Magma Barbecue & Table Mounts

Secure Your Grill on the Water with the Right Mount

There's nothing quite like cooking a fresh catch on the open water — but keeping a hot grill stable on a moving or anchored vessel is a serious safety and practicality challenge. That's where Magma barbecue and table mounts come in. Purpose-built for the marine and RV environment, these mounting systems are designed to hold your grill and fillet table firmly in place, whether you're anchored at a sandbar, trolling at slow speed, or cruising at full throttle.

Why a Dedicated Grill Mount Matters

The dynamic motion of a boat — waves, wakes, and wind — means an unsecured grill is genuinely dangerous. A proper mount keeps your cooking equipment locked in position, protecting your boat's surfaces, your crew, and your meal. Beyond safety, a well-chosen mount also makes setup and stowage far more convenient, so you're not wrestling with straps or improvised brackets every time you want to cook on the water.

Magma barbecue and table mounts are engineered from marine-grade materials — primarily 18-8 stainless steel and hard-anodized aluminum — to resist the corrosive effects of saltwater, humidity, and UV exposure that would quickly degrade standard hardware.

Types of Magma Grill & Table Mounts

This category covers a wide variety of mount styles to suit nearly any boat or RV layout. Understanding the differences helps you choose the right solution for your setup:

• Rod Holder Mounts — Slot directly into an existing fishing rod holder on your boat, making them the most popular choice for boaters who don't want to drill new holes. The LeveLock® and Pow'rGrip™ LeveLock® systems allow all-angle adjustability and double-locking security.
• Round Rail Mounts — Clamp to your vessel's existing round rails, available in single and dual configurations and sized for standard (7/8"–1"), oversize (1-1/8"–1-1/4"), and large (1-1/2") diameter rails, so compatibility with nearly any railing is possible.
• Square & Flat Rail Mounts — Designed for boats with square or flat-section railings or bulkhead surfaces, offering a secure side-mount option where round rail hardware won't fit.
• Pedestal Mounts — Mount directly to a deck surface without cutting a hole, making them ideal for both boats and RVs. The twist-and-lock mechanism lets you remove the pedestal entirely when the grill is stowed.
• Flush Deck Socket Mounts — Provide a low-profile, permanent installation point flush with the deck or gunnel for a clean, built-in look.
• Trailer Hitch & Shore Stand Mounts — Extend your cooking setup beyond the boat entirely. Trailer hitch mounts are perfect for RV tailgating and camping, while shore stand mounts let you bring your grill ashore without needing separate cooking equipment.

Standard Duty vs. Heavy Duty: What's the Difference?

One of the most important distinctions when shopping this category is the duty rating of the mount. Standard Duty (SD) mounts are engineered for use while the vessel is anchored or moored, and should be stowed when underway. Heavy Duty (HD) mounts are specifically designed for grilling while the boat is in motion, built to withstand the forces encountered at higher speeds. Choosing the correct rating for your typical use is essential for both safety and mount longevity.

Compatibility: Rectangular Grills vs. Kettle Grills

Mounts in this category are designed for two primary grill form factors: rectangular grills and fillet tables, and round Marine Kettle® grills. The mounting footprint differs between these two styles, so always verify that the mount you select matches your specific grill model. Many mounts in this category are also compatible with Magma's serving and fillet tables, giving them added versatility for food prep and dockside entertaining beyond cooking alone.

Key Considerations When Shopping Grill & Table Mounts

• Your boat's existing hardware — Rod holders, rail diameter, and deck layout will determine which mount style is compatible without modifications.
• Grill shape and model — Confirm whether your grill is a rectangular or kettle style before selecting a mount.
• Intended use speed — If you plan to cook underway, a heavy-duty rated mount is essential.
• Portability needs — Quick-disconnect and stowable designs make it easy to remove hardware when not in use, freeing up deck space.
• Material quality — Look for 18-8 stainless steel and hard-anodized aluminum construction for maximum corrosion resistance in saltwater environments.