My new table

Shiff · May 2009

Just had my new table delivered. It was custom made for me by Meadow Creek BBQ in New Holland, PA. It's 7 feet long and made of Azek composite 'wood' which is the same material as our deck. I put some flagstone on top as a place to put hot stuff.

Barry

Gandolf · May 2009

That's beautifull!

vidalia1 · May 2009

Very nice.... :lol:

NoleC5 · May 2009

Very Trick!

WestTexan · May 2009

I really like the cabinets! Looks great.

BigMojo · May 2009

This may be a newb question and just out of not knowing the material, but that composite "wood" is mostly plastic if I recall. I know the Egg doesn't get "too" scalding hot, but long periods at the temp it gets to, won't that melt some of the "wood"?

Double Bogey · May 2009

Very nice. I'm sure you will get years of enjoyment from it.

emzeke · May 2009

shweeet!!! :woohoo:

Mike
Harrisburg, PA

Shiff · May 2009

There is a thick piece of flagstone under the egg and 3 of the green feet on the flagstone giving some air space between the egg and the flagstone. This is supposed to be good enough to prevent damage to the composite material.

Barry

Eggmoramus · May 2009

Looks fantastic and very functional.

Midnight Smoker · May 2009

Very sweet!! What's the drawer under the egg for? Platesetter?

Lambchops · May 2009

That's the best looking table that I have seen yet.

popagar0 · May 2009

that is one great looking table B)

Shiff · May 2009

I don't know if a plate setter would fit. I am using it for all my small tools and the pizza stone.

Barry

Shiff · May 2009

Meadow Creek did a great job. If I was handy with tools, I would have tried to make my own.

Barry

snoqualmiesmoker · May 2009

Amazing!

FlaMike · May 2009

Great looking table. Nice craftsmanship.
Three questions.... how does the airflow get to the bottom vent? do you have to cook with the "oven door" open? does it get in your way?

Ala-Egg · May 2009

NICE!!!!

Shiff · May 2009

Take a look at the picture again. The bottom vent is always exposed to the outside air. The egg sits on 3 green 'feet' on top of a piece of flagstone above that stainless steel drawer. The drawer is just for storage of small items and does not stay open while cooking.

Barry

swbouton · August 2012

That's one heck of a table. I love it!

It looks like there is not much space between the table top and the egg lid opening. Do you have any heat issues near the table top?

Steve

jlsm · August 2012

WOW.

Sgt93 · August 2012

Very nice, congrats

tazcrash · August 2012

Curious as to hold the table held up after 2 years.

Skiddymarker · August 2012

Nice looking set up. Like the back splash, keeps stuff from rolling away.

tactical_66 · August 2012

I went to their eggfest. Nice store run by an Amish family.

Shiff · August 2012

The table has held up very nicely after several years. No heat issues.

gumbo_bill · August 2012

Besides the 3 green feet why not put pennies under the flagstone to help stop heat from conducting down to the composite wood.

robnybbq · August 2012

That is Sweet. When I build my outdoor kitchen (semi-kitchen) I hop it comes out that nice.

wallyjar · August 2012

Really nice job

calracefan · August 2012

Very nice !!!!!

Logger · August 2012

Nice job on the table. I really like the storage you have.

robnybbq: Outdoor kitchens are a hoot...a lot of planning and research is needed.

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