My new Egg- and Weber table is ready!

JPBVW · August 2012

Finally after one and a half week work my BBQ table is ready ! It is not so very common to have a " Kitchen" like this in The Netherlands since we are not such a fanatic BBQ nation. I'm pretty proud of it!

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midwestsmoker · August 2012

Very nice, what kind of wood is that.

bigphil · August 2012

very nice work

JPBVW · August 2012

Its a basic frame of European hardwood, (Larix) the top is made of underlayment and coated several times. all the other is Bankiray

2SCdoodlegg · August 2012

Beautiful table!

troutgeek · August 2012

I don't care if it's in the Netherlands or not, that is a very nice table.

SoCal_Griller · August 2012

Thats a good looking table, very functional as well. But.... I did not see a bottle opener?

Skiddymarker · August 2012

SoCal_Griller said:

Thats a good looking table, very functional as well. But.... I did not see a bottle opener?

Great table, I'll bet the neighbours are jealous.

Maybe no opener is required because he is a Grolsch man, they come in snap top bottles!!!

Crampton · August 2012

Very nice table!!!!

Slobberdog · August 2012

I like it a lot. Great job.

dlk7 · August 2012

Very Nice!!! Looks great on your patio.

JPBVW · August 2012

Skiddymarker said:

SoCal_Griller said:

Thats a good looking table, very functional as well. But.... I did not see a bottle opener?

Great table, I'll bet the neighbours are jealous.
Maybe no opener is required because he is a Grolsch man, they come in snap top bottles!!!

Hahahaha...You got it!

Ragtop99 · August 2012

very nice.

SmokeyPitt · August 2012

That is beautiful work! A large egg would fit nicely in that hole on the left...maybe even an XL ;).

JPBVW · August 2012

SmokeyPitt said:

That is beautiful work! A large egg would fit nicely in that hole on the left...maybe even an XL ;).

Yep!!..that could be a nice idea..though the Eggs here in Europe are extremely expensive!..so all I could afford was a mini..:-).

Skiddymarker · August 2012

JPBVW said:

SmokeyPitt said:

That is beautiful work! A large egg would fit nicely in that hole on the left...maybe even an XL ;).

Yep!!..that could be a nice idea..though the Eggs here in Europe are extremely expensive!..so all I could afford was a mini..:-).

If you get a chance, could you tell us what prices are? Just the basic egg, Mini (ALGE1), Small (ASHD1), Medium (AMHD1), Large (ALHD1) and Extra Large (AXLHD1).

cookingdude555 · August 2012

I really like it! Is that a performer lid? I didn't know the OTG had a therm in the lid like the performer? Nice work!

JPBVW · August 2012

Skiddymarker said:

JPBVW said:

SmokeyPitt said:

That is beautiful work! A large egg would fit nicely in that hole on the left...maybe even an XL ;).

Yep!!..that could be a nice idea..though the Eggs here in Europe are extremely expensive!..so all I could afford was a mini..:-).

If you get a chance, could you tell us what prices are? Just the basic egg, Mini (ALGE1), Small (ASHD1), Medium (AMHD1), Large (ALHD1) and Extra Large (AXLHD1).

Uuhhmm...Prices in Euro Mini: 530 Small: 750 Medium: 900 Large: 1200 Xl: 1600 These prices are approx. and for the Egg only, no nest no nothing...

JerkChicken · August 2012

Wow, so a large BGE is about $1600 US in Holland, which is twice what I paid. But you guys get the best buds so it's a trade off. Love the table and glad to see you are a Weber fan as well B-)

Skiddymarker · August 2012

Amazing - although given the distance and weight, suppose it makes sense. Interesting that even though the $CDN is par with the $US, our numbers are almost the same as yours, only in $CDN.

In Canada, the medium is $900, the large is $1100 and the XL is $1500.

We do have the advantage of being able to drive to the US to pick up an Egg. We have NAFTA (North American Free Trade Agreement) similar to the Euro zone, except alcohol is not included.

Keep egging, let me know how the first stamppot comes out.... wit a Grolsch of course.

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