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Part II of Egg On Porch Question

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Eager Egger
Eager Egger Posts: 236
edited November -1 in EggHead Forum
My wife thinks my idea of putting our BGE on the back porch is great! Even signed off on my purchase of a table for the LBGE. I am busy these days at work, so I wont have time to build one. The one from our local BGE supplier is cedar and in the $499.00 price range. Are there others available at or below this price point that are as good or better?
Miek

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  • Big'un
    Big'un Posts: 5,909
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    EagerEgger,
    If it were me, I"d build(or have built) the cabinet that I'd house the egg in later in the outdoor kitchen. You can always change the exterior later if it becomes dated.
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  • Grill Goddess
    Grill Goddess Posts: 8
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    EagerEgger,[p]Russ will have to email you a picture of the table he built. He built a "lazy susan" on which the egg sits so that we can turn the egg into the wind to get the fire started quicker. He also included a sink which we hook a garden hose to.[p]It's basically rough lumber & cedar fence post for the top. It's approximately 8 ft x 3 ft, shelf on the bottom for storage and wheels on one end.[p]The table doubles as a buffett/prep table for when we're BBQ'ing with our dock mates.[p]Carol
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