Bge accessory storage ideas?

Shawnodell83

Where do you store all of your accessories, place setter (when not using) coal, wood chunks, etc? I don’t have a table for my egg, just mates... so I’m just wondering what the best option is and what works best for you guys? 

Kent8621

i built a massive table thought i had it all planned out, dont have room for wood chunks, charcoal, rib rack and a few other things. so whatever you think you will need, double it.

H12mike

I bought a Husky 30 tool cart with drawers and then had a custom made maple cutting board put on the top surface.

vb4677

I got one of these.  I put two 18" square floor tiles on the shelf and now can put a hot platesetter or raised grid there.  Holds a couple bags of lump and stuff to get it started... Ended up getting an elastic cover for it, as well as the LBGE.



https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01HJATY32/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o05_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

danguba78

I use the 60 gal Suncast Storage Cube. https://www.suncast.com/storage-cube-60-gallon.html.  Fairly water tight. What I like best is that all my XL accessories fit inside. The dimensions of the cube are large enough to hold an XL stock grill, a Woo, and an A/R. Available at Amazon and elsewhere: https://www.amazon.com/Suncast-BMDB60-Storage-Cube/dp/B00JN794IU/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1543855311&sr=8-1&keywords=Suncast-Corporation+storage+cube

cookingdude555

6 foot tall, 4 foot wide, and 2 foot deep shed from costco. i put a shelf from the same store inside of it.  it is no longer big enough for everything. 

Blues2

Weber natural gas grill 

bucky925

My holland grill.  I even fire it up from time to time to de-grease the above-mentioned accessories.  

Mickey

From Sam's

dopey

cookingdude555 said:

6 foot tall, 4 foot wide, and 2 foot deep.

Damn, bro, up until this point I thought you were describing me

alaskanassasin

bucky925 said:

My holland grill.  I even fire it up from time to time to de-grease the above-mentioned accessories.  

I knew Mr. Holland