Kuuma Camco 58183 Universal Grill Rail Mount , Black

This mount is a lot lighter than it looks both in person and from the Amazon product photos. It is very strong once attached. And, yes, the grip rotates 360 degrees and can be adjusted at any point--as in, it's not just two fixed positions of horizontal vs vertical. You can mount on any rail or pole no matter the angle of the pole as long as you mount on the axis that rotates. I was able to attach this mount directly to my Char-Broil table top portable propane grill, which is a regular grill made for for camping or tailgating, not boating. My grill's body is made of thin soft metal, so although I could attach the arm directly to my grill--it has a flat bottom--I chose to build a low-profile bracket to permanently attach to the grill and that would be easy to attach and detach from the mounting arm. This was a great solution that allows me to mount the grill to my bimini's support frame. When not in use, the mounting grip separates completely from the mounting arm and can remain attached to the bimini frame without taking up any space whatsoever and without intruding on seating space. The mounting arm stores in my glove box, and I put the grill in my boat's ski locker. To use the grill, I simply, attach the arm to the mounting grip, set my angle, place the grill on the arm (able to mount both parallel lengthwise or perpendicular to the arm), put in the two mounting screws that came with the arm, and cap the screws off with two wingnuts I picked up from Lowe's for a couple of bucks. Done. This thing is very very very sturdy and convenient. If you have a boat that has any poles or railings, then this arm can mount--and even if all you have is a windshield, then you do have poles because you have windshield support poles. Seriously, get this mount. It won't require you to drill or make any permanent changes to your boat, and if you are willing to drill into the bottom of your grill, it either will attach directly to almost any grill or you can make a bracket like I did using a $15 dollar wood to wood base from Lowe's.*Edited to add pictures.

I have the Kuuma Elite 316 grill and tried different mounts for on my boat. The grill manufacturer’s mount seemed very small and insecure for such a big grill. This Camco mount is great! Easy to install, a large/sturdy base for the grill, and can be mounted on an angled rail if needed. If I were going to design a base for the grill, this would be it.

Don't be fooled by the "Universal" part of the description. It is not universal and will only fit what the other Camco mounts fit, a 1.25" rail max.

I would give it a five except it’s not made out of stainless steel. So I know every two years I’m going to have to buy a new one. Besides that fantastic

Strong and easy to fit

Perfect mount

Holds the bbq well, however, construction feels cheap. Set screws are rusted out after only 2 weeks.Kuuma bbqs are cheaper but the overall product quality is mid range.v

Advertised as fitting up to a 1 1/2" rail but on my 1" rail only the very outer grips touched...allowing the grill to slip and rotate.