Mini Max on Challenger Table

dkmorg1

I’m considering a Challenger Designs 76” table for my Large BGE.  I have a Mini Max that I would like to use on the table top as well.  Has anyone tried this?  Any concerns with damaging the table finish? 

Tspud1

Might mess up that powder coat.

BBQBuddy

I have my MM on top of a Challenger Cart.  Haven't had any issues.

dkmorg1

@Tspud1 that’s a nice setup. Who makes that table? 

TEXASBGE2018

When my house is completed this fall I will need somewhere to put my Minimax and my large so I am in the market but I will have to mark these tables off my list. They are nice looking but good lord are they overpriced. I can build a 10ft Island out of Austin Stone for cheaper than one of these tables. My situation doesn't require me to move the egg around. If I did though I'd just use the standard nest with a 304 SS side table and save a few thousand.

Tspud1

dkmorg1 said:

@Tspud1 that’s a nice setup. Who makes that table? 

Some good looking smart guy....http://www.outdoorkitchenequip.com/

TEXASBGE2018

Tspud1 said:

dkmorg1 said:

@Tspud1 that’s a nice setup. Who makes that table? 

Some good looking smart guy....http://www.outdoorkitchenequip.com/

See there you go. @Tspud1 makes them and they are half the cost of the Challenger tables.

ColtsFan

Tspud1 said:

dkmorg1 said:

@Tspud1 that’s a nice setup. Who makes that table? 

Some good looking smart guy....http://www.outdoorkitchenequip.com/

Man! That pug is talented

mEGG_My_Day

Tspud1 said:

Might mess up that powder coat.

This one is mine.  I have had it almost a year and couldn't be more happy with it.  It's built like a tank, but is surprisingly easy to move around.  It was a huge upgrade to my old wooden table - IMO

HofstraJet

Not sure where you're located, but if on the west coast, may want to check out Brian Alan tables.  http://www.brianalantables.com/

They made my table custom to my specs (see link to it in my signature).

I'm very pleased with it.

I went to a local granite dealer and from their remnants bought a small slab to put on the right side so that I can put hot items on it and not worry about damaging the tabletop which can't easily be replaced. You can do the same and put the minimax on it (for that matter, you can do that on any table).

No affiliation, etc.

dkmorg1

Tspud1 said:

dkmorg1 said:

@Tspud1 that’s a nice setup. Who makes that table? 

Some good looking smart guy....http://www.outdoorkitchenequip.com/

Funny, I actually found these online today. I came back to this discussion and see this!  I sent a request for information through your website earlier.  This setup pictured is pretty much exactly what I’m looking for.