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New table -- can't find 18" paver. Substitutions?
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Hi guys,
Long time lurker, finally joined the club with a large BGE! Table nest is being ordered so I'm waiting to set it up. I built a table this weekend but am looking for something to set the table nest on. Lowes/Home Depot only has 16" pavers and none of the tile stores locally can help (So Cal).
Any idea where I could find a 2" thick 18x18" paver or another piece of material that can be sized and put into there?
I loved the idea of a round piece of granite and resting the nest on there, but not sure how I'd go about getting that as the tile/countertop places looked like I was crazy for even asking.
Any help would be appreciated!!
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I used two 8" x 16" concrete pavers about 1.5" thick. Have about a 1/4" gap between them to allow for air to circulate and give room for thermal expansion.Large BGE & mini stepchild & a KJ Jr.The damp PNW
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McStew said:where in SO CAL ?BizGreenEgg said:I used two 8" x 16" concrete pavers about 1.5" thick. Have about a 1/4" gap between them to allow for air to circulate and give room for thermal expansion.
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Buy as many firebricks as you need to make the size you want
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Go to some granite shops. They should have some sink cutouts or scrap pieces that would be reasonable. I got a 24" x 32" for 100.00. But looks like u are wanting a smaller piece.so should be cheaper. I have xl.
XL and Small
Chattanooga, TN
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Check a brick yard...Green egg, dead animal and alcohol. The "Boro".. TN
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On my table, I put a bunch of bricks, about 2" under my XL. They are in a ring around the base, with some more in the middle for support. I have them so that the holes are sticking outward. In my mind, it helps keep it cool underneath the egg, but hey, that could just be my weirdness talking.BGE XL- Tomball, TX
"Well let me just quote the late-great Colonel Sanders, who said, "I'm too drunk to taste this chicken" - Ricky Bobby -
There is a place in SF Valley called Jacobi Building Materials I think they are on Topanga and Victory they have or can get just about any size you needHermosa Beach CA
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I found slabs of blue stone nearly 2" thick.
$7 at an out door nursreyChesapeake, VA -
I had very good results using 3 12" pavers in my table under my Large BGE, under the 3 ceramic feet.John in the Willamette Valley of Oregon
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For anyone looking for one in SoCal, I tracked one down at Sepulveda Building Materials. They've got locations from San Diego to Santa Barbara, the coast to Palm Springs I think.
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