Grill Accessories Storage

BigGreenBamaGriller · July 2012

For everyone that does not have a table, or didn't have one previously. How do you store all your stuff (platesetter, Woo, Lump, Chips, Chunks, etc)? I have a smallish 12x8 patio in back and I am tired of dragging everything around the house from the garage.

Thanks in advance

nolaegghead · July 2012

I have a table, but I also store grilling stuff in a deck box. Doubles as a seat. Keeps everything dry.

nolaegghead · July 2012

Something like this: www.amazon.com/Rubbermaid-5F21-Deck-Box-Seat/dp/B000CFOW3O/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1341601077&sr=8-1&keywords=yard+storage

mrjwhit · July 2012

I put my charcoal in a rubbermaid plastic bin. I also scored a great wire table from thrift store for my other tools. Now that I've put my table together I may transition the table out, but it's very useful for hot starters or grates.

boatbum · July 2012

I bought a Deckbox/Construction tool box thing at home depot. 4 ft, by 30 in, by 2 ft. It sits next the pool equip. Have everything in there - including the current bag of charcoal. Has a handy tray that slides on the top level, have lighting materials, gloves, grill handle, etc in there.

Paid probably 60-70 $ for it. Works great.

brimee · July 2012

The old gas grill makes a nice stainless steel storage cabinet.

Although I had to use the gasser on the 4th for the first time since last October, had to set everything out for the day.

Kristinnn · July 2012

i use a big 130 gal deck box to store the charcoal that is also in plastic bins IN the deck box and misc stuff for the grill. i also attached some plant hangers to my fence to hang my misc grates on.

Jai-Bo · July 2012

I keep the platesetter inside the egg when not in use. while doing direct heat, I just lay it beside my egg (although the kids playing in the pool have broken 1 in the past by doing this). As fer coal, I keep coal in a 20 gal. container and wood in another container.