Egg Table

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Thinking about a table for my egg any pictures or sugestions

Shelby

Frodo 2801
Check the visitor profiles and any with a little camera icon out to the side has a pic and usually it's of tables, etc.
The Naked Whiz has a great site that shows his table under construction.
I'd attach a pic of my table...but I've never figured out how to do it.

The Naked Whiz

<p />Frodo 2801,
Well, if it's pictures you want....
[ul][li]The Naked Whiz's Cart page[/ul]

nikkig

Frodo 2801,
We made a brick enclosure for ours, with a tile countertop. Hubby just finished putting the doors on the storage side. I'll try and get him to post some new pics, I don't know how to do that. To see it without the doors check out the link.[p]~nikki
[ul][li]Our Egg[/ul]

sdbelt

Shelby,[p]The first step is to get your picture actually loaded someplace on the web, where you can already see it from a web page. I use www.photo.net to host my pictures. It's free, and they allow you to link the picture to bulletin boards like this.[p]The next step is to get the exact URL for the picture that you want to display here. Usually you can right click on the picture and select Properties. From there, highlight the URL in the picture properties and copy that to your paste buffer.[p]The last step is to paste that URL into the Optional Image URL below.[p]If that wasn't clear, send me email and I'll send you a Word document with pictures and even clearer directions.[p]--sdb

Unknown

sdbelt,
Duh...you gave very clear and concise instructions, however being a neophyte at this I would appreciate your offer of the Word Doc. Many thanks for your time...nde

Wardster

Frodo 2801,
I am close to making mine. I am going to build one that will allow my Large, sitting in it's nest, to be removabe via a swinging door, so to speak. When the egg is in the table and the door is closed, you would never know that it can be wheeled out.
Of course, this is all in theory.

sdbelt

<p />Norman Edwards,[p]Sending it now...[p]--sdb

nikkig

Hubby took some pics, so now it is with door.
[ul][li]Our egg.[/ul]

ravnhaus

<p />Frodo 2801,
I take a “modular” approach to Egg cooking tables. They blend in to my surrounding better than the more traditional "cabinet" approach. You can move it around as needed, and the wife seems happier with the more "open' look.

[ul][li]Ravnhaus BBQ[/ul]

The Naked Whiz

Wardster,
Hmmmmm, a swinging door? Sort of like a gallows? Shudder....[p]TNW

Unknown

sdbelt,
Just a note to thank you guys for all the ideas and pictures, your tables are great. Now I'll see what I can come up with.

Charcoal Mike

<p />Frodo 2801,[p]Here is mine. Click the link for other pics.[p]- Mike

[ul][li]Mike's Table[/ul]

Spring Chicken

Spring Chicken,
Shucks. It didn't post for me either. I did notice two things about your setup: 1. Nice backdrop, and 2. You must have been getting her warmed up for a flash burn. It looks plum red inside the ash pit.[p]Spring Chicken

Harry

Spring Chicken,[p]Yes, it was pretty warm. Grilling some steaks - notice the glass of wine on the table. Got to have all the proper ingredients.<g>
Thanks for trying.
Harry

Harry

<p />Frodo 2801,
One more try. Thanks, Mike[p]Harry[p]

LasVegasMac

ravnhaus,[p]Nice set up. Looks like you live in a rain forest![p]When I got my second BGE, the amount of "green" I see increased dramatically!! [p]LVM

LasVegasMac

nikkig,
Please tell hubby that the setup looks nice. You don't see many brick enclosures for the EGG. Nice job![p]LVM

nikkig

LasVegasMac,
Thanks! I'll pass it on to the hubby. We were originally shopping for stainless gas bricked in models, but decided on the egg (good decision), so we just kept the bricked in idea, and redesigned it for an egg.

ravnhaus

LasVegasMac,
Thanks.
I live in Central Texas which is usually quite a bit drier this time of year than the weather we are having this summer.
It is all green, humid, and buzzing with skeeters right now.