Green Egg Stand

ccschaad

I would just like to share the outdoor kitchen that I just finished over the weekend.

lkapigian

Welcome and Very Nice!

jeffwit

Very nice! Is there a nest or some spacer between the bottom of the egg and the granite(?) slab underneath? If not, it is something to think about doing. They can get pretty hot under there.

chuckytheegghead

Looks good

StillH2OEgger

That is simply beautiful. Really outstanding. Hate to be Johnny buzzkill, but have you considered a table nest?

bgebrent

Very nice and welcome!  An air gap under your egg is a good idea.

stlcharcoal

Beautiful!!!  Get a table nest, green feet, or some floor tiles to create a space between the base & granite so you don't burn that table up. 

blasting

Nice table, and welcome aboard.

Roebuck

Great first post and stunning kitchen - nice job!

pgprescott

Beautiful piece of furniture right there! Bravo! Do as @stlcharcoal advises and make sure you get some sort of air gap under the egg. There are many pictures of burnt tables or worse due to not having an air gap. This goes with or without a stone. Either way you need an air gap.  Hate to see that table get ruined. One of the best I've ever seen. 

JNDATHP

Absolutely gorgeous. 

nolaegghead

Fine work!

RRP

NICE! That sink is a really cool addition! BTW does it simply drain into your yard or is there a bucket hidden behind those doors?

WeberWho

You have some mad wood skills! I'd almost be scared to get it dirty

JohnnyTarheel

Welcome!! Nice table...

johnnyp

nicely done

ccschaad

Thank you all for the high praise.  I do have a granite slab that the egg sits on.  I have cooked on it several times with no heat issues that I am aware off.  I have done a pork but for 11 hours.   Have not cooked pizza yet 550 temps.  Do you think i need something more than granite?

StillH2OEgger

ccschaad said:

Thank you all for the high praise.  I do have a granite slab that the egg sits on.  I have cooked on it several times with no heat issues that I am aware off.  I have done a pork but for 11 hours.   Have not cooked pizza yet 550 temps.  Do you think i need something more than granite?

Yes, you need an air gap.

jdkeithbge

Very nice table and setup!  Welcome to the forum.  As others have said, get you one of these table nests.  $50 on Amazon to protect that investment.

StillH2OEgger

jdkeithbge said:

Very nice table and setup!  Welcome to the forum.  As others have said, get you one of these table nests.  $50 on Amazon to protect that investment.

They may have increased, but the table nest was $30 at my dealer.

ccschaad

I have added a nest under the EGG.  I did a little test to see how hot it would get between the granite and the wood.  The egg was only at 500 deg and under the granite was already ~125.  wood starts to smolder at 150.  Thanks for the advise

stlcharcoal

StillH2OEgger said:

jdkeithbge said:

Very nice table and setup!  Welcome to the forum.  As others have said, get you one of these table nests.  $50 on Amazon to protect that investment.

They may have increased, but the table nest was $30 at my dealer.

MSRP $32.95.

Smokeware has a cool cast iron one on their website.  Pricey, but I like how it looks.

bluebird66

Beautiful and welcome aboard!

northGAcock

Having water by your egg....PRICELESS!