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fusionhq · July 2014

Raised swing grate. Saw one before, can't find it now. Any help?

badinfluence · July 2014

Ceramic grill works has them

Jeremiah · July 2014

And here if your cheap like me.

http://www.outdoorsthree65.com/#!product/prd13/1690128605/grill-extender---standard

SoCalTim · July 2014

It cost $180. Thou I like mine, looking back I should have bought a AR.

tulocay · July 2014

+1 on the grill extender.

NPHuskerFL · July 2014

@fusionhq‌ FWIW I like the homemade raised grid. It was quite simple to build out and versatile. I use it a LOT. That is unless your dead set on raised swing.

fusionhq · July 2014

@NPHuskerFL‌ I have the grid extender. It's starting to fall apart. What's your solution?! I'd like to do multi level cooks also.

NPHuskerFL · July 2014

Take a look see.

http://eggheadforum.com/discussion/1161612/vigin-raised-grid

fusionhq · July 2014

@NPHuskerFL‌ I like your style!! I'd love to have a sturdy swing for cooks that need some extra lovin. But I may have to improvise.

NPHuskerFL · July 2014

@fusionhq‌ the "swing" would be cool. However, for $35-$50 I can lift it for TLC stuff ;-)

NPHuskerFL · July 2014

Extra lovin you say?

Sardonicus · July 2014

Jeremiah said:

And here if [you're] cheap like me.
http://www.outdoorsthree65.com/#!product/prd13/1690128605/grill-extender---standard

@Jerimiah, good find. How long have you used that grill extender? Is it sturdy? Do the wingnuts stay tight and in place - even with higher temps?

I almost ordered it right away, but I think I'll wait to hear your/others' comments/reviews of the device.

Thanks -

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