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Service is great and keep you informed of the progress of the parts that you ordered and very easy to order from
2nd order by Harry from ACT
Estimated dispatch: Mon 28 Sep
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The BBQARM Tray Storage Bag is a protective and purpose-built carry case for your BBQARM tray, helping to keep it clean, scratch-free, and easier to transport or store. Available in two sizes to suit either the Regular (560 x 360 mm) or Large (700 x 500 mm) BBQARM tray, these bags are made in Australia by Outcamp and designed specifically for caravan and outdoor use.
Constructed from durable 600D polyester with a PVC backing, the fabric is water- and UV-resistant, similar to heavy-duty outdoor covers. A weather-proof zip runs along the top edge for easy access, and the envelope-style design keeps the tray snug without excessive movement. Whether you're storing a raw aluminium tray or the black powder-coated version, the bag helps prevent surface damage and protects other items in your storage compartment from grease or soot transfer.
Each bag also includes a front zip pocket to store accessories like thumbscrews, cloths, or the BBQARM paper towel holder. The compact design allows the tray to be stored under a bed, in a toolbox, or in your caravan's front boot, and the black finish blends in with most travel gear. Lightweight and practical, the BBQARM Tray Bag is a convenient add-on for any BBQARM user looking to extend the life of their equipment and keep things tidy.
Service is great and keep you informed of the progress of the parts that you ordered and very easy to order from
Bought a replacement fridge part The process was really easy from search to buy to putting it in great work
Nothing wrong with the product, but the postage was an issue. I ordered express postage as i needed the item by the weekend, and was told by sending it by express post it would arrive on the Friday. Having paid for this, i then received notification it wouldnt arrive until Tuesday the week after, so really the express option was useless. The item was expensive anyway and very small, so why was postage so dear?