Yeah, another pizza stone question.....sorry.

Groundhog66 · August 2010

I have a Lg BGE, and I am looking to get a stone from this website

http://www.bakingstone.com/order.php

Question is....Would you spring for the 16.25" BBQ stone, or stick with the 15.5" Oven model? The BBQ model includes a flame diverter, which is obviously not needed when used with a plate setter. So essentially, I would be paying an $14 for an additional .75".

Fidel · August 2010

Personally I'd stick with the BGE stone.

Fidel · August 2010

From their site:

Although FibraMent has a 1500°F continuous use operating temperature limit, it cannot be exposed directly to flame. The flame diverter that comes with our barbecue grill stones must be used. If a flame diverter can't be used, we have a special flame resistant material for your application. For pricing, phone or e-mail our office with your baking chamber size. Include as many details about your oven as necessary.

This would deter me. Flames have been known to contact pizza stones in the egg.

Mickey · August 2010

I would go here:
http://ceramicgrillstore.com/shop/shop/index.php?categoryID=90&category_slug=drip-pans-various-sizes-available

Oval Ceramic Stone
Stone - Oval
NEW APRIL 2010: Use with the Adjustable Rig and Large Woo3 to set-up indirect. Designed to protect ribs, briskets and other long cuts of meat on low and slow cooks. Stone measurements are 12.75 inches wide by 17 inches long. Slides in/out on the Rig Slide Guides. Sets-up under the Stainless Oval Grids. Ceramics are high refactory mullite/cordierite formulas. Made in the USA. $2 packing fee will be added to the shipping cost to cover special packaging requirements. Click the picture for set-up pictures on the Rig and Woo3.

$42.95

Groundhog66 · August 2010

The 13" seems pretty small, how thick is it?

Groundhog66 · August 2010

Any idea how thick that stone is?

Groundhog66 · August 2010

LOL, I certainly hope so :ohmy:

Groundhog66 · August 2010

Thank you for that, I did not read that disclaimer.

Capt Frank · August 2010

CGS stones are approx. 5/8" thick, very high quality, you won't go wrong

I use the 13" in my Lge and lover it :cheer:

Capt Frank
Homosasa, FL

egger66 · August 2010

Go with the BGE stone. I've tried other stones with poor results and then followed the advice from some of the forum members and went with the BGE stone...I should've started with it

Mr Holloway · August 2010

I recently got the BGE stone. It has been working very well.

Yeah, another pizza stone question.....sorry.

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