stainless table--ideas?

Dan4BBQ

I'm looking for a stainless tablefor my large egg with doors or drawers.  I live in FL and the wood weathers so stainless sounds good to me--any negatives?

Any suggestions on where or what brand to get?  I want some good table top space and the drawers will keep the humidity out

Logger

I added a drop in cooler and a drain hose that goes out to the french drain.

Brownie

Very impressive setup Logger.

BOWHUNR

Mid-America Equipment
1-217-653-0654
Ask for Tim, he is the table guy.

Little Steven

I picked this up at a used restaurant equipment place for about $500. Still have to get a granite top but it will be real nice when I'm finished. I could have used the top that is on it but I thought it would get too hot in full sun.

FanOfFanboys

Mid-America Equipment
1-217-653-0654
Ask for Tim, he is the table guy.

can I ask how much?

FanOfFanboys

I picked this up at a used restaurant equipment place for about $500. Still have to get a granite top but it will be real nice when I'm finished. I could have used the top that is on it but I thought it would get too hot in full sun.

Dang good idea

dlk7

Mine is Aluminum with powder coat.  All doors are weather proof and hold all of my accessories.

 

http://challengercabinets.com/LGrillCarts.html

 

spotco2

I was thinking about the same thing since I am in Ga and my deck faces south and gets full sun all day.

I actually like having the Large Egg in a nest so I can move it around easily and was considering a stainless table with some drawers or doors to use next to the Egg.

I had never thought about powder coated aluminum. I like that idea.

erickpanger

Another old SS table from the restaurant supply place

 

FanOfFanboys

Are y'all cutting the hole in the top for your egg?

BOWHUNR

Mid-America Equipment
1-217-653-0654
Ask for Tim, he is the table guy.

can I ask how much?

I have a little under $1000.00 in mine as it sits (shipping included).

Mike

Dan4BBQ

Thanks for all your help and suggestions.  I got this from Tim and it's awesome.

Dan

BBQBuddy

Now that you've had that SS table for awhile, how's it holding up and would you recommend it?  I'm in Miami and worried about the heat and salt air.

radamo

dlk7 said:

Mine is Aluminum with powder coat.  All doors are weather proof and hold all of my accessories.

 

http://challengercabinets.com/LGrillCarts.html

I have this same cart for my XL and it is amazing.  These challenger carts are not cheap but they are made very well. 

 

horseflesh

Man, Dan4BBQ's cart looks like exactly what I need!

I can't believe Mid-America doesn't have a web site, though... I'm old, but not old enough to prefer the telephone.

Sooner03

Dan, 

How much did that cart run?  If you don't mind me asking.  Thanks. 

Tspud1

Site for Mid-Amer is in test phase now. If interested, message me

Whaler

Check out the Kamado Joe stainless table part # KJ-SST

henapple

If it's sitting in the Florida sun wouldn't it be hot enough to cook on?

Shiff

The challenger web site has changed.  The new URL for the grill carts mentioned in an old post above is now:

http://challengercabinets.com/grill-carts.php

I've got one on order for delivery in a few weeks.  They have numerous options.  My local dealer is MeadowCreek BBQ in New Holland, PA. They have several in their showroom and Jesse really knows the options.

Whaler

henapple said:

If it's sitting in the Florida sun wouldn't it be hot enough to cook on?

Man we fry eggs on the dashboard of our trucks, in the Fall

Tspud1

Not if you have an umbrella over it or on a patio or covered deck

Whaler said:

henapple said:

If it's sitting in the Florida sun wouldn't it be hot enough to cook on?

Man we fry eggs on the dashboard of our trucks, in the Fall

Davekatz

dlk7 said:

Mine is Aluminum with powder coat.  All doors are weather proof and hold all of my accessories.

 

http://challengercabinets.com/LGrillCarts.html

 

Which size is that?

Shiff

@Davekatz, there is a lot of info on the web site.  Don't use the one you quoted - use:

http://challengercabinets.com/grill-carts.php

Tspud1

Here is the Mid-America website: 

Tspud1

Tspud1

http://www.outdoorkitchenequip.com/

Maccool

I would definitely start at a used restaurant supply place. Restaurant fail at a rate of about 25% in the first year and 60% within 3 years. Older restaurants replace a lot of their kitchen fixtures every 3-5 years.