D010014480 Standby Screw Kit
Overview
Keep your Monument Grill in peak condition with the D010014480 Standby Screw Kit, a genuine replacement hardware set designed for select Monument Grill models. Priced at $15.99 and in stock, this kit ensures a secure fit and reliable performance for your grilling setup.
Each kit is factory-engineered to match the original screws used in models such as 13892, 14733, 17842, and more. Restore loose or missing hardware and extend the life of your grill with this easy-to-install screw set.
Key Features
- Genuine MonumentGrills replacement screw kit — model D010014480
- Compatible with 9 grill models: 13892, 14733, 17842, 24367, 24633, 27592, 35633, 38667, 77352, and 77352MB
- Restores standby hardware for secure, wobble-free assembly
- Budget-friendly maintenance at just $15.99
- Ready to ship — currently in stock
- Factory-specified screws for a perfect, tool-friendly fit
Who It Is For
- Owners of Monument Grill models 13892, 14733, 17842, 24367, 24633, 27592, 35633, 38667, 77352, or 77352MB
- Grill enthusiasts looking to replace lost or corroded screws during routine maintenance
- DIYers who prefer oem-spec hardware over generic substitutes
- Anyone reassembling their grill after cleaning, storage, or transport
- Home cooks wanting to extend the lifespan of their Monument gas grill
FAQs
Which grill models does this screw kit fit?
This kit is designed for Monument Grill models: 13892, 14733, 17842, 24367, 24633, 27592, 35633, 38667, 77352, and 77352MB.
Is this a genuine MonumentGrills part?
Yes, part D010014480 is a genuine MonumentGrills replacement screw kit, not a third-party generic.
How much does the kit cost and is it in stock?
The price is $15.99 USD and the item is currently listed as in stock.
What does "Standby Screw Kit" mean?
It refers to the screws used for the standby (fold-away or stored) components of the grill — typically side shelves or lid supports that are secured when not in use.
Do I need any special tools to install these screws?
No special tools are required. A standard screwdriver or wrench that matches the screw head (typically Phillips or hex) will work for installation.