid and the cookbox, then stopping. Below the cookbox, the Q’s folding legs carry on uncovered. Any table under the grill does too.
Nobody needs a helper here. You drop it over the lid, tug the hem down and pull the cord tight. To lift it, loosen the toggle first and the dome slides free.
Most of what sets this cover apart lives in the maker’s listing and gallery. Here is what Unicook actually documents.
| Metric | Figure | What it means |
|---|---|---|
| Fabric | Polyester outer, vinyl inner coating | Rain meets a backed cloth, not bare weave. Moisture from below has fewer ways out. |
| Size | 29 in W x 20 in D x 9.5 in H | A lid and cookbox bonnet. The stand and legs stay in the open. |
| Fits | Weber Q200 and Q2000 series | Unicook names both lines in its copy and in its own artwork. |
| Does not fit | Weber Q2200 models | Owners of the larger lid are told plainly to shop elsewhere. |
| Fastening | Adjustable drawstring with cord lock | One pull cinches the whole hem. There are no buckles or straps. |
| Fade claim | Grade 4 after 720 AFU, AATCC 16E | A named test method, reported by the maker rather than a lab we can check. |
| Care | Hose down, air dry | Pollen and dust rinse off instead of needing a sponge and patience. |
| Warranty | Not published by Unicook | No written term to lean on if a seam lets go. |
Unicook names its grills clearly. The Q200 and Q2000 series appear in the copy and again in a gallery fit panel. Our own Weber Q 2000 review covers the grill this was matched to.
The exclusion is the more useful line. Unicook states that it does NOT fit Q2200 models. Plenty of third-party covers stretch their fit lists. This one shrinks it, and that earns trust.
Two things hold the score down. First, the height. Unicook lists 9.5 inches, while Weber’s figure for the 7111 is 32cm. The units differ and the axes may not match, but Weber’s is the taller number.
Second, Unicook’s highlight mentions “Side Tables Folding” and stops there. It never says whether raised tables will clear. If your Q lives with its tables up, that wording leaves you guessing.
The weather case rests on two layers. Polyester takes the sun and the scuffs. The vinyl backing takes the rain, and Unicook adds a repellent coat on top. Its own copy swings between “waterproof” and “weather resistant”, so treat the stronger word as marketing.
Sunlight is the one threat Unicook actually puts numbers against. Unicook shows swatches before and after a 720 AFU light exposure, graded 4 under AATCC 16E. That is the maker’s own report, not a test we ran. Still, it is a method you can look up, which beats a bare promise.
There is one weather gap. No vent appears in any of Unicook’s material. A vinyl-backed dome with no vent can hold damp against the lid after a cold night.
Durability is thinner on paper. Double-stitched seams are documented and visible in the gallery close-ups. Denier is not published, and neither is a warranty. Missing figures are not failures, but they leave you trusting the seams on sight.
Handling comes down to one cord. One pull closes the hem, and the cord lock holds it. On a light bonnet this size, that is quicker than threading straps round folding legs.
The vinyl backing also changes how you clean it. Weber tells 7111 owners to spot clean only. Unicook says hose it down and let it air dry. A garden hose replaces the bucket and sponge.
Value turns on availability as much as price. Weber’s old US page for the 7111 now redirects to its Baby Q cover. For a Q 2000 owner in the US, Weber’s own bonnet may simply be unavailable. At about $20, the Unicook fills that hole with more documentation than the original carried.
Five cover categories, each with a fixed weight, applied the same way to every cover. Scored under Avid Griller Scoring System 2.2.
Named for Q200 and Q2000 with an honest Q2200 exclusion, but its listed height trails Weber's own 7111 and the side table wording is vague.
Vinyl backing plus an outer repellent coat, and a published AATCC 16E fade grade; no vent is listed to let damp escape.
Double-stitched seams are documented, yet Unicook publishes neither a denier nor any warranty term to back its long life claims.
One small bonnet, one drawstring with a cord lock, and care that is a hose rinse and air dry.
About $20 buys the vinyl backing and fade data, and Weber's own 7111 no longer sits on its US store.
On a Q200 or Q2000, the trade leans Unicook’s way. A shorter listed skirt matters less on a bonnet that never reached the legs anyway. You gain a cloth you can rinse and a fade grade in writing. And the maker is honest enough to turn Q2200 owners away.
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