Show us your Cookin Spot

mshump

mshump said:

Finally got my new cooking spot done for the year. I got the patio poured ,new french doors put in and my egg and gasser moved out back. I still need to side the wall inside and out before winter sets in, then I have the winter to plan and decide what I want to do next. I am guessing the 3 season room is around 20 years old. When we went to install the  french doors  the wall and sill was rotted badly. Had to pretty much re-frame from the sill up. It turned out to be quite a bit bigger project then what I had planned, but it is coming together nicely. Even threw some hot dogs on the egg for dinner last night !!

Got the wall sided today.

bo_mull

Mine is  work in progress, Just got the metal roof installed this week. Gonna work on covering the old wore out concrete next spring.

3sheets

I built this last January. Came pre-cut, all I had to do was assemble everything.

robnybbq

Sweet. I miss my pool. All closed for the winter.

lkapigian

Ok ok my nice Egg with some 1/2 pipe welded together.....functional it is

BRush00

My new patio/cookin spot currently a work in progress:

Scottgar12

I worked around the clock Friday and Saturday morning to build this.  That left me with an hour to pick up my XL before the dealer closed!

Focker

tarheelmatt

I can contribute to this finally!  

Ladeback69

Here is a different view of mine. It's a work in progress.

tarheelmatt

Very nice @Ladeback69! 

Central_Bama_Egger

Thatgrimguy said:

Posted some shots of my area and remembered just how much I love my deck. I know most of you have a place you are proud to call home for your eggs. Be it a table, a corner or just your nest in the yard. Show us your cooking spot!!

You're not supposed to hate or be jealous. But........ I am... My name's Lance and I have a Problem

Eggcelsior

@lkapigian

Does the egg sit on the base or is it supported by the ring only? Be mindful of expansion as the old mini nest held the egg with a ring about 1/3 up the base and this could cause a clean break at the point of contact.

Jeremiah

Here's mine. But it might be redone once max comes home.

Lit

Until I can get a fence out back I am forced to egg out front.

lkapigian

Eggcelsior said:

@lkapigian

Does the egg sit on the base or is it supported by the ring only? Be mindful of expansion as the old mini nest held the egg with a ring about 1/3 up the base and this could cause a clean break at the point of contact.

Mine Nesting on 1.5 x 1.5 angle iron.........That is a clean break great picture

bccomstock

My egging space has been a long time coming.. Finally was able to get it done this year, although it wasn't without complications due to a contractor (and supposed friend) bailing on me halfway through it. 

We bought the house 8 years ago.  It had a small covered porch where I could operate in bad weather, but we immediately added a concrete patio to the back.  However, the concrete was improperly sloped and rain would stand on it.  We also didn't use the patio mostly due to little shade and, being in the south, that just means you're baking while your food is too.

So my solution this summer was to cover the patio by enlisting an acquaintance I've known for a long time.  The final results are great IMO, but myself and other friends and family ended up doing a large majority of the trim work over the course of 4 weekends.  Thankfully the framers had done a good enough job getting it to where I could finish it.  I have to say it's nice sitting under it knowing I did A LOT of the work.

thetrim

@bccomstock‌ THATS GREAT!!!! Very very Nice!

NPHuskerFL

@Jeremiah‌ Nice! Great lighting too.

Thatgrimguy

Any new cooking spots on the site? Any updates? Lets see them!

Legume

Not new, but I never posted.  Here's my yard and egg spot.  One from above and one from below.  Different days - heavy rain in the above pic.  I really want to get that deck covered with something solid for a little sun and rain protection, maybe add a fan.

chick533

Theophan

I'm in awe of the setups and gorgeous places some of you all have -- amazing!

I had this done a month or so ago:

byrne092

@piney Where did you get that table?? I have seen a few like it, but was not sure if they would be able to handle the weight of an egg, and obviously yours must be pretty sturdy to hold 2 eggs. Great setup by the way!

YukonRon

Our very humble abode. Pre MM.

johnkitchens

piney

byrne092 said:

@piney Where did you get that table?? I have seen a few like it, but was not sure if they would be able to handle the weight of an egg, and obviously yours must be pretty sturdy to hold 2 eggs. Great setup by the way!

Thanks, I bought a stainless table with a stainless bottom shelf from a restaurant supply wholesaler in Atlanta, cut 2 holes with a jigsaw, reinforced top and bottom with 1in square tubing. Also the bottom shelf has a 2x4 aluminum square tube supporting from side to side.  

Thatgrimguy

These cooking spots are awesome! Love seeing all the variations.

pgprescott

Here's mine. 

northGAcock

dagriller said:

Just an Egg and a deck, plus a seldom used gaser.

Your pup is gaurding the wrong grill! Throw him a bone though.....