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BGE XL table cover dimensions

1move
1move Posts: 516
How big is it? I bought one and was going to build my table in so I can use the cover. I measured it out and it seems like I can fit a table that is 60" X 33" in the cover however the tables the BGE sells (which I asume fit the cover) are 63" L x 34"

Can anyone help and confirm what would fit under this cover?
XLBGE, MMBGE, CyberQ

Comments

  • TexasCurt
    TexasCurt Posts: 67
    I was about to post the same question!

    XL and Med Eggs
    SW Houston, TX

  • Cookinbob
    Cookinbob Posts: 1,691
    I have an XL, built a table for it, and have the BGE XL table cover.  Here are the dimensions.  BTW, due to a design change in the middle of the building, i wound up with a top that is 61" x 31" wide.  My cover BARELY fits.  Trust me, go with 60 x 32 and no more.
    I don't have pics with the cover on, but you can see it in the background.
    XLBGE, Small BGE, Homebrew and Guitars
    Rochester, NY
  • 1move
    1move Posts: 516
    I will be selling my cover! Darn it I went with a bigger table, only one chance to do it right
    XLBGE, MMBGE, CyberQ
  • bettysnephew
    bettysnephew Posts: 1,189

    You might look up Duck Brand covers. They will do custom covers. They are also reasonably priced. I have not owned one myself but have seen the smaller ones at one of the big box home stores and it looked OK. Not near as heavy as the BGE cover, but I just trashed mine for the XL after about 4 years of use. It was leaking like a sieve and in winter was always frozen to the Egg or table. For the price difference I can replace the Duck every few years if needed.

    A poor widows son.
    See der Rabbits, Iowa