Table advice

stv8r

Looking at getting a new patio built behind my house and need some recommendations for a table that would house both my large and mini eggs?  

RRP

Lots lots and MORE LOTS of table pictures for ideas on TNW table site! 

stv8r

RRP said:

Lots lots and MORE LOTS of table pictures for ideas on TNW table site! 

Thanks!  Once I figured out what TNW was lol I see you are correct!!

Tspud1

stv8r

Tspud1 said:

Wow that's exactly what I'm looking for. Who makes that?

Tspud1

some guy I know..https://www.outdoorkitchenequip.com/

buzd504

stv8r said:

Tspud1 said:

Wow that's exactly what I'm looking for. Who makes that?

I have one of those (for a single large egg) and it is awesome.

mEGG_My_Day

I have one very similar to the one pictured with a small and a large in it - awesome table!! 

Whataguy

Brian Alan Tables....5 yrs

gamason

$250 bucks for a pallet of pavers and 10 tubes of construction adhesive, and some leftover granite from a kitchen remodel. Going strong now for 3 years

unoriginalusername

these look pretty cool - https://kamadospace.com 

unoriginalusername

unoriginalusername said:

these look pretty cool - https://kamadospace.com 

I wish i had seen that table before going custom.  landed on NatureKast for my recent build 
 https://youtu.be/Nlp--5o_xW8 

nolaegghead

tomtnc

My $.02: you can’t go wrong with what @Tspud1 can provide. Great product for the money!

nolaegghead

I like the Brian Alen tables.  Very similar to my table except in metal.  Simple, strong, industrial, beautiful.  Big wheels.  Gotta have big wheels.  I've rolled mine up a ramp into and and out of my truck a number of times.

stv8r

Whataguy said:

Brian Alan Tables....5 yrs

Wow that looks great!  

yumdinger

Here is my remodeled table.  The table is about 10 years old.  This fall I replaced a tile top with a 36"x62" Granite top.  The Egg now sits on the granite knockout and green egg ceramic feet.  

Moving into winter up here in Minnesota, I put some thought into a cover that would be easy to use but provide better protection from Snow and Winter conditions in our climate.  I am tired of canvas, just a big hassle when you grill in snow and 0 degree temps, they also don't protect the lid from freezing shut.   The cover weighs no more than 5-6 lbs and can easily be lifted off by one person using the 2 handles in the center of the cover.  The structure is made with 3/4" PVC pipe and fittings.  The cover is Corrugated Poly carbonate. The PVC rests on the perimeter of my table, the poly overlaps the edge by 4" locking it on the table.

My neighbor said I am gonna be on the DEA watch list because it looks like I could be growing illegals herbs under it.  It is going to shed Snow great and can be put on the egg immediately after cooking..... that means I don't have to get off the couch after dinner.

Tspud1

yumdinger said:

Here is my remodeled table.  The table is about 10 years old.  This fall I replaced a tile top with a 36"x62" Granite top.  The Egg now sits on the granite knockout and green egg ceramic feet.  

Moving into winter up here in Minnesota, I put some thought into a cover that would be easy to use but provide better protection from Snow and Winter conditions in our climate.  I am tired of canvas, just a big hassle when you grill in snow and 0 degree temps, they also don't protect the lid from freezing shut.   The cover weighs no more than 5-6 lbs and can easily be lifted off by one person using the 2 handles in the center of the cover.  The structure is made with 3/4" PVC pipe and fittings.  The cover is Corrugated Poly carbonate. The PVC rests on the perimeter of my table, the poly overlaps the edge by 4" locking it on the table.

My neighbor said I am gonna be on the DEA watch list because it looks like I could be growing illegals herbs under it.  It is going to shed Snow great and can be put on the egg immediately after cooking..... that means I don't have to get off the couch after dinner.

no worries, no cops in MN